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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-06-12
NON-RESIpENT-WEsT

NON RESIDENT-wEST
Boudreaux Ri srpent BrOussard
and Trustle, Billeaud & ais, . BrOus-
sard. W G0idry 80
Dulaney 7 L acres u St. Poe, Q Jean
Louis, same. W Prlletisr $685.
Dupre Alfred MOutOn & ais % acres
Dugas, Q Guidry.s Breaux, W Vermil-
lion $l25O
-DelhOmme Jacques A = Is acres
Breaux. -, Led0ux, W 2.35
Daspit Watkins Alice IL acres Hey-
wood, Jean Louis, Q same, W Martin
$685.
Eagland Frank 80 acres Maurin,
Frederic. q Qusbedeux, W same $3.50
Henley John lot BrOussard, y same,
8 VOORHEES,. W Vendor 80
Kitchel j R & ais l acre ia of Z acres
Of land in Anse La Butte oil field 1928
La. PetrOlem Oil CO-IO acres Be-
reger0n. DOmengeaux. same. W Cas-
tie Sill
Leblanc Arthur j lot II Broussard, Q
same, ) Vendor, W same 80
MOutOn Emile g 4 acres Mouton, o
Breaux. 8 DsubO, W VermilliOn $3.50
MOresie Oil Co ~ acres u Begnaud.
Road. Road. W MOutOn
u Road, BergsrOn.s Breaux. W Pa
tin
II Dugas. Breaux. Road. W Dug,u
$41.05
POinere Oil Co % acres u Vendor, .
Jean Louis. 5 same, W Maraist La
pirogus
n Road, Q Domenge. Babin, W same
Sl2.46
Vrazie DantOn j lot u Bsgnaud, @
Broussard, Road, W Vendor 1890
Olivier j r 12I acres e a and WI Of
y sec lOsr7 $6.77
Gibson Luke & ais II acres Martin.
y Saiies, = Olivier W CatahOuIa lake 80
On said date of sale l will sell
such portions of each of said spe-
cific properties as each debtor shall
not point out sufficient property 1
will at once and without further
delay sell the least part of said
specific properties of auy debtor
which any bidder will buy for the
amount of the taxes, interest and
costs due by said debtors. The
sale will be without appraisement,
for cash in legal tender money of
the United States, and the proper
ty sold shall be redeemable at any
time for the space of one year by
paying the price given with 20 per
cent and costs added.
WADE O. MARTIN.
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Parish
of st Martin, La.
May l, 1895.
NOTICE To MORTGAGE CREDITORS,
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mar
tin, May l, 1915.
In accordance with Section No.
% OF Act IS of 1883, the attention
OF mortgage debtors interested in
any of the foregoing described pro-
perty is hereby directed to the
above notice of sale of property of
delinquent taxpayers.
WADE o. MARTIN,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Parish
of st. Martin, La.
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FOR SALE.

SO acre farm, ~ acres high
land "a acres low pasture land,
2 cabins, close to Delacroix' S
derrick, $725, cash or on long
terms.
LAIzAIRE BIENvENU,
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THIRD WARD COLORED-WEST.

simon Alphonse IL acres Po-
tier, Teche, S Perioux, W Bulliard
AIS
skipper Augustin Is acres n
Babin, Road. S Babin, W Arce-
neaux Gas
FOURTH WARD wHITE-EAST.
Broussard Armand lots 9, 10, IL,
8. IL, IL, IL, u, Is, Is, 9, 10, IL,
IL. Ii. IA
Is, 16, 9, 10, IL, IL, l3. IA, Is,
l6, IL and IL in Block IA and Is
east $40
Cartenas Eugene 6 acres n Cas-
tile, q Road, Bienvenu, W Pei
lerin $50
Greene Alcibiade IL acres n
road, Greene, Noel, W road $50
Hebert Paul 80 acres n Thibo-
deaux, e Alexandra, Champagne,
W same $50.
Kidder Ignace "a acres n HUI
val, same, s--,w Landry
n Road, Trahan, Thibodeau,
W same
Trahan, e Trahan, s same, W
same l4.40
Leblanc Doralie, lots n Road, e
Rivoire, Vendor, W same 1.95
Thibodeaux Treville Heirs IA
n Thibodeaux, same, S Cham
payne W school land
n W. / sec 7 9sr6e. e J of
n / sec 10 T9sr6
Lots 2, 4, 5, of sec 10 I 10 6
e Frac d e / of e / of sec 10 T
9sr6e $67.65
FOURTH WARD COLORED EAST.
Auguste Raphael 8 acres n b.
bin, road, S Castillo, W Teche 6.55
Riggs Arthnr Mrs &C acres n
Barras, e Frederick, ,Theriot, W
Babineaux 17.35
Wiltz Lessin Mrs-26 acres n Ran
sonet, Thibodeaux, Rees, W
RansOnet 6.96
FOURTH WARD WHITE WEST.
Domengeaux f A 200 acres n
Aubry, b. B. Lumber Co, same,
W Vermillion 20.50
Domengeaux F A 124 acres N
ThibOdeaux, e Bergeron, s Martin,
W same
n Guilbeau, Gaidry, Ber-
trand, W Zenon 1S.45
Guilbeau p L " acres Dioron,
e same d ais, s Jean Louis, W
Patin
self, e Charles, Jean Louis,
W Patin 24.S0
Martin d p 4 acres n Daspit, e
Corona, Delany, W Pelletiere Its
Perez Agar so acres n Dore, e
Road, S Road, W stewart lilo
Patin CASTOR 70 acres n Road, e
stoute, s Road, W Road 14.3O
Periou Usville 30 acres Road,
e Breaux, S Talley, W stewart 3.75
Trahan Lastie 8 acres II Brous-
sard, e Rood, s Guldry, W Road 4.2O
FOURTH WARD COLORED-wEST
Aleck Mary Mrs "a acres n Mil
lien, e Aleck, S Thomas, W Neblet
1885
FIFTH WARD wHITE-EAST
Angelic Audibert 20 acres, n
Pub. land, e same, Latiolais, W
same 1.S5
Angelic Clemar Mrs 80 acres n
Leblanc, CALLER, Dupuis, W
Broussard 1906
Dupuis Robsrt-3O acres u Du-
puts, Moreaux. Jean Baptiste,
W mel nson IL As
Calais julius 30 acres Calais,
same, s same, " Tech- IA Is
Cuurvills Ernest 100 acres Il
Dupuis, Guidry, Patin, "
Guldry
II Guldry. d Daigle, 8 Deviiiier
W road ~ 50
Champagne Maxine Mrs IA
acres II Guldry, - Huval. 8 Gui.
dry, W Huval 4 50
II Guidry, Courville. 8 Be
jean. W same S.25
Dupuis Fernand 6 II Hebert, {
Bnurdier, Guldry, road 81 81
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aAruy 20 ID
Leblanc j berry 36 acres Pa
tin. Courville, Patin, " Cbrs-
tien 6 IS
LormaDd Joseph 80 acres n Lor
maud, Martin, 8 Huron, W Mar
tin 3.65
Martin d P "a acres q Lastra-
pes. y Bank. road, W Techs 40
Martin Ben Est 4 acres Me-
lancon, . Courvlils,6 8 Hebert, "
MsIancon LOS.
Martin d p 16 acres Arnaud,
e Semere, Roy, W road 3 90
Melancou Adelin Mrs.'30 acres
u road, +. road, 8 Melsncou, W self
n road, = Mslsncon, Courville,
W Huvai 9.25
Mslancon Ignace - 80 acres d
road, Semere, Dupuis, W Me-
lancon 81 IS
Nassans Maris-3O acres Mas.
sans, o Call-t, . same, W Angelic
1915
Nassans Eulalie Mrs-12 acres
u Martin d. ais, . Devillisr, road,
W Iechs 7.9l
Taylor Emils-2S acres Road,
Taylor, = same, road IL 80
Chevalier Placide Mrs 81 acres
Il Provost, . Robichesux, = He
bert, W Cadet Il rs
Daucet Antoine Est 20 acres q
Cadet, Chsvaiisr, Senegal, W
Cadet 7 80
Jouruet Joseph 40 acres u Gull
beau. Duplchln. Roger. W same
u Roger, Dupl eclu, same. W
Rogers S.95
Patt Oscar "a acres q Huron, .
Bernard, samr, Esby 3 30
FIFTH WARD WHITE WEST.
Hardy CASTOR Il Colo acres n
Hardy d ais, Portage, Ihibo-
deaux, W Willis LOO
Mcbride P WI saw mill and
lumbs situated in tho 9Th ward
1856
NON RESIDENTS CORPORATION
BREAUX BRIDGE-wEST
Bsregorie Maurice lot q Doiron,
y Iechs. Roy, W road
u DOmeugesux, Hollisr, o
Martin Ut, W road 100 90
Nassaus JJ lot Canal. e Teche,
8 Cody, W street ~ As
NON REsIDENH- EAST.
Brownell q X 4Sr acres Q W IA
sec 20 = IA sec 81 IA of u t
IA sec 81 W l 4 of soc ~ W OF
Cross Bayou ii IL . S27 III
Billeaud Hebert d. ais 240 acres
IA sec 81 9sr7- u of u
W IA sec 80 u lOsr9 $l3.4O
Central Hardwood Lumber Go
1878 lots l, 2, 3. 4. 5,6t9srS T..
Lots 3, ~, ~, 81 ~, 33 "a, IS
s 1886 aud lot 4 SOC 80 SECS 81, So
aud 81 II 4 sec 73 4 sec Il
lots l, 2, 4, 5, 8, 7, sec ~ sec u
lots aud y all mt : SsS2I34 VA
Duperier Gabriel "a acres ]
soc 81 L ~ 3 + 9 o So 10
hiIcy Thomas Az acres J of lot
Z, Ii aud Is sec 30 9sr 9 g Sc no
King Paul 2lO acres > ! Of " IA
sec 81 IL Uud. ] of 1UO acres in
10 W IA of sec "a los s .. ]
Of lot 3 sec % n ] OF lot 3 sec 81
t9srS $l6.2U
Lewis john w "a acres Ri.
velte d. ale, Hardy & ais. . LIE.
Blanc, W road IL ~
Leblanc + formerly 160 acres
8 W IA sec rs lOs r7s So 50
Molbert j q 1870 acres = frac.
IA sec IA II r OF = W l 4 sec IA
ii srS . $40 50
New lDeria ahd Northern k X Co 23IS
miles Of Main tract al + 5UOO pes mile.
Ihls ~ include the Value OF all build
ings on the right Of way. "a of mile
Of slide tract at $3.50 per mile. IA of a
nile Of Spur tract at Sl.25O $lo2U57
Rouge Francois yl06 acrrs lot Of SEC 3
4. and . tSsr7e. Less right of way
lots on rad. SEC 3 To IL iuc. aisu q and
- lot (trac. II IA lot = (frac. $ - sec
ti2 lots 3, 4. ., =. and sec 81 lots 1. 2
aud sec TO lot Inc a lot 2nw4 see
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l. uODdS, > DTcduA, IL IL III. - -
Perioux Adelma-lot n Domen-
geaux, f same, S street, W Do
mengeaux 2.O5
Patin CASTOR Est n Lot 3, E
Berard st, S lot ), W Doiron
lot N lot 4 e Berard st, 5 lot I, W
Doiron
lot Bridge st, E Begnand, S
Guilbeau, W Hebert 34.90
Roy Augustin Mrs-lot N r. r.
f street, S Bergerie, W Berard st,
GIG
Steen Edwin - lot n street, f
Main street, S Melancon, W Patin
16.40
CORPORATION OF ARNAUDvILLE,
Lewis John W-lot n Catalpa st,
e Roy, street, W same 3 50
FIRST WHITE
Lind George Is acres n Hamil-
ton, Landry, S Lenormand, W
Landry
n Road Lenormand, S road, W
same lilo
FIRST WARD D COLORED
EAST.
Jones Isaac 6 acres n load, e
Charles, Delahoussaye, W Charles
400
Lee Alexandra 8 acres n Lor-
mand, Vendor, Road, W Fran
co.'s 4.65
Mercier Victor lot Road, e
MERCER, S Resweber, W same 2.56
FIRST WARD WHITE WEST
Delassus CASTOR Mrs n Liable,
e Delaloire, same, W road 1857
FIRST WARD COLORED-wEST
Francise John Is acres n King:
e Tecbe, S Segura, W Marsh 5.95
Jones Toussaint-lot n Road, e
Broussard s Vendor, W same 1.S5
SECOND WARD EAsT-wHITE
Ashley L G B s acres W ] of W
/ sec "a 10 sr9e$
Crawson John Sra acres n Cor
line, Chene, S Case, W Carline
100
Case Mary 10 acres n Chenne, e
Marcelle, Olivier, W TheriOt 3.15
Carline Nose, IA acres n Carline,
e Chene, Mendoza, W Carline 2.15
Devillier j D-16O acres e / sec
) Il s &R7 E $3.50
Frederick Marie 4l2 acres ] of
sec Is. 70, "a, between Alabama d
Bayou Desours 23.2l
Fournet A v 80 acres Und. /
of N ] of sec IA Z 8 S r 8 e $435
Guidroz Evans q ais 10 acres
part sec IL L 9 s II 8 E 100
Monroe A Mrs-5O acres N Craw-
son, B. Blanc, Lafontaine, W
same q ais 100
Mayor Therence-30 acIes lot 3
sec 20 lots 6 and 7 sec 29T IA S r
Ii + $4.16
MussarWilliam-60 acres all land
in W / sec "a and S / sec % TO
ST 3 e. $3.50
Olivier Maurice IA acres lot 3
sketch annexed to act of partition
29146 $l.6O
Unknown, formerly belonging
to Louis A. Broussard 100 acres S
W / sec 80 L lOsw $50
Unknown l3l acres W IA of
S W IA sec Is IL sr9e
lots l, 2 and 3, sec n T IA ST
IL $1,000
Waterhouse Leonard 6 acres
S2.47
THIRD WARD WHITE-EAST.
Barras Albert 6 acres n Barras,
Melancon, self, W Barras 81 .65
Guilliotte Trosimond 800 acres
II Ledoux, b. Mercier, Bush, W
same
II Bush, e same, S Sales, W
Olivier
n Road, levert, same, W
same $30.75
Perioux Eugene Is acres n Po-
tier, e Mouton, S Perioux, W Teche
$500
THIRD WARD WHITE--WEST.
Champagne Edward 81 acres n
Dwyer, Champagne, S Declouet,
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STATE TAX SALE
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
STATE OF LOUISIANA
VS.

DELINQUENT TAN DEB
TORS, ST. MARTIN PARISH.
By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, l
will sell at the front door of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for ju-
dicial sales beginning at ii O'Clock
A. M. on
Saturday June I2th, 1915,
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed,
all immovable property on which
taxes are now due to the State OF
Louisiana and the Parish of st.
Martin, La, to enforce collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1914
together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day of December 1914, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, and all costs
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
WHITE EAST.
Olivier, George-Lot IL Block l
Liable add. SOC
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
COLORED EAST.
Malveau, Joachim Lot n. Ray
mond, E. Pineaud st, 5. Franz, w.
Raymond $3.50
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE,
WHITE WEST.
Ferran, j. B.-Lots n. Bienvenu,
E. Pavia, s. Bridge st, W. Main st.
$1,000
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
COLORED WEST.
Broussard, Burness-Lot n Bouc
Walt, E Main st, s Meslin, w Ham
lion street S5.25
Houston, Albert Mrs - Lot n
Port st, b Vivier, S Baptiste, W
johnson 1898
John Pierre-Lot II Laurence, e
Eastin st, Randolph st, W Drake
$l.4O.
Riggs Amas-Lot n Delaune, Z
Main st, s Bertrand, w Fuselier
1888
Sanders Cyrus-Lot N Berard ct,
Z Martin st, S Gary, w Martin
Lot n st. Martin st, + Gourmet,
S Vavasseur, w Dautreuil S1l.9O
CORPORATION OF BREAUX BRIDGE
Broussard Amand-Lots 9, 10. H.
IL, IL, IA and 10, Broussard Add.
ton 6.O5
Huval Albert Lots l and z
Block - Broussard addition 6.Ot
kidder Ignace- Lot n Hebert, +
Toyd,as st, S Avenue, w Brous
sard
Lots 5, &, Z, 8, 8, II, Ii, and IA
Block ~ Broussard addition
Lots |, =, 3, 4, 3, Z and 8 Block
20 Broussard addition 25.2l
Morrow X l. Lots 7 and
Block 3 Broussard sddition Coz
CORPORATION OF BREAUX BRIDGE
WEST.
Domengeaux f A Est - Lot n
Pellerin. E Teche, S Corp. Limit
w Washington st
Lot n VanBuren, f Washing
ton. s Canal w Domengeaux
Lot n Canal, f Washington, s
Alexandra, w Main st
Lot N Guidry, K. Same, :
Broussard, w r K 1910
Fourgeaux Louis DIR = Lot \
Cormier, f Main st, 5 Hebert, "
Berard st, go
Guilbeau Arthur Dr-Lot n Gull.
beau, E Self, s Road, W Same
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DELINQUENT TAX DEB
TORS, ST. MARTIN PARISH.

By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, l
will sell at the front door of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for ju-
dicial sales beginning at ii O'Clock
A. M. on
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03
SedfOrth Arson
Case Now Before
District Court
j. w. Keyes Pleads Guilty te
First Degree Arson; Case to
Jury Wed. or Thurs.
MANY CASES DISMISSED
Motion for New Trial Made in
Schmidt omerville Case;
Court Cases Later

now being tried in the district
court, Judge J. E. Nethaway,
Assistant Attorney General of
Minnesota, conducting the trial.
J. w. Keyes, who was the land.
lord of the Seaforth hotel at the
time of it's burning last spring,
pleaded guilty Monday to the
charge of arson in the first de-
gree.
In his testimony Mr.. Reyes
stated that he was offered $3.50
by T. H. Jordan and M. z. Gar
vey if he would burn TIE hotel
building which they had pur-
chased a short time before the
fire, transferring it to Mr.. Keyes
about three weeks before it was
destroyed by fire. The burning
took place early Easter Sunday
morning. The building was val
ued at over $4,000 according to
the Jordan-Garvey transfer and
was insured for $1,000.
Jordan and Garvey are still to
testify in their own behalf and
it is expected the charge will be
given to the jury today or Thurs
day.
Judge Nethaway, who is con-
Quoting the trial, is one of the
most famous criminal lawyers
of the Northwest and now con-
ducts only murder and arson
cases. State Fire Marshal Har
gadine and his deputy, MIR. Mar
tin, who are responsible for the
alleged criminals having beer
brought to trial, are here to give
expert testimony as to the facts
in the case. This case has beer
one of particular interest tc Red
wood Falls.
A decision in the ALFRED
Schmidt versus R. H. Sonervills
case gave verdict of 81 in favor
of the plaintiff. A motion has
been made for new trial. A:
the decision now rests Mr.. Som
erville, the defendant, would bt
obliged to pay the costs of the
trial, amounting to about 500.
In the Asa G.. Herreman VS.
Cassius M. Herreman the casi
was dismissed because of NJ
cause for action.
In the H. R. Gumpto VS.. Eli,
Howe case the verdict gave tn
plaintiff $3.50 and costs. Thi
suit arose from a dispute owe
an automobile sale in which
secondhand car and the defend
ants notes figured.
The North Redwood assault
cases in which Erick and Verne
Pearson were plaintiffs were dis
missed.
The other cases either settle
and dismissed or merely dis
missed are State of Minnesot
, VS.. Lewis Schultz, Cena Chris
, Jensen VS.. Frank Boushek
Myrtle Clements VS.. johnson
: Brothers, Theo. Mueller VS.. tn
Wandersees, Rumley Compan.
vs., Tom Nelson, Schuster Brew
ing Company VS.. M. Drees, +
D. Gray VS.. O. C. Warner, Tito
} and Sterrett VS.. Barnes and Pet
erson, Theopold and Compan
: VS.. F. Bittner.
: Of the two cases on TIE Grim
: inal calendar the case of tn
: State against Paul Iverson wa
: an appeal from justice court. O
: motion of the defendant the az
: peal was dismissed, the jude
ment of the justice court al
5 firmed and the defendant re
; manded to the custody Of tn
7 sheriff to serve out his sentence
The other criminal case of tn
State against Caroline Kurtz
I an appeal from municipal cou1
: and will be tried by the court q
: will be the three divorce case
/ on the civil calendar.
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Chas. Livingston
Dies in the East
Father of Mrs. w. r. Roberts
Buried at Pennington
Wednesday

Chas. Livingston died Satur-
day at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Windsor, at Providence,
R. I. Mr.. Livingston will be re-
membered by many Redwood
Falls people as habing been a
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. w.
r. Roberts, for several months
about two years ago. He Went
East with his daughter soon af-
ter leaving here and has since
made his home in the east.
The body was brought to the
old home at Pennington, Mimi,
for burial, funeral services be-
ing held there today. Mr.. Liv-
ingston, who was eighty-eight
years old, is survived by six chill
dren, his wife passing away sew
eral years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left by
auto Tuesday for Minneapolis
and will go from there to Farm.
ington to attend the funeral.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03
Redwood Wins in
Game With SIayton
Redwood Gorillas Bring Home
Score of as to 0 from Scrap
with Wild WesternerS
SLAYTON NOT POLITE
Sideliners Rough And Rampant
Don't Know Psychology of
True Sportsmanship

Last Saturday, Redwood
played Slayton, and thus added
the fourth scalp to the list Of
trophies of victories over Min
nesota teams this fall. The game
was the second hardest of the
season so far, and for many rea-
sons the score of 45 to 0 was
very significant. The boys left
town Friday afternoon, sched-
uled to sleep at Tracy. A rant
ing switch engine postponed the
sleep and left the boys in poor
physical condition for the battle
the next day. Again, a strong
wind swept the field during most
of the game and prevented much
of the open work for which the
locals are distinguished. Fur
thermore, Redwood pulled its
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03
Palace Company
to Enlarge Store
Gales & Schildknecht Plan Base
ment SalesrOom for Bargain
Days and Holiday Season
ADDS 5Ox8O FEET SPACE
Beginning of Bigger and Better
Palace; Must Be Enlarged to
Accommodate Business

Gales and Schildkp1cnt, pro-
prietors of the Palace Dry Goods
Company, expect to make imme-
date improvements in tie base
ment of their store building,
making another large salesroom.
These improvements will make
available additional floor space,
fifty by eighty feet, we'll lighted
and heated, with cement floor
and fitted up for a bargain base
ment. The entire room will be
finished in white, the aria walls
will be fitted with prism glass
thereby increasing the natura
light in the basement which is
already lighted by well-arrangeo
windows.
The improvements will be
started within the week and the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-03
Best on Course


Mr.. Flagg's lecture GENES as
the first lecture of the Univer-
sity Extension Lecture Course
and is an extra number which
the lecture committee feels con-
fdent will be one of the most
interesting and instructive of
the course. Mr.. Flagg's work
on the Commission has been
largely confined to rural COM
munity subjects; he is respon-
sible for the state contests in
the building of. farm homes, for
the model farm which was one
of the attractive features at the
State Fair and for a revival Of
interest in the home production
OF beautiful articles, having
worked extensively with the
lace markers of both Brown and
Redwood County.
Edits ''MinnesOtan"
Mr.. Flagg is the editor Of
The Minnesotan, a magazine de-
voted to the art culture and art
education of practical Minneso-
tans-a magazine unique in it's
aim, well-edited, and full of in
teresting detail. Mr.. Flagg hopes
at some near-future time to
bring Ramsey State Park before
the public through the pages of
the Minnesotan. Mrs. Flags
will accompany her husband and
assist him in giving the illus,
trated lecture.
The State Art Commission OF
Minnesota has been actively
demonstrating during the past
five years that art in it's applica-
ion to Minnesota's resources is
as imperative and important az
the prevention Of hog cholera
and the growing of alfalfa. Il
has undertaken to help the peo-
pie of Minnesota along eminent
ly practical lines. The Commits
sion believes that better homes
make better people and better
people make better communities
It has demonstrated beyond 8
doubt that the things that gc
into the home, that we usually
think of as home furnishings
play an important and potent
part in the life of the people.
Practical Art
There is no reason why a per
son should paper a wall with var
iagated poppy pattern in blat
ant color, when painted wall j:
far more sanitary, as well as ar
tistic. There is also no reason
why people should not paint thu
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department will be used the first
time for the big December sale
put on the first of next month.
The Palace has already gained a
reputation throughout this sec
ton of Minnesota for it's splen-
did sales, and the enlarged quar-
tiers will add both to the guam
tity Of merchandise which may
be put on sale and to tie COM
fort of the stores patrons.
G. F. Gales, senior member
of the firm, remarked recently
that these proposed changes
were only the beginning of a
Bigger and Better Palace. The
firm has made plans fol- a sec
ond story addition to the build
ing to be built within TIE next
two years. The Palace,
in addition to it's inmense
stock of dry goods, handles
a line of ladies' suits, coats and
furnishings, which is exception
ally large and we'll selected for a
city the size of Redwood Falls
and in order to accommodate its
constantly growing patronage,
the building must grow in pro-
portion.
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victory from a team, which re.
vealed disposition to resort to
dirty tactics and from 0 side
line following, whose main OBJ
ject throughout the contest
seemed to stir up "a flood of
mutiny."
Slayton Grabbed
Confidentially, dear reader
and lover of good, clean sport,
the Slayton supporters on the
sidelines Saturday were the
! cheapest and "crabbiest" folks
the team has met in three years,
with the exception of st. James.
Collectively they seemed to suf-
fer the ravages Of a "social in
digestion" The only pleasure
they seemed to secure from the
game was an opportunity to
s'crab" against decisions, and to
clamor for free-for all combat.
They displayed serious symp-
tons of an Extensively running
of-at-the-mouth, malady with
which they have evidently inno-
culated their team. Their own
officials, men who delighted Red
woods team and supporters
with their remarkable fairness
in the face of such a crowd, did
not escape the bellicose ferocity
Of their friends" These men
were repeatedly insulted
There may be those who will
say these words are given in
rather poor spirit by the side
which won so decisive a victory
If so, they miss the point of the
argument. Football or other
forms of athletics should pro-
vide sport for sports sake, Moth
ing hurts the cause Of clean ath-
letic games so much as to see
them degenerate under the con.
troll Of a lot of brawling brutes
players or supporters, and the
sooner the schools of the statt
Of Minnesota and particularly
the southwestern section senc
out protests, long and louc
against towns tolerating such
pettily mean and despicable con.
duct, as was in evidence at Stay
ton Saturday, the sooner will !
general sentiment be created il
favor of clean sport for sports
sake. It's high time that the
boys on interscholastic teams be
protected from the vicious anl
cowardly influence of self-stylet
sports who too commonly infesI
the sidelines.
Sideliners Blamed
In all fairness, it must be sale
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