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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-04-29

Attorneys c. G. Weber and Sidney
Marchand visited st. Bernard parish
Tuesday for the trial of the case of
Mumford & Avis vs.. John Ferro,
wherein Mr. Weber defended Ferro
and Mr. Marehand aided in the pros
ecution The defendant, who is a
well-knoWn local butcher, was charg-
ed by the compliments with buying
S1100 worth Of cattle from them and
=disposing of same out of the ordinary
course of business. Trial by jury was
waived, and after the evidence had
been submitted a verdict Of acquittal
was rendered by the judge. Messrs.
q. J. Echeverria and Salvatore tbes-
}etta. Of Donaldsonville Felix fre-s-
ia, Of Barton, John Maher, of Mo
deste, and other witnesses from this
section were present to testify.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-04-29
EAST sIpE. AFTER HIGHWAY.
Road District No. z Seeks to Be Link
in Jefferson Route.

At an enthusiastic n1eetinelay citi-
! zens Of Road District No. Q, he'd last
Saturday afternoon at the Dutchtown
| High School, it was unanimously
agreed that the aid Of the state high
way department be obtained, if pos
sible, in the construction Of the
proposed hard-surfaced highway from
the terminus Of the Hope Villa-Baton
Rouge model road to the st. james
parish line. The people of that sec
ton appreciate the Importance of hav-
ing their side of the river designated
as a link Of the official route of the
Jefferson Highway, and intend to
make an organized effort with this
end in view A committee was ap-
pointed to attend a meeting in. New
Orleans Saturday of the Jefferson
Highway Association. at which j. d.
Clarkson, general manager Of the or
ganization, will be present. Mr.
ClarIson is on a trip through the sec
tions of the country where the inter-
national highway will pass,
Among those who addressed the
meeting were Mayor A. Grouchy, T.
S. Shields, J. B. Rucker, Joseph Gebe-
lin, Eugene Gazedessus and TT.
Bahin, of Baton Rouge,
Members of the committee appoint
ed were j, N, DeLaune, F. Edw. Ba-
bin, L. S. Easterly, Dr.. Ne R. Cusl1-.
man, E. D. Dixon, DR.. d. G. Brum-
field and w. r. Dixon.
The Jefferson Highway, which will.
extend from Winnipeg, Canada, to
New Orleans, will come to Baton
Rouge, but the route from that point
to New Orleans, has been left an open
question. it being understood that the
route which presents the best roads
will be selected.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-04-29

Regular jitney dances in the open
air pavilion at the South Louisiana
Fair grounds will start Friday, May
s, and viii continue on that day
throughout May. During June and
| the rest of the summer they will be
held on Wednesday and Sunday every
week. The dances will be 5 cents
each, or rs cents for the entire eve
ming.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-04-29

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The herald., 1916-04-06
CHARTER
OF A. STEF LIMBER COMPANY. IN

United States Of America. State of Louisi.
ana, Parish OF Orleans.
Re it known, that on this. the thirteenth
Q1 day OF the month of March, in the year
Of our Lord nineteen hundred and sixteen
l9lol and Of the independence OF the United
States Of America the one hundred and
iortIeth, before me, Francis Daisies Char
bonnet a notary public. duly commissioned
and qualified, III and for this city and the
parish OF Orleans, therein residing, and in
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared: the several persons hereinafter
named, and whose names are herunto sub
scrbed. who seyerally declared that avail
ing themselves OF the laws of this state, and
specially those laws relative 10 the forma-
ton Of corporations, they have covenanted
and agreed and by these presents do cove
nant and agree and bind themselves as well
atd with them, 10 form a corporation, for
the purposes and objects and under the ar.
ticies and stipulatIons following, to-wt:
Article The name, title and style of this
corporation shall be the "A. Stef Lumber
Company, Inc" The domcie of said cor.
| poTatlon shall be IN the city OF New Or.
leans, parish OF Orleans, Louisiana, and all
citation or other legal process shall be there
| on the vce-preSident. The said corporation
| shall exist and enjoy corporate succe ssior
| Tor the term and period OF n!nety-nine year!
| after this date.
Article 1.-The objects and purposes 70,
which this corporation is formed are hereby
| declared 10 be: To do a general lumber arc
| wood manufacturing and marketing business
| IN al! rs details, in Louisiana and else
! where; to build, erect, purchase or other
| wise acquire, own and operate saw mills
| single mills, lathe mills. planning mills an,
| all other mills, and dry or other kilns; q
4 purchase or otherwise acquire timber or othe
! lands, timber, logs or wood OF any nature
| and develop and promote the same; TO pur
| chase, build, construct or otherwise acquir
/ ana 70 operate and otherwise control rail o
| logging roads, tap lines, skidders, canals
pull boats. telegraph and telephone lines an
| ''heT methods Of communication by land
water or air, and % dispose Of any or all o
the same, IN whole or in part az pleasure
and % generally do each and every thin
incidental - the said business as may b
! ne-ess ary or useful ard that may be re
qu'red 20 carry out the purposes for whic
tais corporation is formed
Article III.-The capital stock OF this COZ
po-a.,0u IS hereby fixed az the sum Of on
hundred thousand (Sl0ODGOW dollars, di
vIded into and represented by one thousan
/ 900 shares Of the par value Of one hun
dred $1,000 dollars each, which shall b
paid t0- II such manner as may be pre-
scri5ed by the board OF directors, adopted b
resolution. pursuant to Law.
The capital stock, as herein fixed, may
| increased, from time 70 time, pursuant :
law. 20 one hundred fifty thousand dollar
Article Iv.-All corporate powers shall b
vested in a board Of directors, TO be com
posed OF four stockholders, three Of whor
shall constitute quorum for the transae
The herald., 1916-04-06

ton Of all business. Said board ssan ~,
elected annually on the hrst ies'i
OF April.
All elections shall be by ballot At "
micile OF the corporation and a n1lon3 IL
the votes cast shall be necessary ~,
All vacancies occurring IN sald pO.,s
be filled by the remaining MEMBER "a
Immediately after their election ne -
board OF directors shall elect IRON o.H -
Der a president, a vice-president, -
tary, treasure and a manager 49,
that the Offices OF secretary ana -, 4
may be combined IN one person. anu = =,
manager NAV be combined with thai W
other officer. Al nc
Until the election to be held in Apti+. -
the following shall constitute me H, '",,,,y.
of directors and officers OF tnis -,
who shall serve rs such until tnen -,I;ss
sors have been elected and nave h,
viz: August Stef, a. president; S ynn. h
as yice.president and manager iLS %
Silva, as secretary -treasureri Lo'
ring, as director. o,,,;o, D
affairs shall be liquidated BY ta' Ers
dators 70 b, elected by the board "
tors from the stockholders. :, oarrs
Article N-All powers vested - n
tions by Act No POI Of 1914 sppS.,ssl o
| 2. 1914, and specially Section Z tne 80,
| hereby recognized and taken a. sDs ne .
| to be exercised ~ this corpofanon, ri,
visions Of said act and said 500 ss.ner .
read into and made part Of M. .,s;a
| same as II set forth az length ne'. -. 20
| Article EI.-Th:S charter snah rs 8
| as the 1r.gna! subscription list ~ q
poratior: the names and addfss.S sns<
| Stockholders and subscribers ana ~ f,iss
| Of stock subscribed by each are ~
| viz: August Sci, 51S Lesseps 81 ~
| leans. 90 shares; Charles Noes A
Soto St. New Orleans, J shSrei I0-ls.ss
Silva, 1922 De S7to s., Ner .,;ruy
share; Edward SIehring. S2 HSs,.,ll
New Orleans J sha-e; Ado!pn .S.r.: d
Charities St. New Orleans, ! .saa.f
! said stock aeIry raid for in the ms .,,,t
forth in the dc.a' n itemized sts. ,,k
tached hereto and IN the af "a -
August S.ef 20 this operation, Ps...ss.. !
me. ..,,arv. III, dsy. both staeI 3
sale being made part hereof sIs
This act IN connection therer 81 Il
| Thus done, passed and ineorpo'So.a t !
Office ~ the city o.; New OrleAns,d =, y
and date first he'1-" writtee 81. ard n
in The presence u Luis F. SauIs s;tne,'
VII, siy- vtf sa.t a-pearers anu
's-y. after r..t.-- n the whole; q
Original signed. 4. SET 90 sh,ltsr
! Noel. sra-e. r be S. Silva, ] 90
ward ". Slclri~r snare; AdpIPJp D.,
/ sha-e. 2. -. Ut--l--ret; ~ "a. p
F. y. CHAERONNEI' s0 .s,Osp
I. the u1ds-s ..rd -ecocder o. 4, "
in srd Tor the parish OF Qfiteans,, y
iSS5s.or,Syo r S'. u he August SCI Set - =
Company. Inc.," ". this tay daly
in ny ONCE, in book ll95; 1910 ,o,k
New Orleans la, Mareh y p n" Dr..
(SigneD EMILE !. LEONAkN' -
A true copy. r
Signed F. D. CHARBoNNkE,I.' ~
march 10 q y april u %
The herald., 1916-04-06
CHARTER
ARBLE & GRANITE
INeaI
mch , 9 Is . 20 ap s


OF DE LUCAS MARBLE & GRANITE
COMPANY.
State Of Louisiana. City Of New Orleans.
Be It known. that on this twerty-ffth day
Of March. nineteen hundred sixteen. before
ne, Frederick Deibel, a notary public, per
SonalIy came and appeared: the persons whose
names are hereurto subscribed who severally
declared that availlDE themselves under the
laws OF this state, relative to the organ!za-
ton Of corporations, they have covenanted
and agreed. ard do by these presents cove
nant, agree and constitute themselves as
well as such persons as may hereafter be-
come associated with them into a corporation
for the objects and purposes and under the
agreement and stipulations following, to-wit:
Article The name of this corporation
shall be the DE Lucas Marble s. Granite
Company" and under such name II shall have
and enjoy corporate existence and success
sion for a perioc of twenty-five years from
the date of this act with full power and for
the purposes of this business as hereinafter
The herald., 1916-04-06
New Test Of Death.

A drop of ether injected into the
eyeball is recommended by an Italian
physician as the most reliable test Of
death. II life is still present the ether
will cause a reddening Of the eye. but
IL death has taken place there will be
no change.
The herald., 1916-04-06

Man on the Farm.

1t is the high privilege of a farmers
congress to discuss any and every sub
ject under the sun, for nothing can
possibly happen without having some
direct or indirect effect on the man on
the farm-Omaha Bee.
The herald., 1916-04-06
CHARTER
OF TANSAN IMPORTING COMPANY,
INC
CHARTER

United States OF America, State CT Louisi-
ana. Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Or.
leans.
BE it known that on this sixth day Of the
month Of March in the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixteen, before ne, John
city and the parish Of Orleans, State Of Lou
Isiana, therein residing. duly commissioned
and qualified. and in the presence Of the
witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed, personally came and appeared: the
several persons whose names are hereinafter
subscribed, OF the full age of majority, who
declared that availing themselves of the
provisions Of the laws Of this state relative
to the organization of corporations, and es-
pecially Act No. 87 of 1914. of the legisla.
tive acts of this state, they have coveuanted
and agreed. and by these presents do cove
nant and agree for themselves. their sue
The herald., 1916-04-06
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
OF SMITH DISTRICT BUILDING AN
LOAN ASSOCIATION.

LOAN ASSOCIATION.
United States of America, State Of Louisi,
ana. Parish Of Orleans.
Re Il known. that on this eighteenth day
Of the month Of March in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and six
teen G2la. before ne. Louis Richard Alba
notary public, duly c5mHlis sio1ed and quail
fed in and for the parish Of Orleans, and
N the presence OF the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned. personally came and
appeared. John T. Michel. Of this city and
OF the lawful age Of majority, the presiien;
OF and herein representing the Sixth Dis
trjci Building and Loan Association a
corporation domiciliated in this city. created
by an act before John 7. Michel, notary pub
lie, dated September %. lS9+. recorded in
the mortgage oihce Of this parish in book
SO folio 29S and amended by act before
Andrew II. Wilson, notary public, dated the
10th of May 1926, recorded in the mortgage
office Of this parish in book SOS. folio so,
and by act before G. G. Kronenberger, no.
tary public, on the 2lst of February 1898,
recorded in the mortgage Office of this par
ISL in book 600, folio 479. and by act before
The herald., 1916-04-06

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The herald., 1916-04-06
Excellent Artificial Coffee.

1t is said that an artificial coffee has
been invented by a Japanese which
has a large percentage of nourishment,
the right flavor and low cost.
The herald., 1916-04-06


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-05
PARTIES WILL
GET TOGETHER

CHICAGO. June 5.-The pro-
qressive national committee to
day named what 10 practically
conference committe 10 con-
sult with republicans upon .
platform and q candidate.
This committee. consisting of
Geo. w. Perkins, Gov. Hiram
johnson and Horace Wilkinson,
10 to be known a. the publicity
committee.
When the committee adjourned
to meet again tomorrow. II was evil
dent the leaders would have diff
Guilty In holding down the radicals
who want to nominate Roosevelt
even before temporary organiZa-
ton is effected.
The progressives' plans. as out
lined. contemplate the progressives
telling the republicans the bull
moosers' choice is Roosevelt.
II this proves unacceptable. the
republicans can name their first
choice.
Should this in turn be displeas-
ing to the bull moose. then a sec
ond progressive choice may be pro-
posed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-05
HITCHCOCK GIVES OUT FIGURES
TO PROVE HUGHES WILL BE NAMED

, the first ballot than the combined
strength OF the favorite son can
didates. and his nomination on an
early ballot is inevitable" he said.
While herslded in advance as
Hitchcock's claims of Hughes ex-
act strength, the statement proved
a tabulation OF what he regards to
be the favorite sons strength. with
the added blanket claim of Hughes
success.
Organization leaders continued
today to put forward gentle feel.
ers for various less likely candi-
dates. in an effort to attract pro-
gressive support.
Nowhere Is there any organized
opposition to Hughes.
Even the Root supporters In the
New York delegation state frankly
that they are for Root, but not
against Hughes.
Gradually the idea becoming
paramount with every class OF del
egates. barring the radical pro-
gressives. is the idea that the first
consideration for a candidate must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-05


Hy HE STAR has told You some.
thing about its prepara-
\ tons for covering" as we
say in newspaper language. tho
conventions at Chicago.
We have just two additions 10
announce today to our staff OF
regular artists and writes. They
regular artists and writers They
of the most famous editors and
political writer's In the country,
and An Young. whose esrses-
tures OF congregational life a.
Washington have long snvssd
millions Of people.
Both OF these men, who have
been occasional contributors TO
The Star in the past. win work
with this papers regular staff.
Their Illuminating articles and
art will show You politics AS II
really IL played-and Russell's
long career as a political writer
and Youngs skill az caricatur-
list OF statesmen are your guar
antee that the stuff they send
will be worth your attention.
Thru the United Press and the
Newspaper Enterprise associa-
tion. augmenting it's own efforts.
Tho Star will give q convention
service that will be unequaled
for dispatch and interest
Here are the men who win
~cover" the Chicago convention
for this paper:
WRITER'S: ChsrIss Edward
Russell. oIlson Gardner. Abe Hur.
wltz, Fred 8. Ferguson, Perry
Arnold, Lowell Mellett, A. J. El.
dred, George Martin, Karl A.
Blekel, Carl D. Croat, J. p. 70
der. NJ. c. Psrke, Robert J.
Bender, n. L. Renniek. Harry p.
Burton. Leon Starmont, Robert
Mountsler and Honor Tanning.
ARTISTS: Art Young and Bob
Satterfleld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-05
ASSERTS Germany
LOST II WARSHIPS

LONDON, June 5.-Ths hope
OF many English families, mem
bers Of which were on the
ships lost In the great skao-
erak sea fight that some OF tho
men would be rescued, 10 be-
Ing slowly crushed by the tales
Of a~fulness brought In by YES
sells which have reached CO.
penhaaen since the battle.
But with the crushing OF this
hope pride In the navy ls
growing hourly, with the con.
tlnued Insistence OF the adr,l-
rslty that the Germans lost
far moro heavily than they
admit.
There seems to bs tho strong
est ground for supposing that In
cluded In the German battle losses
are two battleships. two dread.
naughts OF the most powerful type
two OF the latest light cruisers,
the Wiesbaden and the Elbing. a
light cruiser OF the Rostock type,
the light cruiser Frsuenlob. ten de
stroyers and submarine" the
statement said.
(The Germans admit only the
loss OF the hattleship Pommern,
the cruisers Wiesbaden. Frauenlob
and Elblng. and six destroyers)
The admitted German loss is
32.515 tons.
The British claim an additional
s0.g20 tons. which would bring the
German total to 113.43b.
The British admit the loss OF
f14.100 tons.
Vice Admiral Beatty is looked
upon as one OF Great Britain's H.
lustrious naval heroes.
with the men OF the fleet he In
an idol
They all agree that when the
German battle losses become fully
known Il will be shown that the
action was a glorious victory for
the British.
The admiralty report that the
Warspite was not sunk. as claimed
by the Germans. is confirmed by
seacoast reports. saying that she
llmped into port under her own
steam late Thursday. the day after
the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-05
"Son of
the Wind"

Allow us to introduce
the Son of the Wind"
Come into the untrod-
den paths with us. where
nature abounds in beauty.
and get a glimpse OF
one of it's most wonderful
creations - "Son OF the
Wind"
Turn to page 4 OF The
Star today for the first in
stallment Of "Son OF the
Wind" the novel written
by Lucia Chamberlain.
There will be six install
ments. The entire novel
complete in a~week. Begin
1t today. 1t ends Satur-
day.