davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
% E n, y prt.

Die sseippprt Sffiee fur bas Gin
tinuatier gDIfsbIatt" befinbet hd) IN
9p. 339 yorf Srafe, segennber benz
Guurtbonie, iuoielbit Nenisfeifen, An'
,eis.n II. (. NJ. bis 10 llbr 45 Ninm'
ten IbenSs cntgegengenpmmen suer'
ben. Seiepbpn Sputh 24O1.
- Wpreen bGlt bts Domens5llfss
Ssieaiaoft Der 2urnaemeinos in III
rem aOtals an Der Sr6arb uno Stas
item StraBs, cine gpiatise @sriamms
lung ub.
- Der Ddmsnsfpsig beg bsutI6s
ameritdnif6tn Gtabtperbanoes Der
Iammelt ii6 dm tommsnben Mittpot]
9atmittug i'm 0suii6en 9auie an
Der 8. unb Saratoga Strobs.
- gbsI6eine: so. 1ormice, q, uno
Wusbalena giiel, %, beibs pon gins
cinnati, 8. - gaul @. Goth, 35. uno
SteGa 6immsirsi6, p, b.ioe Don
Cincinnati, 8. = Jreo Eipp, %.
unb gmma guid. 21, bsios bon
Cincinnati, 8. - 5reb. u. RpboIt,
25 uno Pina &.nnett, %, .beibe bon
oamilton. 8. - Wm. 6. goson une
Warp prummiQ, beibe bon Wtibolss
tppn, 8. - Ben. .. Wrtsbt, pon
Detroit, Wi5., unb 4rlie 9. Rains.
beioe bon 9apton. ag.
- Die Woobidtpn 6ome Comp
iibsrtrus an Wm. Remenopstp 2 2ots
in WoDolapn fir 81.
- 5rant 5aps unb Jrso aopas
naugb, bic in hieIieer Stabt psssn
unoroentIi6en 9snsbmens perhaftei
tpuroen, ipuroen geitern Der gincins
natl poiiaei ausssliefsrt.
- lie glsipport Rouins Miu 60.
bat gsItsrn Die 4rbeiien niebsr auFges
Iommen.
- Gb. Gohse. 49, Oeri9ieb in isi=
ne rDphnung, QO. 918 Yors Strabs,
an einem Rierenleioen.
- Or. .. g. Bunor, bon Der 3.
uab Wonmoutb S.rabe berihtete bel
polisei, tdb sr ouf .in.r Dapton uni
geuspue Gar um $29 erlei5tsrt purs
be.
-Dapib 6. Williams pertluste BIZ
Qnoreip Steel Morfs auf $1,000
S4aonerfos fpegen erltttenen 0erless
unsen am 25. Utara.
- Die Stobt Gopton pertlaste fol-
gerbe periOnen auf 3uhlung Don rid.
fiGnbiesn Sieuern: Griebrth gsrsnbs
fen unb anbers; Jobn Ramlsp, 90. g.
WeDers; Carl StOls, paulins Rsoesl
uub anna Doriep.
- Jobn Neslen De mitt, Elm 4n.
eeifduter bes Sdleppbootes Z. g.
QGiniams, perfudte eeftern smeimal
ifinem 2eben elm Gnbe 5u nsnhen. 6,
|psrilt6fr, Don Der Central 8riine aus
b, ben D4io gu fprinoen, purbe je.
lAaA aon Miaiam 3ks<1. eiHfu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

aIIes gefdcben ipiirbe, INN Der Iofalcr,
Seitbeboroe Die erfnIgreid)e Tnrd,-
fiibruita ibrer idapierisen aufgabe
5u erntDslid,en.
lie ginIoonna bonn Sfabtperbanb
silm sSriitlingsfeit, bas Sonntag, 23.
Mai. in 9eihratbs Earf itattfinoct,
|puroe angenommen uno bic S1nger
meroen oas ,seit nieoer hrrrf Den
8ortraa einiser Sieoer uerltoneru.
Gas ge3irfsfdnoerfeit in 3outon
purbe ebenfolls beiprod,en. Seit DEM
Sereiubrllh Ser Observation-Disclosures
iiber Die itneliidlite Stabt lit bon Der
oortieen sseitbehoroe nihts geberi
>poroen, iooob n,on bier nitt redt
|ipeif. oh bas ssc1t Itcttiinoen fam coer
nid,t. sIus biciem eSrlin0e fonntei,
aud, Die einihl19igen IusId,illie nod
nihts tbnn. Tim Die aennnc Snhiaae
feunen Su Icrnen, purbe Der Sefreta.
eriuft, on bcn 9aptoner Giebcrtrnnj
,u itreibcn, oenriclben bie Snmpatbrr
ser GineillnatierS Sdnacsbriiber nttsSn.
oriifen, ober and Jletdl5eitlg anjI.
iroaen, Oh mno lit peld,er Weiie ben
0antoner Sonaeru oiIfe geleiltci
lperocn fonne. Seruer miro nm Yitt'
theilun1 gebeten, ob hos ge5lrtspii
itottiinben fauu o0cr nid1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
e o b ingtpn.

Die Gupingtpu Office iir bas sSin'
sinnatier gplfsblutt" bsfinoet itf I'M
Bebauoe 9u. 509-511 Mtabiipu
Apenns. anssisen, Wtttbeiimnssn
nnb geitellmngsn irgenowelher 4rf
merben Bis 10 llbr 4bsubs oalelbii
snts.sensenommen. Selspbon Sontb
1854.
- Grun0eigentbums llebsrtraguns
oen: 81. g. gotpIer an GbarIss g. Utas
ION, Got Rp. 578 in 2atoniu, 81;
Gbarles 6. Maion an Gepis 6. Wtans
ion, paFelbe gigsnt6um, 81; QOuife
sSenter an 2lIoin 6. Collins, Got an
Der Scptt Str, 2O5 SUB iiibIih Der
18. Ctr, ST.; Oeliub q. Oausbertp an
Gua gufb, Got SO. II in glod gto. s
in 2utonio. 81; Qusuftus 6. 8uf6 an
:. u. II. .. q. Daughertp. gigenthum
in 2atOnia, 81; Sobn 3umbid on
German 3umbic, Qpt an Der 9. Ctr,
0ftli6 Der Scott Str. 81.
Sm Stdotgsridt purDe Der Gaa
ppn Mar WiIion uno Der Jrau Warp
y. gramlaes pegen argeblit uners
iaubten 3uidmmenis6ens auf Samsz
tag beridoben. - Qouis Dom, Der
Dor 3rpei Wo1sn aus benz 9efdngnib
snttam unb geitern bonn pplisiiten
9rabp Derbaftet fpurbe, erbislt 30 5ase
Nrbeitsbaus. - Green 9rapion purbe
tpegen &leinoiebitohIs BEN Sugsnossz
riht iiberpiefen. Ri6ter Glearp sntz
iieb ben Sungen nit sinsm 8errpeis.-
Jrant purheQ, Wm. .Wlerria unb Wm.
8ooohus er6ielten tpeoen llnfugs js S.
unb RoiteH. - 6. W. SAires erbisIt
fDegen Sruntenbeit unb eemeinsn g.s
nebmsns SIS uno Soften; Sobn 2.
WeIib srhielt tpsgen unorbertIihen Be-
.rusens $50 uno Soften.
Sm Sreisgeridts BON Rihter
6orbeiuH srbielt Sa3sl gonnsGp cine
S4sioung BON Dom Gonnsllp; Imslis
Woherie er9telt einen gin6allsbefsbl
essen Rate Jinnesun bsiptlist. bies
fel6e baoon ab5ubaItsr, an ibr 5aus
cine 9erunoa an5ubauen. Sm Safe Der
Jbeal Cement 60. gesen Die Stabt
2uoIorD CAB Der Ri6ter Elm urtbeil Su
0nniten Der aidser ab fir ben uns
bau Der alberta Str. = Sm Safe bon
CD. 6. 9reibam segen bts5tabt gops
tnston puroe Elm urthetl fir Rsousis
rung Der SteuerH ouf Grunbeissntbum
tn 3otonia I'm so pros. abe.seben.
Grau Wm. Spencer BON Der 5igb
EtrGbe, mkft gooington. fiel in Jolge
zines Jebltritts in ibrsr Wobnung unb
eriitt einen 9iiftenbruh. sic purbe
1n9 hem ct gtiiGheth 9olpital g..
hrrGt
~ 0Hnultn nlic I5nporb sRsnui
Rm gsriitt Rnnbihnt fir Hsnnex<
Z mers2 uesnrhssl6. Nijtritta OH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
+ a u, lit o u.
- ltnier Msent in Samiltpn III
ferr Goaarb Yraf. 449 Sib Tiiute
strafe. Sell Sci. 476 o., Some
$bune 1851 u.

3apsi bieIise 3eituneen. pel6e am
%. Wtdrs ourh ben Sereinbru9 Der
Sataitropte ben getrisb einitslIen
mubten, iino geitern pieber srifies
men.
Die 80 Sabre aIte 5rdu Gathss
rine Stieg, tpsIte am %. WdrS beim
Wssihtpemmsn ibres 9auies. 1929
55ront Strabs, ertrunt, tpurbe geitern
in Der 9tdbe Der gstriebsItation inSiio
9umtlton aIs Qeite aus benz Wliami
Se5ogen. t~t@
- Die so Sabre alts 5rou Senrr
$5oeliher battle mad benz Sereinbreben
Der 5tutb in Der Suftrmarp Inter.
funft gsfunosn. gle isbnte ii6 mad
ibrem Seim unb esitsrn iprdns iis in
Dodgrooiger aufresung aus bem 5sns
fter. Die 9reiitn erIitt einen gsins
bruh.
- Rep. 9sc. Wieperboeier lit BON
Gr3biihpf MoeQer Die Qfarre Der Ct.
Soiepbs 8emeinoe iibsrtragen porben,
dls gtahfplger bes Deritorbenen pfars
rers 6oItbaus.
- Soiepb Reih, Der SpirituoIen
nah SamiIton ssbruht unb pertduTt
bate, iuuroe bonn rarisssgeribt" gu
bunbsrt Dollars Strafs psrurtheiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15

6utrmnnn Der Donalbfon 3itbosrn.
pb;na Co., bnran per9inbert. Als {,
furoe 3eit In Der poIia.iitation mar.
mofte er einen peiteren SeIbfts
morbperiuG. inoem sr ith su erbdneeu
rsriuhie, inbem er fih on feinem
Gaubrismsn aufbins. Wtitsefan-
gene fhnitten Jpn ieood rettseitis ab
- 8i5emapor Wm. u. elmer err
Dislt ssiisrn einen gbed bon Der Fo'
tben ateus 9eIeaitaft iiber 5000 fiji
Die Rcthleibenoen.
- Snfolse bes fdledten Wetters
l,nnte unier giirssrmsiiter Or. 2lu'
euit Selmbolb seitern nod nitt ieins
gSObnung perlaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
Die Srau Dirsermeiiteri

9or Jipei sahren sinsen Die
Sti,nnaeber in bem tleinen Stdotden
Slmneipea in aarlns bin uno er.
iDdblien einen iueiblid,en giiraermei.
iier 9ieIIeid)t iebnten tic iid nah
ahpedlsIuna. pielleift mar es aud
itur Elm tIeirer Sur, oeu lie iid er.
Iaiibteu. guem Srou Gaa BilioH, Die
r,eue giirgermeiiterin, iabte ibre Gr.
Itpabl.ina feinesipegS oils eirlen ,s,ir
auf ionoern iie nabm iih ielbit mo
ibr ant bitter errit. hub ais ser
Staoirafb bon Sunneipeu, benz Nns
Aeglmeirt hes llnierrods nid)t pobte,
Die 1rdu giiraermeiiierin iort5nerau.
len uerind,ie, iHoem er ibre amflihei,
gerfii8ungeH ignorirte unb ibr aiIer.
lei ifnobc 9soiien ipieite, oa eutoefle
er iebr bnlo. bab er es nit elmer gran
III tblm bate. bic Snnre ailf ben
3dhneu bal. Der anutpI sipiid)en Der
giiraernleVierin nno oeH Staotrntb
fpar reid on ainiiiauien 3miihcnidi.
len. Cine anhere 5rau bate pieIleid,t
bas JeIo geraunt, auein sSrau Milioa
oafte aor nidlt baron. 5u topin,liren.
sIls Der Staotratb es gar 3u fhlimE
.rieb. wdtiote iie iif) on Den 8oupcr.
neur oes Staaies unb idliebI!d) and
on bic @eritte. 60 fam bic ange.
legenbeit Dor Sas Sbergertft bss
StnateS annias.
Tics hohe Iribunal beaniiste Iih
sltHad,it oanlit. cine o1terlide grluah.
tnlna on neu renitepten Staotratb
BON 6unneipta gu rihssn uno i'm an
ieine VfIitlt seseniiber Der in aller
Sorm Aedtens erlpdblten Hiraermei.
iteriu su eriunern. Ias bate 3ir syol.
ac. 6af sipei pon oen @ioeruelt re-
iigniren. Tie anberen nbcr iesteg oen
santpf fort uno cine Belt long Ddlsie
lid, 0as ganje Sanb Dor Wergniigen
iiber ben liiitigen arieg IN Sunncpile.
Innii nabmen nnbere Worfommriiie
oos ssiitereife bes Nublitun,s In gill.
iprud,. Sett ober triit oie Jrnu giir.
germeiiterin Dieoer In ben 9renn.
punt Der oiientlid,en auimerfiam.
ieit. als ndmIif Der Spettofel nidt
aiifboren ipoate, id,iite bas Cberse.
rid)t BON Aanias einen 9enoQmdhtil.
ten mob Sunnepi!le, Der be Code
unterluden iollie limb ouf 8runo bss
Geriftes. ben oieier WeuoIlmahtigte
einreihfe, hnt bas Tribunal nunuebr
ben safI5eH Staotrath aH bic 2uit dc.
Test uno ibm aiiBerbem aud bic ge.
iamntten Soften nes 8eriabrens aili.
erIeDt. bic iih ani nHseidbr taiiicHb
Dollars beIanien Tie Grau Burger.
rIeiiterin Don Suuneolue bat alio ei.
men aldnsenben Sieg errunoen. Ssn
Dem Streif nit benz Sfaotrntb bat lie
hns leste Wort bebaiten. tpie iih bns
ia naiiirlih aud fir cine Jrn.t nidt
aroers geb6rte.
(Gsrudnids6erolb.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
0afe.8aH.

Dssen naNen Spielplasss unb iaf'
ten Wstiers mub!s gsitern bas 3ptiis
Spiel Der pisrtGsissn Ssris spifheu
unisrn .Rsos" unb ben at. Coulter
~aarbindlsn" unierblsib<n.
Die sin5igen Spias Der Ra.ionol.
Iisd aIubs, iptlbe gsiifrn gum 4us,
tras seIaHgteu, srgd6en oas felsenb.
RefuItai:
grootlpn ..00000o012-a
Rem Yort .....000000O20-2
pittsburs 49,. 220011200-s
Gbleaso .00100130O-E
gei baibptss siiniiisen Wett.r.
uno acknowledgement finbet beui,
slahmitiog i'm Reblanb GisIb einSpiel
spifhen vRtbs~ unb .aorbinalen'
ftatt. 0aHabe besinn. um 3 lIbr.
Nm eias 0sfeitsss ts stwsm 1as N bslisn
rshme man fsyaTtiss Essms Cninine7nb!s,,sn
rpcieeger t1iisn hdH Melb surtf ipenH eS Al
iseer eMAsieL 25e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
6umor be5 Mustonbss

6umpr bes Mustanbss.
9ouriii: -eaofn Git NAL. Diibrsr.
mir burfsn bod iett pobl bolb In bic
Rdk bss WnlferfalIS tommen niHt
.pobr2- - Uibrer: ~Jopob, 1err.
Diirfte Ia Die Domxn bitten. finsn
Nuaenblid mil btm NebeH auf5uhS.
rsn9 6ie nerben bann eon3 osutlin
ba3 DsnntreepoIttr bes Matters t0s
rem. Sic: -N}os mar bos, mas
b<r Ntrtin eben ions2- - Or: Rad
bem Musifhen bes pubii!ums su urs
tbeikn. mar e. Elm GHlummtrlieb.s
- Gsau g.: I'D bore. bob a.
8rou qsettr OoS 4tsj brad. bab fit
fl@ BON ibrtm Ram f@siben lolea
i1ubis.s - Drou g.: .Marum fiat
Re q bspn7- - Grou a.: .Neig i6rt
Ipeue 2S&iH i'm ai&t kipsn ionate...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-15
Gttl1r,ttta.

rurts esdrsHna a.
nee ieesH rreans
bes asrpers, feine
etrbsI: orbtpiIlb su
berridsfen unb tn.
hurf bic iinresnIids
isiteH nussiiireibeH.
IN Batter JobH'a Tss
Sisin eds befif ali;.
tel freIhes ie Der.
f6rieben spnrbs issr
ben nufbnn nss gn.
fiems. weun W ops
semnfiei fiub.
aeine HerpSnt6eien.
ben Treaurn obsr
,empordre Eiimnians
|iien, uE sas Gpitsm
an ,shuddbsn Rno gle
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22

That the case Of the state against
Anderson, charged with the murder
Of Cashier Funk Of Washburn will be
one Of the most holly contested in the
history of western North Dakota, is
evidenced by the fact that an impos-
ing array of legal talent has already
been engaged Tracy Bangs Of Grand
Forks will have charge of the defense.
This week the county commissioners
OF Mclean county engaged Attorney
Lawrence of Fargo to assist in the
prosecution and the Funk heirs have
engaged George P. Jones of La Moure
to represent them in the case.
North Dakota grocery stores have
a uniformly good rating, according
to the annual report of E. F. Ladd,
pure food commissioner, just publish
ed. During the year 755 grocery
stores were scored. The highest score
was 100; the lowest AZ, the mean
score was 1915. ut will be seen that
the average score for groceries in
North Dakota is well over IS per cent,
showing marked Improvement in
the sanitary condition in the past
year. says Commissioner Ladd, dis
cussing the report. "There are still
stores that grade low, but we hope
for further improvements this year"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22

SECRETARY WILLIAM c. REDFIELD.
pared for the change This is especial
ly true of those manufacturing wool
products.
Great masses Of petitions have been
coming in from those conducting wool
en- business in all parts Of the country
praying that Schedule X be made eff
fective Nov. i. They urge an imme
date announcement by congress OF
such intention, They explain that this
is absolutely essential in order that
contracts may be made on that basis
and raw materials purchased with that
understanding.
OF almost equal Importance was the
suggestion brought to Senator Sim
mons by Secretary Redfeld that the
levy on incomes be laid only on those
accruing after July l, 1913, and not be-
ginning with Jan. Of this year. This
would defer the gathering of an income
tax for six months. The plea is adj
vanced that an attempt to tax incomes
accruing after Jan. |, 1918, might be
regarded as retroactive legisla ton and
be pronounced unconstitutional by the
supreme court.
W1nfred r. Denison, assistant attOr-
ney general, and James f. Curtis, as
Gistant secretary of the treasury, in
charge of customs, are the authors Of
an amendment Of farreaching impor-
lance. 1t had been previously laid be-
fore Chairman Underwood Of the ways
| and means committee. 1t has the In
dOrsement Of the attorney general and
the secretary Of the treasury. There
10 possibility that it may be approved
by the finance committee and presented
In the senate before debate begins.
Under the proposed amendment the
secretary Of the treasury would be
given authority to proclaim the dutia-
BILE value Of any merchandise az finally
decided by the appraisers In case OF no
appeal to be the dutiable value. But
whenever in the Judgment Of the sec
Rotary it is practicable to make gem
eral schedule of dutiable values he may
from time to time proclaim such val
ues, publish them to take effect in no
case less than fifteen days after publ
cation, and "in the absence Of such an
nouncement proclamation shall take
effect at the close Of such fifteenth
day, and such proclamation shall con
hnue in effect until revoked or modi-
ned by the secretary upon sixty days
notice.
Such proclaimed values by the secre-
tary would be used in lieu Of foreign
market values. thereby steadying the
customs case as derived from m id
I. valorem system.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
EXTEND Time ON
UNDERWOOD BILL
Many Petitions From Business
Men Urge Definite Action.
ASK FOR SPECIFIC DATES.

Secretary RedfieId confsrs With Sena.
tor Simmons Of Finance Committee.
Wool Rates Likely to Become Effso.
tive Nov. 1-other Sections Of Meas.
ure to Become Law Jan. 4, 1914.
Washington.-The fixing of specific
dates when certain features of the I'm
derwood tariff bill shall become oper-
ative is being urged with such per-
sistency as to presage success. 1t is de-
sired to have the schedule comprising
wool and manufactured articles thereof
go into effect Nov. l, leaving other Sec
tons Of the measure to become law
Jan. 1, 1914.
The general impression prevails that
President Wilson farors this extension
of time. The chief reason for such be-
lief arises from the fact that Secretary
Redtield of the commerce department
recently held a long conference with
Senator Simmons. chairman of the
finance committee, on the proposition
Although Mr.. Redtield is largely inter
ested in manufacturing enterprises, it
is not regarded as possible that he
would advance change Of such sig
nificance and Importance without the
consent and approval Of his chief.
The argument used by Secretary
Redfield was that those engaged in
many lines of industry demand fixed
date when the tariff bill should go into
operation. They desire to adjust their
business affairs in advance and be pre-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22

n State Treasurer Olson redeemed
$4,000 worth of refunding bonds Of
the state recently, the sight of which
brought back memories Of the early
days Of statehood. They were issued
by the first administration, and were
signed by John Miller, governor; John
Flittie, secretary Of state, and L. E.
Booker, treasurer They were Sec
ond Dakota Territory penitentiary
loan bonds and were held by the
Oneida County Savings bank of Rome,
N. Y. 80,
j. Ginzler, cashier of the Elgin
State bank, left in his auto May g.,
and it has been discovered that there
is shortage of $S461.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22

More than 1000 people attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Alma j. Parkin, at
the Cannon Ball ranch, near Mandan
last week, among them being Cover
nor Hanna and son Robert. Mrs. Par
kin was descendant of the Indians
and hundreds of members of the race
attended the funeral, special train
being necessary to carry the crowds.
Mrs. Parkin was most extraordi-
nary woman, greatly beloved by all.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22

j. r. Cooper's little daughter was
run over by wagon driven by hired
man at the home near Willow City.
Several stitches had to be taken in
the little ones forehead.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
j. Nj. BOOZE,

The Stewart, Wanamaker and
Marshall Field of Roanoke, indc.
the merchant prince of Jefferson
Davis parish in that he carries
larger stock and probably transacts
greater buiness than any other
merchandising house in the parish, is
j. M. Booze, the factor and founder
of this resourceful town. Nor is his
activities confined to the mercantile
field alone. He was the principal
promoter and chief stakeholder in its
first rice mill, he conducts several
large warehouses, is an extensive
dealer in fuel oil, used in rice cultiva-
ton and is interested in many other
enterprises and ventures.
Mr.. Booze left his native Old Do
minion State some quarter of a CEN
fury ago and came to the Creole COM
monwealth, locating at what is now
the rich town of Roanoke, which he
has so largely aided in creating and
which town is named after his natal
city in Virginia.
Mr.. Booze has ever been a prom
inent figure in political circles, both
in the parent parish of Calcasieu and
its flourishing fedgling progeny
Jefferson Davis, being now president
of the parish school board in the lat
ter parish.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
b. t. WAIT.

B. T. Wait, who is sole proprietor
of the above big general merchandis
ing business, is a scion of, and the
present head of one of the old time
families of the state of Iowa, wht
founded the f1ourishing town of The
same name in Calcasieu parish.
Mr.. Waits family located here "a
years ago, when he was but nine
years of age, and here he has spent
his boyhood, youth and young man
hood and given of his intelligence
and industry to the up-building OF
the town and parish. Throughout his
years of maturity he has been prin-
cipally rice farmer, but three years
ago started the business above men
| toned which has been unusually sue
cessful.
| Mr.. Wait has many years of use
fulness before him, being in his 31s1
year. He is an indefatigable worker
in all his avocations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
LAKE ARTHUR ICE, LIGHT AND
WATER WORKS CO., ITD

The principal public utility and
service corporation of the sweet city
on the lakeside is the one above
named.
1t was organized by the citizens
who still constitute it's executive
board of officers six years ago to SUD-
ply this growing community with the
requisites of modern civilization
which are designated in it's composite
title. An extensive, modernly equip
ped plant was acquired, the company
has supplied ice to Lake Arthur and
other nearby places since it's organ
cation and light and water, and
7robably power, will be furnished by
It as the town moves along the pro.
gressive pathway of development.
The officers of the company are:
President, B. P Spooner; vice presi
dent, G. II. Shove, secretary anc
treasurer. DR.. V. A. Miller.
All are names that are closely in
rertwlned and linked with the history
Of Lake Arthur's growth and up
building.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
A. MCMILLAN & SONS.

The splendid success of the above
named general merchandising firm
tells of the richness of resource and
plenteous prosperity of the Roanoke
country and speaks elegantly as well
of signal business ability.
Two years ago the Messrs. McMil-
Ian purchased the stock CT the de-
funct Cooperative Supply Co. which
for various other than existing oppor-
tunities had met with demise.
From this inauspicious beginning
they have built up one of the best
general merchandising businesses in
the parish and each succeeding
month shows a marked increase in
the volume of their trade.
The members of the firm are the
pioneer successful rice grower, A. Nc
MILAN and his two sons, e. E. and
Carl, aged respectively 26 and %
years, who have managed the bust
ness and secured a firm foothold on
the ladder of mercantile success.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
A. j. FINDLEY,
Planter and Business Man.

Among those who have contributed
so largely in wres ing this section OF
the state from its primal condition OF
prairie marsh, and Is cent per acre
land. and convert it into one of the
most enlightened and productive sec
lions of this splendid State, Mr.. A.
+. Findley has had no small part.
Coming here from Kansas as a p.o-
neer in 1900, when Iowa and It's sur
rounding territory was &lnCsT a.
wilderness. Mr.. Findley took charge
of what is now the Missouri Canal,
but was then little more than a for-
gotten ditch, and under his superln-
tendency converted it into one of the
prosperous irrigation canals OF this
section of the state.
Early recognizing the value oil land
in this section of the country he pur-
chased fine tract of land lying north
of town, five miles, and has there to-
day. one of the best and most pro-
ductiye farms of the community.
Some years ago he gave up the work
nm the Missouri Canal, and has en-
gagged in business for himself, own
ing and operation the largest ware
house and feed business between
Welsh and Lake Charles. Aside from
his warehouse and feed mill, Mr..
Findley handles full line OF farmers
supplies such as fertilizers, feeds
coal, sacks, twine, Rumley Gasoline
engines and binder repairs, Ice, and
general supplies, and being con-
slant and aggressive advertiser In the
papers of both Jefferson Davis and
Caloasieu parishes he is drawing
large trade from both these regions
While always busy man in his
own affairs, Mr.. Finley has been
closely identified with the affairs o.
mis- community, having served al
member of Petit and Grand Jur,
several terms each, as member OF thu
school board Of the Iowa District
and has for several years been ont
of Sheriff Reds most trustee
deputies.
] Mr.. Findley has large and at
tractiye family consisting of two
sons and six daughters. who togethel
with his cultured wife have taken
prominent part in the. social, relig
Iious and educational work OF the par