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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

period OF forty-three years Between
1902 and 1910. eight years. Il was
amended twelv. times. This cOnstitu-
ton tinkerng j. the inevitable result
OF reducing constitutions to the cate
CORY of statutes
Wickersham scored the Roosevelt
proposal 70 submit judicial decisions
upon the business ana adequacy of new
statutes TO a popular vote to deter
mine their legality. To accomplish
this. he said. meant that all consti-
tutional amendments would become
mere elaborate statutes"
Consider" he said. in closing.
whether the evils from which we
suffer may not be cured without the
destruction Of our cherished institu-
tons; examine all this in a spirit OF
candor. concession and openness to
conviction. and. ~ Mr.. Mason said in
1877 God grant thar prejudice may
not make US blind To our own in
terests.'"
Medal 10 Wiz. Bryce.
feature OF the dinner was the pre-
S.rftat.On OF a gold Ufltl- ~ ~. - -
This medal was founded several years
40 nv A group of members Tor the
n,,~Dose OF providing special clstinc-
tion 10 any person whom the society
pa rticularly wished to honor.
IFS nres~uta-ion to Ambassador Bryce
- Ia ia. .frs. time il has been given
- any one not = citizen OF the '"'''"
senator Borsh. in his speech or the
.T-asted states" strongly deleNSeu ~,
II N.aHI
Constitutlon. bur warned ulS -
there were troubles brewing lot '"e
r,-esen. form 81 government
Mr. Bryce paid an cNtrdordiharN u :
he - IN. Constitution ~ the tnlteu
safes The Ambassador slin
The Constitution was the WorN -
a. ,Ntraordlnsry group OF men susn
=. bas seldom been seen liNinS AZ ~.
me fin,o IN any country. and sucn
y, had never been brought tp-'tn'l
~ any Other country 70 Nnd.I td"t ~,
ir, -oenseIy dinicult r.s~ 81 tTaniint =
e,,,ds mental instrument Tor inc E'N-
.,..-. 81 a nation. The nation was
,brn a small one. and ;; is one o. tae
-. s-rfktug tributes 20 tnr SrItVs
and foresight or tho M'n .,,Nt 80,
fr,-ne Of government Nnicn th'f ~,
s..ssc5 cor 600 0o8 peoples should
have proved NUNS Oh"
o. rs, vhoic q your history since
- - a --e~ord ~ the services Wn3cn
a.. Constitution has rendered 20 you
".,,so,h the Federal Constitution itse'i
- III nose state Constitutions which
-. b.rn enacted under similar hnes
49, IS .fc effect OF atc7dying the
,.,rAfnerv 81 rovfrnucnt. OF sioNlhs
-. svdder Impulses of securing re-.
.,c-s Tor the rights ~ every man and
se.rv section Of the people.
..t-verv government IN which popuiaf
sovereignty is recegn 20 r., nes'S u "
.strs,p ,-or where class counts fol
- ,ur, les than n does IN Europe
"a r-N~-e traditions have no. had -
rru~h pover. there have been many
moments when things would have gone
voa have ali formed for the COnstltu'
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
SUSPEND MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY.
=. 4. 4. 4. Takes Action Because school
Fails 10 Heed Protest OF Player.

New Orleans, La, December 14--The
University Of Mississippi was to-day
indefinitely suspended srom the south
ern intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton by delegates in convention here
representing the leading educational
institutions in the South. Suspension
was tle result Of Mississippfs refual
to play the cheduled annual Thanks
giving game with the Mississippi y
4 NJ because Fletcher. Of the former
university. had been declared ineli-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
'WRANGLE MUCH.
BUT FEAST MORE
sSouthern League Magnates, I'm
able to Agree on Anything,
Decide on Banquet.

Birmingham. Ala, December IL
b GLOWING an afternoon sessiin OF
rnuch wrangl!ng, the magnates of the
Southern Baseball League Tonight an
.oyed the annual banquet. greater zest
being apparent than heretofore.
The main question before the league
. eads Is the salary limit matter u
MAS warmly discussed to-day. but no
bottom was taken. a monthly Limit
sor players OF $3.50 was proposed. anu
.aused such bitter discussion there wac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

gible under the s. 1. A. A rules Reso-
buttons were adopted by the associa-
ton decaIring Player Fletcher, tne
coach. captain and manager OF the
Mississippi University footpau team
disaualified from any connection with
athletics in the 5. T. A a.
At banquet tonight officers o. the
association were reelected as follows;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

William L. dudley. Vanderbilt. presi-
dent. william Riggs Clemson. first
vic.-president John Morris, University
of Georgia, yice-president second dis
trict: B. II. Walker. MISSISSIPPI. A; "
NJ vice-president third district.
Irov-ne =, AYERS. Tennessee. vice-pres-
idant fourth district; Edward T..
IIoImes. of Mercer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15
"Thank Heaven, That
Itching Is Gone J"
~0ns Touch of ZEM0-and the Relic.
Is Sublime. Try It FolhI

% MY. o my, what blessed relief.
Here I've been suffering the most
awful torture for months, and trieG
things galore. ZEMO is magic The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

New YORK tribune.
Captain Hocemann OF the kron-
uriIzcssin Cecilie is a proper man.
lie is Commodore of the North Ger
man LLOYD fleet and is conscious y
the dignity that goes with tho job.
Therefore Il Mas not strange that he
was anrered at the moving picture
folk when they laid the tail end of a
dramatic story on the deck OF me
Kronprir2essin as he was taking her
out to sea.
Fifteen PLAYERS we're assembled on
the pier in Hohokcn. They were kiss
ing and hugging with tears and
laughter just before the gancplank
was hauled ashore and four young
women without tickets deliberately
remained on board.
Down the bay on tho tug nalgcl-
line was another machine. the ting
having orders To take the four wom-
en- off II was planned 10 HAY" q
rope ladder thrown over the liners
lido whore the wind could eaten
skirts and display hosiery
CAPTAIN Vorcwauu, when he learn
ed of a., trick. was annoyed llo
order. q the accommodation gausway
lowered ry this means the women
had to board the tug In q dccoro IS
fashion and the skipper laughcd In
modest triumph.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
SHIRIFt'S SALE
STATE OF TENAS,
CnrNTY OF pOTIER.

STATE OF TENAS,
COUNTY or POTTER,
Py virtue ~ an order Of sale and
writ Of possession issued out OF the
honorable District Court Of Potter
County. on the llth day of December,
\. d. 1911, hy the Clerk thereof, In
the case OF + T.. pakcr versus 5. II.
Smith. +. s. Franklin and s T. Fa-
San. No. 1921. and Co me rs sheriff.
directed and delivered, ! viii pro-
coed 10 sell. within the hours pre-
sorihcd hy law for Shrrilf's Sales, on
the first Tuesday m February \ ID
1912. 10 being the tfh day OF said
month. before the Court House doo'
Of said Potter County, in the state Of
Texas. the foIlovine described pror-
crty. to-vit
Lot No. s. I'm Block va. '9 in llem-
ous addition 90 the CITY o, Amarillo,
Texas. as the same appears on record
according 90 the map or plat of said
addition i'm the office Cf the county
clcrk of Potter county. Texas
OWED on as the property az 5 II.
Smith. +. $. Franklin. and $ T. Fa-
gan. TO satisfy a judgement amounting
10 Stq3>. 20 In favor OF T. r. Baker.
with interest at the rate of > per
cent per annum and cost of suit.
Given under my hand this mn
DAY OF December, \ ID 1911.
W. " rURWEtL. Sheriff.
2.fH-l-l>
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
Annual Stockholders Nrctiu

The annual moctiug OF fh H'h
holders Of the Amarillo u.c' .ai.
way &C. will be- held af .H.Ir Ice
2tN South Pclk st~co'. .. '.a
riilo. Potter county. TO-, a o.
day. January lG. 1'f u.
for Che purpose of ,le, lr,
of directors 10 serve Cor n
year and fot the trans 49,
other legal business t'' mO
before said wcc'iu@
a. q NOBLE.
Amarillo, Texas. lgurar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
Two lPlayoff Plans.

One Of the tentative plans for play
inp OF these postponed games Is To
do so in douhlc-hcaders n each park.
For instance. when two teams which
have such p|ostponement meet, the
other game scheduled at the park on
that date be- transferred TO krisch
Park That will take some time
and Dr. viii result IN what practically
win amount. ia part NJ leas;, TO a re-
turn 90 the original plan of playins
40 both parks with the exception
that there win ho % donhlo-heaaer al
each ground
The postponed games OF January
we're Orioles vs. luf3ntr, and
Rcandups W Higoins COMPANY.
These Games con be PLAYED off iu
the above plan when the teams ra''
off that way January 81. The games
postponed yesterday were Infantry
vs.. Hicrins Company and Rorndups
VS.. Orioles. These games can he tok
on care ~ IN similar manner lcnua-N
y. whom the teams IRE sthcdrlcl
that way again. The games can ae
PLAYED. according to baseball rule at
the park for which they were ori-
cinallv scheduled.
the other plan calls for the p'a b
off of the games in two doublc-h'al-
crs AT almost any date q; TEXAS
League park, two games being play
ed in the morning and two in he
afternoon.
Which OF these plans meets with
the approval of the board Of mana
gers remains to 10 seen.
To Prevent Padding.
with the approach Of the spring
training season in protess'ona' ranks,
Il is desired nv several Of the leagues
voters to put a restraint on the s'tn'
ing of such PLAYERS rs may dror INTO
town toward the end Of the second
series thus changing the teams IN
such a manner as g. rive n or We
unfair advantage over the other
There is such a rule In orca" el
baseball and It Is believed P. i'i
promoters in the Winter ln7- 10
be only q fair one 10 all In '',t
words. steps probably will h' ken
to make the teams stand rN' H 'h'
last few weeks Of the race
The league has a number Of other
matters Of moment to claim H at
tentioH, hat most Of them are r he
nature " routine. \ compile. re-
port on the men under ccutrao' VIII
be asked Of the managers and re-
tary. in order to go a clear i' o.
any changes that may have '"n
made since the last games were 'y'
ed
This afternoon has been Chos as
the time most suitable Co iho an
ayers who are the governing brF )t
the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

ORDER OF NOTICE THERON
NORTHERN DISTRICT or TEXAS
ON this Tho 1ltb dav OF January.
'HI2 on reading tho f%orecoiug petit
tio0 Il is ORDERED
py the Court that a hearing Doc
tal uron rho same on the 2rd dav
of February. 1912 at Q O'Clock \. VI
before said Court at Amarillo in said
District; and that notice thereof be
aablished in the Daily News. a news.
paper printed in said District, and
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear a.
said time and place and show cause
II any thew have why the prayer OF
said petitioner should not be granted.
And Il Is further ordered by the
Court that notice shall be sent by
nail 20 an known creditors OF said
petitioner and this order addressed
10 them az their places Of residence
as stated. ZEN IT, STONE.
Referee I'm Bankruptcy.
lam 1910
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
WINTER LEAGUE
HAS PROBLEMS
San Autonio Baseball Pro.
moters Meet With Inter
esting Propositions

San Antonio. Tex. Jan ll.-S eN.
eral interesting problems confront
the san Antonio Winter Baseball
League lust now, not the least OF
which is the method of taking care
Of this string of postponed games.
For the purpose Of attending TO this
and other matters, a meeting OF mat
organization has been called Tor
Thursday afternoon at 6 80 o'clock
There now are four postponed
games. each team being thus involved
twice January ! and were the
days when il Mas too cold TO play,
and for this reason not a lick has
been struck In the second series.
Following the very successful work
OF the opening series. this comes as
@ shock only less severe than the
cold spell that hit town Saturday
afternoon last. Some method of play
ing off these postponed Games must
be- arranged. This must be accom-
plished without overworkne any one
Of the clubs and thereby impatrns
rs chances.
Two plans ar" proposed and these
viii be discussed AT length ia the
,oming meeting. Very fortunately
the league is az no expense durin-
the cCo' weather. the park being leas-
ed on the percentage basis, the um
pires end scorers heing paid only II
they work. This is a distinct adj
VANTAGE under the present condition
of affairs. and the league has no Il
nancial troubles ahead as far as can
d., soon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
Up 10 Yale ard Princeton

Tho Yale and Princeton %rcpresen-
tativcs will meet with the iu.ercpl-
leciatc committee for tn" final
throshinr ont Of the rlles. win
there be peace or war The intcrcol-
leeiatc committee has been instruct.
"a tr retain tho l9l1 code. u d,
hardly likely that It viii agree 20 the
abolition of the pass. So Ct looks as
though IFS un to Vale and Princeton
10 acrce To q variation IN the pass
rule or draw mp q now football code
Such "a course probably would bee 'Ne
opening note of the farewell 20 TO- p
ball. so in all probability the commit
tccmcn will weather the stormy Sos
sion ana get together for the general
good of the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

When In need 90 some o. o. arr,
a note, a present. a parcel or IKE @
delivery OF any kind Ring 49, ",
are the candy Kids. IH-tfi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Jams, %icllic> and condiments Of the
.Ishost class 40 prices no higher than
r0u are often asked 10 pay FOR the
Inferior kind Griffin Grocery. 5l-tfe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

We guarantee our coaI quality
and voiett. Better order today.
KENYON Grain d Coal CO.. phone Is.
53-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT.
or TENAS. ~ THE MATTER OF
j. J. NORRIS. BANKRUPT. NO.
a IN BANKRUPTCY.
TO TIFF HON EDWARD r. MEEK.
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT
NJ TEXAS.
#. j. Morris. Of Dalhart. In the
C1rnty az Dallam. and State of Texas.
in said District, respectfully repre-
sents that on the 18th day Of Sep
temher. last past. he was adjudged
bankrupt under the Acts Of Con-
rress relating % bankruptcy; that he
has duly surrendered al his property
and rights Of property, and has fully
complied with an the requirements
Of eaid acts and of the order Of the
Court touching his bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE. he prays that he
may De- dccrecd bv the Court to have
a tull DISCHARGE from all debts prov
able aeaine' bis estate under said
bankrupt Acts. except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dis
charge
Dated this tho 4th day Of January.
1879 J. !. MORRIS
Bankrupt
The above application subscribed
ANA sworn 'o before me- hy 7. ].
Morris Witness my hand end seal
NJ office This the 9th day Of January
1912. W y. CUAUNCFN.
Notary Nnhli,. Dallam County
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
BIC FIGHT CERTAIN
ON FORWARD PASSES

stormy sessions will be, hl order
when the football rules toHatittee
men get together In New York within
tine next few weeks unless one side OF
the other Is prepared 20 see the light
The intercollegiate Association, at
its recent meeting In New York. in
committee 10 vote for the retention
of the 1q1l code, With as few changes
as possible.
DIR. II l.. Williams of Minnesota,
chairman of the associations half OF
the rules committee. made a report
in the New York meeting in which
qe said that the 1911 rules yer gen
orally satisfactory TO the colleges as
Ia whole. when both large and small
are cons dercd T.. &. Quigley. ath.
letic director Of 81. Marys college, 81
Marvs. Kansas. and president OF the
Kansas Coileciatc Association, whl
represented his conference In the
New York meeting, says that the sen
timcnt Ct the national body was
strong for the omen game, forward
pass and al.
III. Pass VIII Stick. Says Quiglc,
There isn't a chance "a lose IN,
forward pass. said Quiel,y in s-eqh.
Inc OF the mootina "Thoy eIl favor
the pass. bat manv believe that 8,
should be restricted Doctor Wi
liawe of Minnesota advocated On,
abolition 'of the neutral zone, tho
troublesome 20-yard line. placing ne
liwit on the distance of the pass"
Rut while the intercollegiate As.
ISOLATION will fieht for the retention
of the forward pass il Is said tina,
Yale aud Princeton will demand ths
abolition of the play. Harvard also
has been lined up with Yale an
Princeton. but Harvard is a membe.
of the intercollegiate Association am
win probably abide bv the ruling o.
the association. Walter Camp, tn
ruling spirit Of Yale, is said To he
u~ualterahly opposed to the forwar.
pass. Reason Harvard and Val,
have PLAYED two no cor games Ia
the last two wears.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Have those white fars cleaned ur
hv Aliens Dry Clcauiue D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Hurry up. -" meet him 40 o.,
gate, Us n = H. @ Messenger lo,
thev are never late Rims ila l1-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

Besides his match with !uhnn' Ni'-
banc. scheduled to take pllcc In tie
near future in California, Abe Attell,
Champion OF the teatherwo';h' class,
L.s ore important bout IN the list
for next week. On THURSDAY risGt
lr meets Knockout Brr.l hcitlc
the National sporting Club of sew
York In q 1%o-round engagement abe
vii be giving away 'nCstoc' thlo
weight 10 prown, bot he mas studied
the Knockout birds peculiar style N
every detail. having teen him il"ht a
scor, of times. and probable lirur,s
that he can outpoint hir1 without
much trouble. Brown always IS dan
rarcus. but It Is net likely that he
can bring his strength and punching
mowers to bear on sl.ppy, .lns'Nc At
tell. 10 whom these lO-ro MI iaunts
with clumsicr ANTAGONISTS are mostly
Il Joke. lie oGly made ~" mistake
I'm this Connection when he took ON
Matt Wells for the Britishcr proved
tlcvcrcr than Abe expected Even
then httcll was merely ou;pointed
and didn't suffer any DAMAGE
There Is still talk Of n combination
hcing forced among the Eastern ban
tams 10 force Johnny Corlon TO namc
"a bichcr mark than llG riagsil' for
bis FIGHTS. but the chances are that
,,ctl ING will come Of 70. Tn'ro newer
WAS % l,t ~ fighters gathered to-
rcthrr for amy specific purpose Wat
thoy didn't fan 20 l%Darrelius about
sometime quito forcirn 10 tho owes
tion i'm hand And as to- forcing Cou-
lrn to Do this or that lolnuv is in
much tra Sam, position rs Wcl,5st
with ror1rd "a. hie title heiuC cham
uiop d, has tho rirht 10 dictate terms
and those who dom like % can 10
the other thine Coulon will engage
I'm the first bout ~ this seasons cam
uoirn M South Rond on next Thurs
dav night. His opponent viii be
Georr Eittson. a willing and game
bantam. who hopes 10 lead the king
of he bartams "a merry dance for ten
rounds. CoulCn has beaten kitisor
before hut the latter IS quito CLASSY
onoueh 10 give Johnny a line on him.
self after the Inc layon he has mad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12

And Speaking of the lightweight
title IL Is amusinr 10 see how many oi
these kindly scrappers are willinS TO
announce themselves as defender OF
Nolglst's crown while tho champion
is IN temporary retirement. Freddy
Wlsl. "Knorkout' Brown. Tommy
N.rphv even Matt Wells of Ene'1nd
each insist that hc IS mo only ,hir.
IN the lirhtwcirht class. rendina 'h'
ictrrp Of Woleast to the ring AnI
moreover they not only wan' 30 Wo2t
b. t.tIo for the time being. oot tell
as r.at Wolgas' must fight them ir'
II when ne Is IN physical shape to do
so Rich. isn't Il. Tommy MURPHY $
r,naear is the worst offender of al'.
That wise gent announced the other
dav that Murphy must be recognized
as the present lightweight champion
because Tommy won a 6-round de'l-
sion over Wolcast NJ Pittsburgh, sep
tcuhcr / 1909. Even II this were
true II would have no hearing - me
lirhtweicEt title. hut tho real facts
Of the after are that Murphy ana
Wolrast boxed a nc decision bout IN
the Smogy cry on the date given.
II was in the following year that Al
won the title by knockinI o't N'l-
son Also Murphy's manager APP
pears TO have forgotten t3c spuclch-
inr oi his fighter by Knockout
Brown o. New York in less than 4
ro.nd not to mention ,h' beating
hardci him by Mcfarland on the
coast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-12
AO WOLGAST ON
RECOVERY ROAD
Lightweight Champ To BE
Ready for Game Again
BY July

II l. reported from the Coast that
Ad Wolgast is recovering from q
threatened attack of pneumonia
which pat him In he'd tor So erdl
DAYS and caused no small amount Of
anxiety to his friends. Ads reck-
lessness in d%isregarding his physie-
ian's instructions and persisting in
taking too long motor rides In bad
weather too soon after recovering
from his recent operation for appen
dicitis is said to be responsible iHr
the trouble. The fact OF the matter
Is that Wolcast hates nothing so
much as inactivity and Manager
Jones has the time OF his life trying
to keep him from o~ver-cNertine HIM
self.
Not long aeo "A issued a state
mert In which he said that ne was
confident that he would bee able t.
Oebt arein about tho |horinnius of
March. tones couldn't get 10 a tcle-
tIIIte Nll'h 'l'NrN 90 ''N'
An flash mcssa"cs broadcast a'roS.
tho country denyiue the statement
Accordirr to Jones his impetuon'
charee may think himself lucky it hl
H. able to fight hy July 4 and tho
willy manager has the right idea. NJ
suffered once before through his c1a.
rncss 10 ret back into action after
n lav-off due 10 a broken arm ll'
didn't Give the injured limb a chance
10 knit properly, with the result ina
he put II out of commission aeai'
and was compelled to take to th'
shelf once more and watch eo''
money getting away from him. Il
Jones is to be believed, and he gen.
orally knows what he Is ialkih'
about there viii be- no iiasco TIM
trim when the time ome for Nd tC
defend his title.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-06-15
Z. & 2. Service Starts.

Shreveport, June 10-Comm-
encing with train No.52 out of
Shreveport Monday night and
train No. So out of New Orleans
on Monday evening the Texas
and Pacific has arranged to de-
tour their passengers between
Shreveport and New Orleans.
Trains will run out Of New Or
leans via Y. and M, ". to Baton
Rouge, cross the river on Frisco
transfer to Anchorage, thence via
Texas and Pacific from Anchor
age through Donaldsonville to
NapoIeonville, thence via South
ern Pacific tracks through Sch
riever, Morgan City and Lafay-
cite to CheneyviIle, via Texas
ann Pacific track Cheneyville to
Shreveport.
Freight trains will also be ope-
rated via same route, the freight
service having commenced yes
terday.
The Texas and Pacific hopes to
have their line opened as far
south as Donaldsonville within a
few days, which viii greatly
reduce the detour as Texas and
Pacific trains will then use their
owf. tracks from anchorage to
Shreveport.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-06-15
From Hot Springs
Hot Springs Liver Buttons. the
Famous Remedy for Consti-
patton, Sick Headache.
Sluggish Liver. Etc.

Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the
worlds greatest sanitariun.
There scientists study, expert
ment and investigate, constantly
striving to give to the suffering
a better remedy for every dis
ease.
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ing every resident of and every
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that Hot Springs Liver Buttons
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world.
IF you want a perfect laxative
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gists in 0pelousas or vicinity to-
day. You'll quickly learn why
tens of thousands of people from
Maine to California prefer them
to any other similar remedy. For
free sample write Hot Springs
Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
G. T. Bienvenu special agent in
Opelousas.