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sSAp-fs60 "a C1Su

- acres. - cleared and pisued house
barn. chicken hopsss horse harness
wagon. cows : YsarIinEs. 70 hers
cream separator sii kinds farm tools
near hish school aud sond towu tgsso
800 cash. balance years 81 nooih
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CHICKEN RANCH

10 acres all good land situated north
Of city near new brick highway. 6
acres In clover. t-room house. chicken
house and splendid water. This l. a
bargain A. f1.koo liberal terms Phone
North 2sef or Elliott g3os
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"a FOR RENT. Furnished.

FOR RENT --- Groom modern
house close 20 tso car lines
fine. large yard lawn. iarrs
fruit bearing orchard. tenant
must furnish own bedding and
dishes. otherwise completely fur.
nishsd good plano Rent t22.fo
a month Inquire ssaa waiting.
ford ave. or phone North 1883
after D. m. week dsY.. or any
tins on sunday.
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Jitnev Men Fined

Seven JItney bus drivers paid
fines OF 50 In police court Tuesday
morning following their joint trial
for operating their cars without a
chsuffeur's license. Those fined
were r. e. Anderson. n. HiIeman,
". o. Pennevera, Frank Caberson,
N. o. Kennedy. Frank Dsiber and
r. e. Woods
As the balIIH lined the defendants
up. o. Gibson, also a jitney driver,
but facing araver charge. got
mixed In with them.
He was able 10 show that he had
a license and was about 70 be turn.
ed loose when the error was dis
covered.
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Stella Hits Cop

Stella mslsvey was the first 10
bat.
judge Gordon slowed Stella away
after a hearing, In which Copper
G. c. Collins testified he found
Stella taking Up too much side.
walk. Collins also ssld that Stella
was much afflicted BY the Demon
Rum.
what were you doing on the
streets a, 3 a. M" questioned the
Judge.
Stella explained she frequently
went abroad In the Infant hours 20
search for her husband. who, she
said. kept late hours himself.
Collins, however. said II was
something quite different. He also
reeited how Stella had hung a left
hook on the wagon man during the
voyage 10 the calsboose.
what about THAR" asked the
court
81 hit him because he had no
right 20 do what he did 20 me. even
" | was drunk" reioineo Stella.
The seraeity Of Stelia's story be-
ing Invisible 20 the naked eye,
moved the Judge 10 hold up stelIs's
freedom for the time being.
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ACREAGE
AoHt.,. Only ats
Sra DOWN. o. a MONTH

AtNt.s. ONLY ste
sss Down. 81 a MONTH
OHir blocks from bis sawmiii! 10 block.
from depot % GOOD. live tosn % a. zee
.aNmiils shinsis mill. siebs guar
rissi coal wins snd a ersarnsfy
pisHfy - ueFs herr a. send easss Iuss
Tho place fHf snaH wtfh fAfunv 20
tnaks = h1nfs and Esi starr Tho lard
lice aiynast level fhs ssii - ffss from
siars ~ ErasFi snd uiu fsfss sssaa
cfors - anffhlnE 700 Wish 80 plant
= acre cleared and IN fsitivatlvns aise
fenced stfh stfaads - h4fh sire over
an srfe siasnsd aad picked az sHa
stump. hiastsd talance sasy - rissr
So o~nsf a. iiit Asssfiraa nans Itias
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MAIN 94OO
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tie out of the ordinary IN
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty of immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary
Remember. satisfaction IS
guaranteed by every adver-
tiser.
Just Use Your Telephone!
look HkKr-Th. -4Fsasn store. ~
ara .seens hanf suit. and evercos,s.
sses M: odd coats ssc up; psnss. sec
W: nat. ard she's. sec up; watches
ste M. toeis. teweiry. Euns u@nSs ~
>~~Ss~y~~~~sS~~~~~ ~~-~.~-~.~~~~~~~~~~
ArroE~Eys.Ar-LAw
rf7SstsfI. " FtRREifs-sss y Hlk
General practice. estates laws HUSBAND
srA wife consultation free Einett 80,
1pvlTsr rRFE- JOSEPH ALLEN. At
TOR~EV. 20 years experiences. laws ~
Nashsra and Wif~. property rights
COLLATION. FREE Rooms as
sss riisr. Music Riss Main 1899.
J1T~ n PARK ER--ssi t.von Biax- Main
s,fs u years experiences In Chicago
ronrfs
Nff.f.fNM Huf<r-AttoFuey al law.
fgfe First ave. Seattle. T.lsphcns IL
ffost kss7. Advice free on any suhi-c,
al letters promptly answered. laws Of
husesnt art wife promptly adjusted
~~~kf~ reports made collections
S~~~~~-~-~>~.~-~-~~.~ ~-~~~~~--~~~ ~~~-~~-~~-~~
Alto DELIVERY
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stan 90. annie cider. asc sal stall. Al AZ
dried peaches lbs akr stall tkff mis-
heads and feet g.. IN . Uottnna herrtnr q
lbs esc or 81 % key stalls 80 lam
ons Toe dog oranges dog 26r. Crane
fruit y for csc. stall 1891. veal chops
lar No. stall IS home cured bacon iSc
TO- stall n. spare ribs. Toe 10.
CORNER
stall. tos-ff4 ST. lbs sugar. SOC, iNc
rolls toilet paper. for sbc: : cans mink
salmon. csc pineapple. cans lbr stan
iot domestic swiss cheese. zoe H. hes,
cream brick. soc III stall 9. herring. &
lbs. ebc. halihut. lbs. ibr: perch. lbs
qbc. stall ioa. Iowa butter. CSC h. p
lbs bsc. fresh churnca butter. sec Ma.
fresh broad. Toe loaf Sc or : for isr
stalls .. = o. Z round or sirioin steaks
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ist ACRES rish lard. si,ss,sa sniY Abeu,
mites from sfoeinE ~ a. tnWn. soil
climate and other cardiiions favor rstss
Ina anF Kind - fruif. and IL specially
adapted 20 the RAISING % alfalfa hess
end poultry thrive rhi. vAluahis prop.
euy lies almost level. and ls IN rom.
munitF where real estate values ere
hixh. Purchaser uiii 10 put 10 no
rsuse 20 see the place A. this time
% rear one ran shat others are
DOING and wonderful crops fhsF have
raised Price. entire ist acres $50
cash Pull Information may 30 had
~ csniHs ~ ftes Fourth ave Seattle
Ask fat NJ James
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GRIEF MIC RE- ) !
step the nv
Oct n touch wita our direct %
from fartory Co vou plan "
will save sea - % 80 PEI
cent on al hailaiuE materials
We orsrAts eur awn factory
and make Immediate ship.
meus from largest stock IN
West
Wiudas Hrr~sns .sssls zee 80
sash cor half n indosl screams
a. st4t
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THE HOTEL BURNSIDE
Under new management tipusekee pinr
~ 80 and M transient. 2sc night 81 50
week up. Thoroughly renovated and
rsfurninhedi everything clean and neat
ibosh First ave. opposite Corner Mar
kat.
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NOTICES

MNHn BAes repaired. sss feopiss Bank
nlss
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ACREAGE

Al ACREAGE
hMAii. IMPROVED FAnM
within - miles % Napaflus. on good
county road. We have no acres Of first
class farm land 81 cultivation balance
IN timbsr which 10 worth 81 least
81. 900 improvements consist 81 l-f"am
house IN anod condition. chicken HOUSE.
small orchard, etc. 4 saWmill II rias.
BY, Price for the entire tract IL ii,oeo.
on terms 81 ttao cash balance 80
monthly ~tth ser esnt interest.
OLE nANHoN a co. iSc
80 Nsw Yorh block
foh HALE 70 acres. B acre. cleared 4.
house add barn. 1850, ons mira cash.
balance 20 suit = y Nufff. Route 9
hos a. snahomlsh. wash
WHAT ttsa Will nrY
$50 rAsit. 80 MoNTHLY
& acres 81, mile. from oitY limits rich
level. black loan san easily cleared 3
good nsiEhbors
8 sore.. 1ust north 81 Seattle acres
bottom. . arrss rich upland. nice nm
the civ Something worth lnyssiigai.
Ing.
AAaEN a sENToS co
1910 Fifs, Ave nfound rioor
INNS tur uAttu
NrID rifE Mo>It
Ana viii saerines o. 500 On my scfs u
land isslds n ritY umns 90 car iins
with fine visw VIII make ststei-
foot ints need VI 900 10 cash see
osnrr iiit american hsnk li.fs
a MOST FAVORABLE
OPPORTUNITY
10 nos presented - ssrufs s. 10 Or 70.
acre tract - excellent isua - ven ST.
tfsrtivn prices ard m ,hs easiest hind
- terms 90 ~tfh 20 90 ses earn
cAnr LANDS n bau ~ish 90 fnass
on the land HHht asaY. - have sss-
srai tracts ~ifh houses On them. ready
or occupancy Call and arrange 20 ss'
put this week
WEST A WHEELER
coiman niors
t.sRr FonEFr rARK
Th@ only subufb WefthY she nagns Mere
@aa fan feel ghs freedom - all @as-
doors. ~hrfs fes ssn plant rnsr o~a
ssfa.n where you go have sasr -.
are nos tr.akisE s~sY ffnsn the eitF,
~ifh SO hiah tarrs Here an acre -
land wii only sasi 500 tsee. ard on
ssfr rssr terms iis dozen and 81
mnnthif
OLE HANSON 90 fNc
80, Nsa NeFh Mieeh
ron NAfsE-it acres ant ssfunfn hnsss
parity cleared and ~ stfa~ tsffiss 3
miles ffer reuisha. Wn Jasssns
puulsha No
- REAL ESTATE
fon AAtr One corner inf t0tttt, ard
8 tote anfsits cir Ifniis en- Meridian
ave- HsnsF MAR tfaf
~~~s~~cN~~~e~-~s~s~~~~~
~ HOMESTEADS
t.pee. zee aCf~s ff-. government hrsrs.
s'ssds. decided lands. o. 10 fst PEE arfs.
ready fer Fiestns yields - 10 60
tssssis ~hsai, finest ialans climate.
le~ hetnrssshers excursions Writ. fer
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10 ACRFs, ONLY s3s6

FERTILE clay loan; not hard q trnpros~;
rtih living water and fins sies. con.
venisnt 60 n-ixhsers and srhooi
Terms as Cash 80 mauthIy
l.. J. MARSH a. co. 1909 Sd AVE.
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~ FARM LANDS
FOR INFORMATION
Relative 60 puf
FARM LANDS
write or ses y ~ MEELEIonN
Nar land bert
1901 t. e smith nldF. Seattle, Wash
THREE LAKES. HNuttoAfFtt 90.
OFFEuH MANY AuNAHTAoEH
We can Interest YOU
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
Three Lakes. wash
FiNE rAit1 LANDS ~ wAhiiiNoroN
Irrigated and Non.ffrleafsd
Along tho "NEW LtSE rar free
booklets write immigration bureau
N ~ ~ seattle Wn
INVESTMENTS
iifarit Investment Co. ,ea Lumber "a.
change
| rOn SALE on nENr f-feofn. modern
house. a. Gist Or viii take overland ~
uuick car in trade phins. g. -
l,es 80 Auburn Wen oooooooo.
so EXCHANGES
HouN HOWE University district. fof
cheap Hand. wyids. az Sew YORK
~-@eSS~S~.~~>~~~~~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
s.a. s%. ~
Money on Improved eiiy property. We
make building loans
CALHOUN. DENNY a EwtKo
Alaska nuiidiar
RIAL EHTArE aOiruAaE8 iteo uP
- 90 ~. fuiiy secured fpf saie ~ 10.
Thomas Co. Inc. f0s cherry -
I al .alrI "a "A af NJ. ~
Bond Mortgage Co. Central nids
bsisssn Columbia snd Marion
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before huyiHH ~ building. see
gro =. yinrlE CO isosisn niess i.
81 LEGAL NOTICES
lfs THE ufHrHtCr COURT or TffE
tnhgd States. tof tho western District
% Washington. northern Division
lea BANKRUPTCY No. Gt1s.
Notice - Fifst Meeting - Creditor.
In me Matter Of Edaafa l. Prescott
bankrupt
70 the creditors % the above named
bankrupt
Sotics j. hereby given that ou ths safd
day - March. 4 T. 1873. ths said IA
ward =. Prescott nas duty adiadirafsd
bankrupt and that the fret meeting
81 the creditors ~ saif hanhfupf uiil
~ held 81 the office - ths undersisned
Referee in BANKRUPTCY. h. Seattle. 20
said district on the ath dag - April
a IT, lsi6. At 90 o'ciask in the after,
noon, at whirh Time the sAid creditors
may attend. prove fhsit claims. appoint
trustee. examine fha bankrupt. and
Transact sueh other tasinsss may
property come before said meeting
Dated a. seattle. 80 saia district. this
gGfh aaT - March. 1913
g a. mAWKtNE
Referee ~ nankrupfsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
GOOD
MORNING
JUDGE

Seattle maadslens had their In.
ming In police court Monday. Of
Nclsily scored. the result OF each
case would read.
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Why She Went Wrong

a Mrs. L. Parker followed.
Mrs. Parker was accused OF be,
ing disoroeriy. sernt. Burnett sent
her In.
Mrs. Parker admitted having par.
ents In town. She had secured the
highways. byssys and iaunorles In
search OF work. she declared. with
out success. Not wishing 20 I'm.
pose on her folks. she took 20 the
street" she said.
Judge Gordon took her case IN
der Amusement until he can com.
nunicste with her relatives,
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indicating victory.
umpire--Judae Gordon.
Below we find the game az they
played IL In the Judges private
chamber.
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rHE ANNEX 2004 Fighth near West
lave ave New. clean. furnished. steam
heated bedrooms Cfor mem. free baths
and phone. Transient. 2bci weekly. ~ 80
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AT ALKf-~For rent. Groom. Furnished
cottage. fisi by beach and car
gas. electric lights East efss
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FROST ROOM. nicely Furnished. With
use Of kitchen. IN private home Ideal
place for two working girls. close In.
on car lines Rent 1900 1903 isth
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John Has HIS Trouhles

John MaIe~skl. a 2oo-pound gum.
sheer In the local police depart
ment. started 10 dig I'd his garden
two weeks ago. Ne Is still at H.
because as he walks along. dig
ging out new dirt. he presses down
that already dua. and he must go
over u again. Probably John will
be al u all summer.
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We can save you money on your furnitur
between Tacoma ard seattis
NO GRATING
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-rresa doors ss.rssss t-.f.e...sf u - ur
k-eress. panel rasFs. ~ sfsss ss..... size
same Tor painting % siHss eniyl...4 ~
Cottage front doors .....-.......tsf Is up
. ply v-ns-r interior dsaFs ....... 50 ap
s-ply veneer interior doors ...... 3 90 up
Ssw Craftsman interior doors i.ka Up
N~~ Craftsman frcnt doors ...... ais W
Cottage front windows ........ s.se up
i-usht trsnssfn ........... IS up
bungalow easement cash ...... SO up
Hot bed sash txisssd1. t-ess-s ta.ss
t-aus-9 s-ssss.ss.ssss.....s 4Fs
comptsts frsids vlndo~ trim ...... .N
Corupfets inside door fas~s ......
GLASS PAfSTa pfrrf.rfN1 pArrH
AKIN uAnDEAH ONE. TIlfun fERa
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1z1 ACRES ssfr rhufrs ianf. ulfh
spisnsii Flowing stream fish, through
tho iaofl situated ~ nns % TIE most
extensive alfalfa ara siF~rsfii-d farm.
ira disfficfs In the sntifs North sect
spssf i've fasu. tfainspoftaston point.
Schools. telephones. efr.. ciass A. hand
Decided isnd. aiinininr. plated IN to-
acre tracts ard hold a. hiEh ptlers
Thi. place must ts sold nwnsr = in
dirs need - Immediate fands fi.ftf
takes TIRE sriirs ess. hos tsaF in rnina
that this amount mps, b. spn' cash o.
r~nef eeuif nns consider such figures
Real estate ur8 agents save Yuur
stamps Only sincefsir fniesssfsd par
tirs need appl1 Far fuH particulars
address = ~ fox fff Seattle. and
~ili h~ pleased 90 call and isii you
about "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-30
Young Girl Is Freed

Young Girl Is Freed
There was quick action in the
ncss case.
Lawrence English. a pretty, rosy
checked grit. barely 20, was
brought before the court 20 answer
a oisoroerIy conduct charge. The
prosecuting witness could not be
produced. and Lawrence was AZ
lowed her freedom.
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AZ srres ossrinotins rivsr sod suie
Faad miles 10 tnsu. f.raom house
barn creek orchard. itis dgrn tsis
snrs sasY
OtI.iN0EH tsi American Bans rifr
gta HAHHoR TRACTS
5. ~. 20 ACRES rich garden ianf! mile
90 toen or county road str round
trip fte per acre
ukeaETr. tttt Frpirs nisr
10 AcHrN FoR ttNs
90 CAsft tfe MONTHLY
Thi. 10 ftrh. level tract - lard IN a
~sti settled district. 3u.t vess % So.
stale ideal market Tor all yna can
rais~ fins neiEhhofa on sdiatning tsarts
Close 90 school, Strange hall ard
mill delivery from stores. cream route
". y y snd telephone Perfect title
PUGET SOUND YARNS co. eos ird Az
10 ACRES. ONLY s3a0
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HOTELS
THE vinofNCs NOTED

I'M FfttlNiF nplLt
virginia ~ and Eighth Ave.
fs@ any cars via Westtnks ave t05 mod d.
srn, elegantly furnished rooms. with
the best IN clsaniines= comfort ami
eourtssy FOR the least money. Transient.
Soc 70 81; weekly. $3.50 20 s. Kitchen
HFfKfIenes
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MISCELLANEOUS

eS11kk TENTS. AWNINGS
"t FVsrythins IN canvas
(N J. Webb Kitchen q CO
-XT~t tit Uuiversitr.
NEW rtANoa FOR uESr. RENT Af-
piled on purchase. Msysr-rcusf. iit
uni8e
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toH aAtr One corner lnf testtt. ARD
8 tote snisits cir Ifnits on Meridian
avs o~nsf Hatn tfsf
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HOMESTEADS

tpse.esa acf~s -. government hcsrs.
s.sfs decided lands. o. 10 fse per acre
ready fer Fiestns Yisiss - 10 80
bushels shat finest inlans climate.
io- hatns..shsrs excursions Writ. fof
free books fmuinra,ion nuf.au. c.
~ 80 nv asstii. wash
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IS For Rent Unfurnished

ffsTs MOUNT HAKER district on
boulevard rooms. all cppvsnisnces
. Main hEf4
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FuN NAi.g-ib arsss snf ssFanFn hasss
parity cleared and ~ ~tssffiss :
miles ffeen reuisha. VA. Jasssns
fas.ssH.tsa
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Nellie y. blanchard vs. Ernest Blanrh-
ard. desertion. Edna = Teuke Va David
a. TeuRe. support. winfrcd W. Rel
don vs. Bonnie a. Hcidon. abandonment
Selma l. Paulson vs. Goldberg pauison.
non support
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AUTO DELIVERY co.

Anything Delivered Anywhere
Elliott 2st Tit Pike
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TINS AN itAftD
q Nff.p I'M MONEY

And viii sacrifice o. SOC on my scfs 81
land is=las ~ city iimits on car lice
with fine view VIII make stniet-
foot iets ! need " 900 10 cash. See
osnrr tiit American Hank Hifg
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
Louisiana Makes
Showing Frisco
Harry ID. w SOP G.
turns Alters pending
Few Weeks West

Louisiana's exhibit Of agricul.
tural products is the best Of its
kind at the Panama Pacific ey.
position, in the opinion Of Har-
ry y. Wilson Of Roseland, La,
assistant commissioner of the
state department OF agriculture.
Mr.. Wilson returned Sunday from
San Francisco where he went to
represent the state agricultural
departmental the opening Of the
exposition.
"Louisiana's exhibit at the San
francisco tair is The best farm
exhibit there" said Mr.. Wilson
Monday. ''Lt is attracting great
attention from the thousands
who pass through the exposition
grounds daily and | am sure that
farmers ali over the country will
have their eyes opened to the
possibilities Of Louisiana farms.
in consequence. Products eXhib-
tied are superior to those from
any other section. Louisiana
truck, corn, oats and forage crops
are all shown to excellent a0van-
tage III comparison with the exs
hibits from other states. and even
the wheat specimens from Louisi-
ana are superior to those from
other sections. 1t is revelation
to the farmers who have seen the
exhibits and from their comments
| could see how favorable was
their impression. | think the
money expended by the state for
the farm exhibit will bring back
rich returns in settlers and we
will undoubtedly hear from it in
a Short time in the shape of in.
quiries from the West. "-Florida
Parishes.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
Police Jury Proceedings

Franklinton, La, March g
The Police Jury in and for the
Parish of Washington met on the
above date with all members
present.
Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion by j. W. Knight,
seconded by G.. A. Jenkins and
carried the road asked for near
Zona was not granted.
On motion by e. A. Je nkins,
dulyseconded by R. H. Spring
and carried the report of the
committee to draft plans as to
how to pay the past due indie BIT
edness was received and the
committee continued.
On motion by F. L. Sanford
duly seconded by G. A. Jenkins
and carried the following bills
were allowed:
Hood Electric Light Co.......s 10 90
T. J. Simmons bill rendered. :. 63 90
E. 2. Burch feeding prisoners. 300 %
B. ]. Williams building bridge
on Lees Creek. ....,..... 96 Sc
). D. Ard Bridge bridge repair 90
j. A. Forhea one day CONNER
of election. ...u.y.......... 3 00'
P. B. CorkerD commissioner. 90
Il. L. Corkern commissioner. 3 OO|
J.~E. Bateman salary janitor 80 90
Babington's Drug Store drugs
for prisoners.......,...... sos
On motion by F.. L, Sanford,
duly seconded by r. f. Spring,
and carried road supervisor Willis
was ordered to 90 to the fill
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
Summer Normal
Secured Here
Parish Cite Of WASH
ing ton To BE Home
Noted Educators
This Summer

Letters from State supt. 0
Education, T. H. Harris, t
Supt. ID. H. Struggled and Prof
". }. Dunn, Principal of the
High School here. bring the well
come announcement that one o.
NE summer Normals has beer
located at FrankIinton. This
means between 100 and200 Strano.
erS dwelling among US for a
period OF six weeks, and our only
obligation is to furnish them
board and lodging and manifes
unstintedly the true spirit Of hos.
pltality for which Franklinton
iaDS are so noted.
Every housewife should begin
planning now, and make ready tc
entertoin from two to a half dozen
teachers. and let US all boost
this thing so thoroughly
that the Franklinton Normal
may win the distinction Of having
the largest student body Of any
school of instruction Of the
country districts. You indiyidu
ally, exert your influence over
every prospective student so
that they may be made to
feel that they are actually wanted
here and will be assured 0 f a
hearty welcome and a course Of
instruction second to none TO be
given teachers this summer. AS
further incentive also, Supt.
Springfield will, wherever at all
give a preference in
supplying Washington Parish
schools for the next session, to
the teachers attending the Frank
linton Normal where the credits
and grades reached the required
standard.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-03-11
Wayerley Notes.

Mrs. P. B. Carter and Mrs. J.
Vol Brock were co-hostesse S tt
the Waverley Club at the home
of Mrs. Carter, on Saturday af.
ternoon, February 9th.
AS has been the fate of the
last meetings. the weather
proved so disagreable that quite
a number were prevented from
being present, but though the
attendance was small, this proved
one of the most enjoyable meet
ings of the year.
The business was discussed
after which a very entertaining
guessing contest was enjoyed.
The guests were then invited
| into the dining room where a
delicious luncheon was served
by Misses Beulah and Cora
Carter. The table was very
lovely with a handsome d0iley
and vase of narcissus, and at
each place was a dainty booklet
| in which was printed menu: Oys-
ter cocktail, sandwiches. cheese
straws, celery olives and crackers
and the names Of the hOstesSes
and date. Adding to the pleas
ure of the guests was the music
| of Mrs. Carter's victrola which
was rare treat.
Enjoying this afternoon were
the following mem ers and
guests: Mesdames Ada Babing,
ton, D. E. Johnson, W. J. Dunn,
Misses Samuel, McMichea, and
the always welcome" guests,
Misses Anne Campbell OF
Arkansas, Beulah Carter, PoD.
chatoula, Cora Carter, Madison.
vile, and Mrs. Nelson of South
Carolina.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. J. E. Brock and Miss Sarah
Williamson on Saturday, NJ arch
{1a, 1914. ~