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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
LUUA YOUNGER GRAY HAIR
YHKENED BEAUTIFULLY WITH SAGE

avoiding n i0i Of mnss. some druggists
MAKE their own. bat a Isn't nearly 500
nice aE "Wyeth'H.'
While Wispy, erny faded hair h not
Sinful. Wo an desire 90 relalg our
youthful appearance ana attractive
nasa Igy darkenlnF NuWr hHif Win
WYoth'f sage sud sulphur no ono elise
ran ten. because n does So fo natur-
ally, 49, evenly YOU iuHt uHmpen "a
aponee nr soft brush end drhM y
iafOuRh your hair, taking one smn
strand At ulnh Pc this tonight and
hy morning ah gray hairs have ats
nrueared. after another application Oi
fnu II Nill be- restored 90 ~ natural
color and be- even moro glossy, sofl
and iuNnriaut than ever
f.o0ni druggists say they are SELLING
lots of "Nyeths saor vnd sulphur
ara 4, surely helps folks appear yenii
younger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
SUFFRAGETTE FIRE
FIEKDS CAUGHT
RED HANDED IN
SCOTLAND
Watchmen Capture Women in
Act Of Setting Fire to Race
Track Grand Stand ut Kelso
AMERICAN GIRL CAPTIVE
TO SERVE OUT HER TERM

thy Leased Wire 90 Evening HERALD. ]
London. Apfll 1.-Two sutfu&rttr
ere iienda" were captured this morn.
inR while setting fro 10 the new
nrnndsinud on tho Kciso race course
in scotland. RAGS saturated with Pc
iroicum had been placed beneath tho
stand and isniled when watchmen
spFanE out ~ their hiding place and
captured the two women.
Alrs Emerson, 90 Jackson. Michl.
sar. han brought 10 n close her cam-
paiEn IN behalf 81 her daughter. Zeile.
who y said 10 be ill IN prison ~ the
result Of being forcibiy fed.
Mre Emerson considers that thu
concession made by the British homc
secretary Rcelnaid McKenna. in taxi
Ing ten DAVIS on her dauEhter'a sent.
cnce. - an extraordinary favor aud
she has decided therefore patiently TO
await the releaae 81 her daughter on
"Wednesday next
Mite Emerson received n telegram
today from Secretary ~ state bryan
"a Washington. informing her that he
had instructed tho American embassy
hero to take M her daughters ease.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
MRS. LARAMORE .
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady IN GOOdwaier Describes Her
Distressing Experience and
Tells How She Was
Finally Relieved.

OoodwaieF, Mo.--'Evef since ! was
9 little gih. says Mrs. Riley Laramore,
q was q great sufferer from dyspepsia.
suffered misery alleT eating. and had
.srible heartburn.
thought I had 10 suffer this way as
loag as lived, but when began " take
Thedlord'a Blaek-Draughi, IN small
doses. every night, the heartburn was all
gone In a lew days, and ! could eai
without distress.
I took two small packages In ali, and
although that was some time ago, The
dyspepsia has not returned.
I speak a good word Tor nhedlofd'i
Black Draughi whenever J have the op-
ponuniiy."
II eating causes distress, we urge yoI
10 ny Thediofd's Black Dfaughi. I
cleanses the system, aelps the stomach Il
digest is food, regulates the bowels. snC
STIMULATES the liver.
Il acts gently and Is without bad aitef.
effects. TgyM Price 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.

diameter. When the rmt Dr. thrco-
fourta of AN inch u diameter thcv
las freely. Ag snun aH she little np-
piles lose thor fuzzy covering. the
moths iay thelr cEs very targets
upon the cEcck uf the appe Bi1
NEVER ~ THE BLOSSOM iatci
Ia nnes its hidius plare Ia the oinss0u
end 81 tho apl,r The proper tmN
to -prn. o. AFTER the blossoms haW'-
fallen and NEVER BEFORE THli
iHLOsSoM PALS
An explanation 81 why the cggs arb
not laid in the blossom 30 that the
insect. Nature taught knows thDt
when the petals fall the eggs Will bc
rfrelpiistDd i0 ihc gto9 $3.50 i"Ht
rhr reason for IA, larvae usuuliy Id
eating at the blossom end is also %
natural one tho little fruit bends Mo
/ tNtg downward. thus anording ped
lection fipm above ana especially
| from rain.
According a. Prof Gillette and otn-
Irr recognized authorities Ut tnkfH
aryon DAYS for tho oggR Goo match. arid
las the poison OF the spray is for ttr
! larvae and not for tho eggs. IL is raHl}
seen how haste In spraying is e. loss
Loo time as wcll aa AN Injury to tho
tender germ Of the fruit-not go men
ton the injury done 90 bees and other
lpolloniziug Insects
When Not "a spray nnd Why.
Government ana other oNpcrtR fro
telling fruit growers to REGULATE youf
spraying according to The habits of
tho particular insect yuu nro hFAt-
ling" Bulletin 80. $50 from tho Nhw
York experimental station SAYS "1ho
ltroos should NOT bo sprayed Will
IfN BLOOM, because the spray may
liniure the delicate parts of the il,W
err" Thus, even if there are eggs un
tho blossom. poison strong enough Ca
lkll the insect in the egg Boz HtrnH
lenouRh To- KIN the nut germ n tho
blossom. Ana The eggs are never laid
in the blossom. ~ those Who have
made She subject life study are io
Ibc credited. Tho Missouri State Hull
llcun so JG says, "NENEH spray q
fruit tree while ln bloom. You moi
only lniuro the delicate stigma and
prevent pollcnixation. but YOU his,
] |arr ln danger of killing the hone,
hccs which are one 1T the groatcF
single factors he fruit production
Green's Fruit Grower q rocognlzol
B authority ON the culture of fruits. hal
ltho following advice to Offer orchttd
lists. "lt ls n positive injury tu sirn'
! for tho cooling moth when The itc'
! are ln FUN bloom"
I The state of Colorado has iho fol
. lowing statute REGARDING Hpr rIni
y time
I "section s. fnwe of 1897 n ihal
d De- unlawful fs' ans person tu Wprn'
j mlt trees white m bloom.
b "sco. .. ANY person violating an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
OTTO BUCHANAN TO
ASK For BOND
Han Who Is Accused Of Shoot
ing Louis Benavdes and
Wounding Two Others; Nay
Get Out Of Jail.

Application for bail VIII probably
10 made Monday by Onto Buckman,
u santa To machialsi. who has been
81 gnii since March 18th, accused Of
shooting Louis nenayides 20 death
ana woundlng Pargna and Garcia.
companions or Bonnvldea. II "a un-
darmood Buchanan VIII waive proiim-
inary hearing. Buchanan claims that
De slot 9cnnvides IN self defense.
SANTA re employees. 81 - said, are
ready 20 furnish bond for Buckuian,
who has been closely confined ia the
county lail since his arrest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

uf enc proyis.ons of this act shall De
suilt Yf mathematician and W.c
conV uon thereof shall bo punished
Hy WpriHonmrnt in the C.raty Jail
or hF nns of not lrss Than $40 nor
more than Stun'
luycsugar"n seems 90 prove thtt
it .T uo' su much what formula o.
yured as how 2ad when 60 apply the
ma'Wt when the question of dip
ping sheen was FIRST advocated ln
Sew MrNiCo. many large owners
Openly dohed anyone tp monkey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

san the.r sheep. strict application
cot tho dis ,dng law has cradioat,d,
practically nu diseases OF sheep boo
tnis state. and man who would now
orirel 90 dipping ~ the RIGHT TIME
would not bc considered u good elite
GER. Win ctseHfion and co-uprrn-
ton the fruie mon csr sud will erni-
icatc al d" insect BeFtr fr4m their or
ch1ris ana wc win men hr ahl" tu
return 80 tho EcrmlosH apple OF th"
good old days when ne valley was
young.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
SUNSET FREIGHT RATE
attacked BY SHIPPERS

~ Leased Wire Ca Evening Herald. !
Chicago, April Fifty or sixty
witnesses VIII be- Called in the irter-
state commerce case here iu which
r. W. Pridham and company of Los
Angeles seeks 60 compel the SOUTH
ern Pacific 10 charge the same Co. light
ruhs on products packed In fibre
boxes az In wooden. special Exe NJ
liner George r. Boyle Il taking the
testimony There ls said TO b. Misc
some discrepancy between rates
charged on easihOmnd aud westa quad
frelghts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
TRIBUTE PAID TO
LINCOLN BY Mr..
HONEYWELL
Beautiful Appreciation Of
Martyred Presi dent BY =.
vangelist Last Might; 1000
at Meeting.

A rare tribute 10 Abraham Lincoln'
was "a feature ~ she sliendld acrmon
delivered last nlah, a The revival
meeting az tho Central avenue sabcr-
naola IS REV, Mr. ih,neyweil 81"
evangelist. Mr.. Honeywell n daily
deepening the fnyorabe lmprcsslan
be has already created. and the draw 4
TING power OF his EARNEST sermons o.
demonstrated hy the fact that IN one
weeks time the atten dance az the
services has increased fiem soc o.
the initial meeting 10 fully a thous
and lass nisht. The relation of
character a. succers NJ iife, and pc
what real success consists. formed his
theme les, night
Mr. Honey wen said IN part;
The angels said let ns hide Abfa-
ham Lincoln where tie world VIII
never md him" They MD his dig.
generous. kind, loving, God-fearing.
sham-hatlng soul On thH long. lean.
iank homely, gauni uilgniniy body.
They saddsned his face with lines %
disappointment. They hardened HIS.
hands with TOLL bronxoil his checks
like an indian. east his OF IN the vaii'
OF poverty; for parents they gave him
common people whose pa mes were un-
known ave miles away For homo
they put him In a log cabin Ia tha
wilderness. For employment they
gave him common work like polling a
Hat boat on the river and cleriing Ia
a country store. But while floating
down the stream he was solving pfoh-
lens that would help HIM row against
the tide. while ciefkins In she siurr
he was learning whole chapters from
the hook az human experience which
would become golden Funga VA the
ladder ~ fame, up whi'h he would
climb 90 the top.
And while other young mon, with
beftor chances that ne. ioafcd on the
street corners. with their hands inI
their pockets, srumhling that a poor
boy had No chance. Lincoln would
grit his teeth. ana hucihe his yarn
galluscs tighter and determine to bel
somebody. and while thcy were Sleep
Ing In their fathers beds he would
spread che ashes thin on the stone
flooring liz front 0f the Ore place nus
hy the iiickeriug llght ~ The dying
smbofs. with Hickory Sink fog pen
cit. he solved problems afd faad lifesl
of grcat men.
The struggle grew hmh. brought
tears "a his checks. then the angels
would smile. the birds wo'id sink.
Az nature would seam TO say:
-'iiraes up Abe. don't cash IN yet.
The angels could no longer keep
him hid. Lincoln heard a." ugs1NGi
of the blooahs..s.,.-''. ..,.s.vaa 9lP1n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
JUDGE MECHEM WILL
SIT IN CASES HERE

1ror the purpose ~ aittlng IN civil
cases ir which judge Reynolds n
slisannilfled. Judge 81. @. Mechem Of
Sncorf0 wsll be In the court house
Monday and TUESDAY Attorneys who
hatn mAiiefn which thoy wish 70
argue before Judge Mechcm are
asked 10 notify ar. Madison. clerk
~ mo court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
OLYMPIC PILOT TO
BLAME FOR COLLISION


fIsy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. J
London, April 5.--The court 81 APP
penis today dismissed the appeal
brought BY the white star line acainHt
the decision ~ tho admiralty court
holdinr that the pilot ~ the liner
Olympic was 90 blame for the coils
slon with the British cruiser Hawke
on the Isle OF wlent on september 20.
The oourt ~ appeals confirmed the
lover courts Judgment that the
Olympic waa responsible FOR the coll
lision. vhlch she could have avoided
almost up 10 the last moment,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
Spraying Fruit Trees
in New Mexico

tNoEweii NtWtl
Back In "the good Did days when
the "hlg orchard" of set'en acres or
less % the 6ld Jinglcbo4 ranch con
sttutcd the fruit growing Industry OF
thin section of Sew MeNi4o. the orc or
Science Of spraying tro'ys Tor insect
pests was unknown. So Freo, in fact,
were the fruit trees ot thl valley ana
contiguous territory froili tree pests
that Judge g.. 4. Richardson put up %
prize of ton-dollar g-ld piec" Tor
o. worm found in an npiio grown iu
the recos valley and u alm}cd up ini
several years, with mo- "A kefh' WIN
TIE canning ~ the caeioiu tree ven
doris and she shipping intp the valley
OF uninsperted trees aideG by the Inn
portutiun of Insect posts 'fi ornament
ul trees. tho bug questlnn got CO. ho
"a serious one and laws requiring tho
spraying Of fruit trees were passed
IN common with all laws like TINS.
the average tree owner tNnH, ana iH'
willing so comply with IL crowded h'
does 80 IN bis own way. Tho mes re-
Hult OF this has bocn that the spray
Ing has done more harm than good
the owner knowing on an average
about uH much about WHEN !" hPi"A
nH the weather bureau ouoH whcn
] storm is going 90 strike ua
Nature makes few misip Aea, ana in'
sllnct in tho animal and Insect kins
dums is far more vnlull bile asset ii
doiormlning the proper time 20 n'si'
1 operations than amy mah'madr tih
tom, ~ b. 10 call attcnilQsl tn "a" op
! etntiion OF insects in conhocunn WIN
fruit growing that those articles are
/ written.
When ca Npral.
| Prof Gillette consider "a the h'n
authority on the codllns moth nn'
who has raised these mp hH in gfoa'
numbers at the agricultural cfnotl
ment stations. says While 'he mpihl
lbeeln to npnear about The t,no ~ ful
llloo.u. they do not hegiD "a TN cgr
until The majority Of M" armies y
tho orchard arc half an inch IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

~
49, HNd Tho aWuf-pe. % stood ln w"
slave markri ~ New Orleans. saw
CRYING ehidron torn fS3m the arms
anO breasts ~ weeping, frcnsied
mothers and sold on the auction block,
Ne doubled his nsts iiid snid con
Cod ~ J get 20 chance ta hit Vat ac-
cursed traffic. IN hit 10 asre.
No one really knows how 20 hap
pened. one day this old. sleepy.
dreamy world awoke. ruphed her eyes
started on SIN hunt zoo great
man She struck q new scent and "a
new trail. it lead out through the
weeds and the forests. Ap the Mn, 90
log cabin she raped at thc door
Lincoln arose. 30 big and Tan That the
roof feu on and the togo rollod down.
lie seized his pen and dipping it deep
he wrote thr "EmaEcing uon Fr"cm-
nation which htoke tho shackles az
four miillog slaves ana iot thee fte",
ana climbed mrnn ;ar NrdiHinl hieh
ahoVa 49, .laiurtltrrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
ge and Sulphur viii
y Falling Hair and
Cure Dandruff.

mun garden sage bfewcd into q
IVA with sulphur and alruhul
then lnff 10 HEn ana coiefully
Dt nin turn Fnt, fifpuhfu ana
hnlr aenuuMllv dark and luk-
reriuNt every bii of dssnnfufa
~ er4iD lichinF nrf fniunh hnif.
~, fhH aunlicnlsoun VIC Prove "a
ninfnn ~ your hair ~ ftulnf ffef
aft sftEny Dnd tii,n. hfhlnt We
~ nnd rairhur recipe M home
VA. I# M ffssnhloa0me Al easier way
|I@ esf fto ready i1-uar tonic. cost.
I. nnaln 80 cents a large hotels AZ
'@e stores. knnNn aH 'Wycinh hNNr
vi Mulplsnf Half Remedy. mus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

Crystal tomorrow and Monday
''Rpme0 and Juliet" dwo-reei, hand
coiorsd him dart.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05
NEW HAVEN OFFICIAL
RESIGNS HIS POSITION

Hl TFHNf'u Wiz 20 ENFHINk IFVFHIW'
New Haven. Conn. April o. Wee
President v. II. Mclienry of the New
iisven railroad. who has hcen 10
charge OF the operation % the sys-
tenn. voluntarily resigned today n is
understood that his position will npi
be- flled.
Mr.. MclIenry began his railroad
work on the Nnrth,iu FaClno 10 isss
He WINS receiver of he Northern Pa
cifc through the two.yea7 s1Fn Of iis
roorgamKatinn. ana ~ later cZ.lgL
eoulnpe, 81 an. ~ S>~fiia - $500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-05

lng better d,ss You va find MOTH
% "i;.. ,. ~ % sa s-, sais 5ai !;
glsts. NEIL sale hy az drug
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-10
RI. ID. LARCADE, JR.,
Gfocks ignudS e Insurance.

New Jersey Fire insurance CO.. Automo-
National of Hartford. Cash Capital So
American Central Of st. Louis. Cash Cap
ital 81, 600. 900.
western Ins. Co. of Plttsburg. n others.
prompt service Absolute Protection.
Parties having policies viii please
bring them 10 this agency Tor renewal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-10

e 81
Ts7 Emilia stallv
wa Ste1y T,andrv. Molton
olivier va1ue q narish re. state
fac cost 50 * total s253
IH.lp An
oeloo Andrr1s A,1zene A,izana
CO. rog,,o esa M. narisb +ay &c
sta+a o5o = VIZ r. 3 ~ nt,st 81 Ok
s ad.1 go 80 a. -
.o.ai
Ivy Marclas breaux,
l Io1 imp onioi g. = p eauA, Sapo
Z. 4. Ave., Ralue so4o. pai1sl sa9
2e.fo, state 99.1 =. ~ - y loss =
mt. 5oc, poli 9ifoo, cost s7.zo' eotdl
sd1ioo. n.
zol 7. 2. =. pesi1iiei'
8 lots Imp, IA, 16, 18, Blk. r. PAWS
Add, value $500; parish tax $2.70
state $1.50, C. v. &c, G. r. Sc, school
$3.50, @. G. & n. E. $1.50. Int. tic
cost S2.25, total 1915.
o2s M;ss irene Dunleebin.
1of . n lot Ia Blk. Is. value
exc mn. narisb fax 45c state CSC. C.
= - n 2 1e school pic leyee soc
mt - COST 50 q total SAT-.
22T Tst Roman Dupre'
az Wds n " 4 of n. q. II Sec
n sR n value $3.50. parish
faE 81 a. state soc. G. Y. &c, G. r. DC
levee $3.50, acreage S1.00, Int. lse
a. r. : D1.,o
81 INN. Blanchard, Fusilier, Martin
Marks: 3 IMP. Martin, Fusilier, Mar
tin. Self. value 5000; parish tax
s9.63. state 1856, C. v. 21c, G. r. 27c
INT soc. cost 1925: total $3.50.
$50 John Flint.
% Inn, Teche, P. Rd., Mistrie, Frfs
bic. parish tax S2.79, State s1.55, C,
w. &c. G.. r. Sc, Int. zoe, cost 1925
total 6 90.
a87 4 Gnidry.
20 IMP, Blanchard, Tolbert, Mar.
Tin. D1rio: i lot Imp, Frsilier st. b
Fusilier. Greig. P. Rd., value $4,000;
narish tax SAT-, state s265, poll S1.00
Ia Y. lie. g. r. 13c, Int. 29c, cost
81 q total s122 {.
s10 ITrsin Hebert.
80. Marsh. Durio. Same, Taylor, Du-
rio value $4,000: parish tax s1.35,
state 75c. 6. Y. &c, 6. r. &c, leyee
$50. acreage 73c, Int. TIC, cost 1925,
total $3.50.
ar Mrs D. M. Martin.
2 lots Imp. P. B.. st. Caillouet
Duplechin. -st., value $4,000
parish tax So. 10. state $3.50, C. v. &c
G.. r. Sc, levee $500, school, $3.50,
mi. 29c. cost 1925. total Sl1.3S.
$50 Cleophas Olivier.
% IMP. Olivier, Olivier, Bergeron
CLAW, value s190.0o; parish tax $1.71
state csc, G. v. &c, G. r. SC, levee
81. 80. acreage SIC, poll s1.00, Int. 21e
! cost 1925. total S8.64.
663. Louis Robin.
"a Imp. Durio. Taylor, Deyillier
Meche. value $4,000; parish tan
$3.50. state S2.70, C. ". lie, q. R. lie
1eyee SIS 40. acreage 1926, Int. 62e
cost s.. %. total SIS.43.
lis o. E, Singleton.
/ lot IMP. Street. Saizan, Same
Street; / lot Imp.,. Saizan, Street
Satan. Street. value $4,000; parish
tax So. 80, state $3.50, C. v. 22c, G. R
CSC, school $3.50, 1evee S11.00, Int
s1.28. cost 1925, total 1858.
FOURTH WARD.
- Lee Able.
9 lots Imp.. S and 6, Blk. 10; value
$4,000: parish tax 1924, state $3.50,
&c. V. 7c, G. r. &c, poll $1.00, 1eves
$3.50. Int. 34c, cost $2.2s, total S12.39.
{ 1. M. Adkins.
So IMP, B. Jack, - Hicks,
value $4,000; parish tax s2.70, state
$50. C. v. &c. G. r. Sc, 1eyee $500,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-10
Piles Cured In s to n Davs

Your druggist win refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protrnding Piles in 6 to IA days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest 5oc.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-10
Saturday, May Sd, 1918,

at IL o clock a. M, the following described
property to-wit
fractional west y OF nell, n fractional
north IL OF south west "a n north west =
OF south east 4, section 81, Township 8,
south range 5 east, all open-land, except
ing about IL acres, which Is woodland,
with all the buildings and improvements
which improvements consist OF l dhelLlng-
house and . cabins, with barns ana OUT
houses. said property having the oio
ing boundary, &c. wit; -
bounded on the north by properly q
Leopold GodcIauX, south by ope ~
OF Il. Montietl ct ais, and on the west by
Cgodchaux. Part of said land traFefseg
by Bayou Petit Prairie and the puhllcF oaa
on both Sizes ~ said bayou
Also one lot Of old furniture ana mouse
hold goods ana onel lot OF old farming I'M
PIGMENTS
II. e. EST0HGE,
MAJ % m Auctioneer
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-10
DARTITIoN SALE
ANNA vALERY, ct ais.
VS..
LEOPOLD GoDCHAUX, ct ais.
No. 1915, Civil Docket, 18th Judicial Dis
trlcL Court, st. Landry Parish, La.

BY virtue of a Judgment rendered by the
Hon. B. IL. Payy, Judge of the 10TH judicial
District Court Of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish Of st. Landry, on the 18th day OF
Feb., A. ID. 1913, in the above numbered
and entitled partition proceedings
mission to me directed by the clerk OF SAID
Court, bearing date Feb. nth, 1913, ] VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, for cash,
TO the last and highest bidder, at the front
door Of the Court Hous OF the Parish OF ST.
LANDRY. IN the City of O~pelousas, La. ON
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-10

ue $3.50; parish tax s4.05, state SIPS,
C. v. Sc, G. Rds. lie, Wash. Sch. soc,
Int. 1Sc, cost $500, total $11.5S.
145S r.. w. Lewis.
1 lot Law. No. Is. Blk. 4, value So;
parish tax &c, state Sc, Law Sch. Sc,
cost $500, total $2.19.
1853 Lewis and Crouchet.
/ lot Imp, Washington, Laurent St,
Boagni, Deshotels, value $500; parish
tax $3.50, state $1.00, G. V. 4c, G..
Rds. Sc, Opel. Sch. $1.00, O. G. Ry.
$1.00, Int. &c. cost 1928, total $7.23.
1895. DR.. R. M. Littell.
/ lot Imp, Littell, Foullard, Court
ST., Market ST, value $1100; parish
tax 1890, state $3.50, c. v. &c, G. R..
2Sc, School $3.50, o. G. & N. E. $3.50.
Int. &c, cost 1925. total $29.77.
1895 Mrs. R. M. Littell.
One lot Imp, Cheney ST., Littell,
Court ST., Market ST., value $1,000; par
ish tax $500. state $1,000. g. v. 40c,
g. r. soc, School $1,000, o. G. & N. e.
$1,000, Int. SLIP, cost $500 total
$52.02.
1928 Horace LESSEE Marshall.
l lot Imp, Christman, Boagni, Mar
ket ST., B. lesson, value $1,000; par
ish tax $500, state $500, c. v. zoe, G..
R. 25c, school $500, O. G. & N. E.
$500, Int. SEC, cost 1925, total $27.26.
1852 Melville & Krotz Spring Land
II lots. Nos. i, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, i, 5, 8,
10, II, IL, Blk. %; 5 lots. /, 2, 8, 4,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-17
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT
GOOD WORK FOR
 BIG BALL GAME
Warren District Will Throng Home Ground to Limit - Douglas Attitude in Con trast with Home Feeling

In somewhat striking contrast with attitude taken by Douglas newspap- CTS yesterday in gloating over wha; they appear to consider a blow to Bisbee by reason of the fact that Douglas has secured a date from the White SoX-Giants tour management. is the general expression of pleas ura around the Warren district that Douglas people will have the oppor- tunity they are now assured. Many of them could not have come to Bis bee
 So far as attendance that might have come to Bisbee from Douglas may be concerned. it does noe bother bit at this end of the line and ought not disturb Douglas At most few hundred might have come from Doug las, and home people would doubtless have to be crowded out to make room for these. The Warren district will more than fill all accommodations available on the occasion of the game at Warren Park. about which all are enthusiastic and for the success of which all committees are working with fine results. It was stated last night that everything was in spleu- did shape
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-17
Motor Party

j. walsh and James Castle. ac companied by Major R. A. Lewis, of Phoenix. motored 10 Douglas yes,sf- day afternoon. Major Lewsi Is spend ing a few days here ona visit with friends.