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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-08-02

Colonel Rattlehead Kakapo Bee
cham, that great admirer of the
Daily Herald, seems to-. be another
feeble minded patriot who is poverty
stricken and yet content to lick the
boots of Americas financial pirates.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-08-02

The Everett Daily Herald refused
to publish our comment on it's edi-
torial dealing with the Peoples
Council.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-08-02

What would have become of France
if Belgium had had a senate that
would spend six weeks trying to
save the hides of food gamblers
while Kaiser Bill bowled over her
fortresses and tramped across her
fields?
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-08-02

A bunch of old Everett Fossils call
ing themselves the G. A. r. passed
a resolution condemning the Peoples
Council. And we are still growing.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-08-02

Have you started branch of the
Peoples Council of America in your
locality?
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-08-02

Northwest Worker, months, 25c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
MANAGER ROWLAND PRAISES
PLAYING Of FAST EDDIE COLLINS
White SoX Manager Declares That Former Philadelphia
Player is Without Doubt One of the Greatest Men in
the Game, and That His Acquisition Resulted
in One Of Strongest Infields in the League.

pinch. Faber was iucapalitat5d by
sickness when he was going great and
I needed him most soft. one OF our
star rFiriers- had a very poor season
-1resea1- and Eddie Collins started
very. very slowly and didn't get into
his proper stride until way late.
On paper we W ere a wonderful team,
but there are two fallacies at work in
a paper reputation First. you don't
play with the stars Of last year and
you don't use the batting averages
they gained in the previous season on
-0Cay's ball field.
For Instance, scott was good for
- bail Eames-nn paper. But the
games he won the previous year
didn't help u any last season.
Collins il one Of busehalrs great
hitters. good for $50, hut the first
half OF the season he was batting
perhaps 90.
The last half OF the season he came
through in great shape and SO. z YOU
VIII remem Der, did the club The
White SoE played as good ball as any
other club bar none the last half OF
the season. but they were set back at
the start and the competition which
they encountered has never been *
rel-eQ Tor We'll balanced power. No,
You can't play your stars for what
they have done. You win today ball
game on the merit Of tOdays show
ing in the field. What YOU were yes
terday makes no material differences
20 anyone except the statistiCians.
fOu can't take stars and make
them over into a well balanced
club in minute or ten minutes.
II takes time. have not a shadow
Of criticism Of any one Of my men
in making this statement. ] am
strong for all my men and I he
Heve they are strong for me.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Commercial
League Notes

THE Foundry team headed by Al
ton Hobein continued their win
4 ming streak Sunday morning at
Rio Graude park by defeating the
Postoffice nine. four to three. The
winning run was made on a wild pitch
by Harmon. the ball bounding back
TO the grandstand. walter Kieule
pitched an excellent game for the
Foundry nine. only one Postoffice
player getting beyond first base in
the last four innings OF the contest
The Foundry is now established firm
y on the top rung OF the percentage
ladder.
The Furniture club decisively de-
feated the MOmsen team in the second
game by the score OF nine to one.
The Furniture boys jumped into the
lead during the early part of the
game and were never IN danger Of
being defeated as Guy LevingstOn
pitched an excellent game. The Mon
sen club has been weakening for the
past two weeks. and the club seems
70 have been poorly managed.
The Postoffice team was also badly
weakened Sunday afternoon because
Of the non appearance Of q mum Der Of
players It is probable that Perkins
a former Pass City lea que player will
take charge Of the team and usher IL
into the first division.
The club has had exceptionally hard
luck lately. and needs several snappy
men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

me so far back that 7 can hardly re-
member it clearly. two players have
passed Ansou's great mark One Of
them Hans wagner, is lettering on
the verge Of his final season in the
big show.
The other. Nap LnJoIe. one OF
the greatest butters who ever
lived, has hung up n record which
Few can ever possibly equal and
passed on 20 the minor Ieu=ues-
And with his going 7 find myself
the oldest player with the eNeep-
tion Of Hans Wagner, In the ma
jor leagues.
And how about that little ambition
Of mine which started many years
agot 1t is an unpleasant experience
90 think about that ambition now as
7 stand on the very verge and cannot
re- the certainty OF its realization. 1t
is all the more unpleasant because 4
have come so near il and because I
feel within myself the ability to
realize it.
When completed my 18th season
IN The big leagues I counted up and
round that according TO the records. I
mad made -s5s hits I needed I7I
more TO realize my ambition. And I
wont deny that as I looked at those
rsures-I counted that record as good
as won
I was I'm excellent condition. had
Just played fuu score OF 155 games
and was confident that several more
good seasons lay before me. Bur IL
my plans should not materiaIize il re-
CURED but one 60 gain my three thou
sand hits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
FRANKLIN BAKER
IS BEFORE PREXY

Chicago. Ill. July l1.-President
Johnson Of the American league Mon
day gave j. Franklin Baker, third
baseman with the New York Ameri-
cans. q hours in which 10 answer
charges that he had attempted TO in
duce Allen SothorOu. star pitcher
with the St Louis club. to desert
organized baseball and join an indie
pendent league in Pennsylvania.
Frank Baker. Of the New York
Americans. Monday night. denied he
tried TO induce pitcher Sothoron to
jump from the ST. Louis club 70 the
Delaware county league. Before We
came west" said Baker zone OF the
hackers OF the Delaware County
league asked me about SOthoron and
7 told him he was a good pitcher.
Last week 7 attended a boxing show
in St. Louis with Baumaun and we
met SOthOron- He asked me what
money they paid in the Delaware
County league and 7 told him he was
foolish to think Of jumping organized
baseball That's all there was 10 IT,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
PROMOTER CURLEY
GETS SETBACK

New York, n T.. July 16.-Applica-
ton of Jack Curley for an injunction
TO restrain Jess Willard heavyweight
champion Of the world, from appear
ing in connection with his wild west
show was denied in supreme court
here Monday by justice Peter A. Hen
tract entered into by Willard and
himself preceding the fight in Ha-
vana with Jack Johnson, at which
Willard won the championship, re-
strained Willard from public appear
ances except under Curleys manage
ment until September next
Justice Hendrick in mis- decision
says that If the contract to promote
a fight between Willard and Johnson,
and other fistic encounters is enforce
able, of which he expresses no opinion
an injunction restraining Willard
from performing with his show would
inflict great harm on willard and
secure no lawful advantage for Cur
lev"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
EIGHTH CAVALRY
WINS TWO GAMES

Inc EIghth cavalry Regiment base
ball team has a winning streak. Dur
ing the past week they Ealloped away
with victories over two fast army
teams The artillery was defeated by
the score Of 10 TO 5 Saturday after
noon, and the gallant Garry Owens"
We're defeated again IN Sundays
game when the Eighth trotted I'm
eight runs. seven showing up in the
eighth chapter.
I'm Dunlap and big boy" the
cavalry possesses a pair that is hard
to beat and the general team work Is
q delight 10 the hackers Of the eighth
The regiment is proud Of fits team and
would like TO see fl mix with some Of
the Commercial league clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

- Wshoo sam Crawford is on the
4 verge Of one Of the great batting
records Of all time. Close to his 3000th
HIT is sam, and close TO the realiza-
tion Of a life time ambition. as he ex-
plains. We quote from sans article
zone July afternoon many years ago
some player on the bench happened 10
mention Pop Arson and his remark
able record The fact was brought
OUT that the famous old sluEEer was
the only player who had ever made
three thousand hits.
Ii seemed n staggering total.
was fairly sWumped by "a. But
then and there the idea crystal
lied in my mind that some day in
the far off future /. too. would
like 20 register my three thou
sandth hit
I viii nor say that I deliberately
set about to accomplish that seem
ingly impossible feat IL would have
been foolish 20 make any such men
ial reservation in a game so uncer-
tain as baseball But 7 viii admit
that il has been my chief ambition for
a good many years TO make three
thousand hits And as the passing
OF each season has brought me nearer
the goal / have thought more and
more upon that particular afternoon
TO come when I would meet the fall
fairly and rap out a good clean drive
for a complete score OF thirty hun
dred safeties.
Since that visionary idea came 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Pacific Coast League.
BOYLAND

The fast san Ignatius team won
their first game in the Motor league
Sunday afternoon AT the Lamar
school grounds when they defeated
the Paige club by the score Of II to 4.
Macarr0ni distinguished himself by
putting a three Dagger with the bases
full into left field at q critical point
of the game The St IEuaLus are
making a strenuous effort to work TO
the top Of the league, and inasmuch
as they have been showing consider
able strength lately il would not be
surprising TO see them contestiu-
with The MERGERS and Nonograms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
SPORT SHRAPNEL
By BUD RUTHERFORD.

themselves against the Fifth nine,
the Eighth are anxious 10 arrange any
games possible.
Like the preceding Sunday IL re-
manned for Bill Pelphrey 10 furnish
card and he did this certainly by
sending Vote on the mound. This
young tylrler let his opponents down
with two biugles during the entire
into the hearts OF the local fans.
Manager Pelphrey not only has
nm extra strong combination with
" hlte on third, Eaton at second
Dickersons catching, Brown, first
and Medina shortstop. This II an
infield that would do credit to a
team Of much faster rating.
Snipe Conley seems 90 have lost
quite q bit Of his pep since rolling up
that sensational record OF 10 straight
victories. Conley dropped a game
sunday 90 the Houston nine IN hard
fought battle.
Jim Vaughn was touched for
timely hits In the first three inn
inEs Monday afternoon and the
Giants defeated the Cubs four 10
two Tesreau started for the
Giants and Benton finished the
game.
Claude Graham was defeated again
In the Western circuit Monday after
noon when the Sioux City club
slammed out four runs. Too bad thar
Claude cannot hit his stride. as FL
Pasoans know that he can do better
Cleveland Is still going IN the
American circuit in spite Of a double
defeat at the hands Of the YANKEES
Sunday afternoon. Coming bach
they defeated the Yanbs
three TO fDo. BY getting some timely
hits of Shapkeu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

Kansas city. No, July 17.-TeEas
tennis stars were the attraction in the
third days play of the Great Plains
tennis tournament for men here Mon
day. j. B. AdOur of Dallas. state
singles champion, and G. Y. Peak also
of Dallas. who holds the doubles
championship Of Texas with AdOur
both winning their matches Adour
defeated T. c. Hemenway OF Kansas
City g.. 60. in the third round. Peak
won from Minor Miller Ness City,
Kansas. 81, 60.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
HOSPITAL TEAM
DEFEATS RIVALS
Heavy Hitting of Rhodes
and Bentley and Fielding
of Smith Features.

Sensational fielding by vic" Smith
and heavy slugging by Rhodes and
Bentley enabled the Base Hospital
baseball team TO defeat the Nsdico
Stars by a score Of II to 9. sunday
afternoon. The score
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
B 4 s { B A | |
MONDAYS GAMES.


AT CleytlauL-Sc0re- r. r. T.
NeW York .-.--.-H01 200 600 @ /.
Cleveland ...----UU0 ore cox
Batteries New York, Shawkey and
D'NeilL
AT st. Louis r. H. E.
Boston ....-... 600 600 900 . .
81 Louis ..---. 0O1 I01 00E-2 . %
Batteries Boston. Foster. Jones and
Thomas; St Louis. Davenport and
SEVERED.
Washington at Chicago. two games;
wet grounds
Philadelphia at Detroit. two games:
rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
nlRNEs HIT-rTNG Gnnn-

hitting. the latest HEAVIER TO start wal
looping being Jesse Barnes The Braves
pitcher made a clean single the other
day, as fine q hit as any Of his half
dozen b-uEles last season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

- ASS CITY leaguers headed by the
- aggressive judge Charles Pol
\ lock, president OF the little cir
cult are leaving no stone unturned in
their efforts TO establish more friend
ly relations with the soldier sports
men OF the border. and have arranged
a contest between the FeIdman team
and the Eighth regular cavalry next
saturday afternoon The game was
the outErowth Of battle between the
Fifth cavalry and Feldman teams last
saturday afternoon which was attend
cd by several hundred soldiers and
civilians. and encOuraE ed the officials
OF the league ia their eudeavors 90
promote the interest OF the khaki
clad ball players. Uncle Sans sports
men have been prominent in Fl Paso
circles for the past six years in bas-
sports. and there IS very little doubt
but that the league officials viii be
commended for their efforts.
Fans viii recall the Army baseball
league Of 1918, probably one Of the
strongest leagues that has ever been
organized in the southwest. The
Col F. Y smith. now on duty in
Georgia. and was composed Of six
teams taken from regular regiments
in this district.
At the close or the season n
series OF games was played be
tween the Goth infantry team,
tArmy champiOnsl, and the Pur-
ity Bnkers who carried away the
penunnt in the City league. The
series was big success in every
way.
Civilian hackers Of the Pass City
league are urged TO be on hand sat
urday when the game is called. as
there viii no doubt be several hun
dred soldiers accompanied by the
Eighth cavalry band on hand 10 root
for their regimeutal club. The Eighth
team has been going at a rapid gait
for the past four weeks and has
won quite q number OF games from
different military organization IL
has been defeated by the Fifth regu-
lars in several hard fought games,
but as IL has beaten many other clubs
that have given good accounts Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

The INDIANS CALL II 90 SoeH @
-GoS 4 &" O. LAKE" MoRNMe
AFTER - no DOUBT BEcA!St
II IS USED By 50 MANY Of
THEM FoJLOUING A HiSHT
SPENT AT TIE VILLAGE
TAVERN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
A,rrRIcAv ASSOCIATION


At Louisville 8: Kansas City 2.
81. Paul al Toledo, postponed; ram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

At lincoln X q T..
lincoln -. 900 600 30x-3 6
Ea-terfes- Denver. Smithson, Cain
and Bartholmey; Lincoln, nan anu
Eiffert. Eohrer-
At Sioux City p a. Z
ST. Joseph ..---. 90 oo1 00o--
Siogx CITY 49,. 200 200 0OX-f
Batteries ST Joseph, Graham and
O-Brieu- Sioux city, Grover ana
A. O7ara- r H E.
TonIin ---..---...008 600 OOo-2 5 2
Omaha -...-...-0OO 600 O02-2
Batteries. Joplin. Hall and collins;
Omaha. Luschen and Brottem-
Wfchita-Ues Moiues; rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
SAM CRAWFORD IS APPROACHING
4 RECORD IN LEAGUE ATTING

Veteran Tiger Declares That He is as Good as Ever and
Will Make Three Thousand Hits Before He Quits the
National Game For All Time; According To Rec
ords He Has Made Over Two Thousand Hits.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

costs $3.50. Total So.4o.
E'6-J. :. MAKTEI.: house and lot,
bounded north by Ad dun> street. east by
Third street south by Alpha. west ty Al.
pha. Taxes Si4.40. interest 4ec.. costs
30. To,ai $l'.lS.
.,e;-MEDIA ". Miller; house and
lot. bounded north by Jackson. east by
lane. south by Marshy, west hy Lewis.
Taxes 1850. interest l2c., costs - 80. To-
tai IS w.
4t7-NR>. 4. Il. PUGH. 1 house aud
Int. l"unded north by Eurtch, east by
Buuch. south toy lane. west hv inne. Tax
es 70 interest l2c., costs s2.;H. To-
tai &6'2.
4sl-MK>. NAEY pl'kErr. / house
sud lot. bounded north by Reason. east by
Davis, south by parquin. w, It 10y Third
STR 1t. Taxes - 80. Interest ltc., costs
S23'. Total ~ ~.
4s>-r. S.GUk lot, bounded north by
cooke. east by Verlun. south By Verlun.
w--, b, Jones. Taxes 50 90. interest i2:..
costs - 3 Total >o.U2.
4+'-NkS. MARTHA SIMS. hOuse and
lot bounded north by Fo,trmv. east by
F"urmy south hy pNieil. west by -Four.
nv. Taxes Al.Sn. interest &C., costs -. 81.
I"al - IL.
5.2-I.U. e. ia WIGGINS, lot. bound
ed north 10y \lrha. east hy street, south
by wilson west bv Landry. Taxes ". 40.
in,tres: Sc. C ,sts s23'. Total s4.7>.
un .a,i ,in> If s.lf will sell such
portion nf said property rs each lebtor
viii point out. aud in erch case where
the debtor will not po,ut out sufficient
property. will ut once AMI without fur.
ther delay. SILL the least quantity Of
said property "t any debtor which any
bidder will buy, for the amount Of
taxes interest ami c,,sts u by said
debtor: the sale T., be without apprAi~e-
N I. FOR CASH im legal ,cnier money
of the U,itcd States, aud the property
s,ld shall he redccm,nble ut any time
within the >pace If one Year by pay ing
the price given and 90 per cent and
cost and pe"a,tv addict.
G.. A AYCaK Tax Collector.
franklin. La, Way le. 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Notice u Lost Mortgage Notes.
FRANKLIN. Ia. May 81. 1917.



LOST
Some time during the early part OF
this year. 1917. after their maturit.es,
those two certain mortgage notes
made and executed by William W.
Bowman. to his own order and by him
endorsed in blank. dated the 18th day
Of June. 1913, payable the 2sth day Of
June, i9li and 1875 respectively,
each for the sum of Eighty.sevep
is. oVl u. liars, with interest thereon
1T the rate Of eight per cent per an
mum fr"tn date. interest having been
paid theteon t., the 2Sth day Of June,
1874 and lo per cent atn,rne,'s fees,
additional up.'u the aggregate urinci-
pal and interest: said notes we're pnr.
aphed Ne Varietur" for identitca-
tt"n With sn act of credit sule from
>iss Marietta H. dell t. said William
y WIN m.u. secured by .endor's
privilege and special mortgage. exc.
cuted before heury Ma,er, Notary
EuhlIc. dated the 18th day nf June,
1918. and rec"rdtd in Book 3H, pxye
52' OF the C"nve! ance Records for st.
Mary Parish. Louisiana, on the 2Sth
day "f June. 1913
Said notes we're past due when lost,
and were still unpaid. us stated be-
fore, aud the public are warned
against any attempt to negotiate said
notes.
MISS MARIETTA BEDELL.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
DR.. Conrad O'Niell
DENTIST
Office: Gates Building, 2ud
Floor
OtfiIe Phone 81 Residence. Phone 30
FRANKLIN. LA.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA.
TION.
No. OS350.
United States land Office.
Baton Rouge, La.
June 8, 1917.

Notice is hereby given that Maggie
Hanson Lawless aud Minnie Hanson
tcnollv Of Franklin. L"uiaiana. have
tile' in this ''ffice their application TO
select under the provision u Sec. 23O6.
2S07 Rev,eed Statues, tho following
.it scrib+~i land. Six:
The L,t No nod SCI Ut SW} uf
Nee. u. T"wHhig IA South. Range 10
East. LII. Nefieaan, containing III. 40
acres.
Anv aud oil persons claiming ad.
versely ths lands described, Or desir.
,ng to object. becnuse of the mineral
ch .racter of the md. Or for any other
reason. t" the disposa! to applicants,
should file their affiiavits OF protests
in this "ffi e, on o. before the 18th day
Of July. 1877.
E. D. GlAKELI.ONt,
Reoister.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
FOR SALE.

Re rant, a money
maker, has cleared over $500
in less than a year. Will
sacrifice at 500; can stand
close investigation.
A. A. DAuTER1vE,
New Iberia, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Mites to Aortgage Creditors.

Sheriff md Tax Collectors ONCE,
Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana
Franklin. La, May 18th. 1911.
In conformity With the laws OF Louisiana.
notice is hereby given to all parties hold :
Ing mortgages upon real estate located in
the Parish Ut St Mary, upon which taxes
for 1916 have not been paid, and ! will
begin the sale Ut same ut the Courthouse
door. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 23RD. 1917,
at IL O'Clock y. M. and that numoer Of
Lieces OF property SO delinquent are aow
leng advertised in the 1t. Mary Banner.
FraMklln. la. in conformity with the law
pre- parasOry to such sale.
ri. .,ton.i,n Of mortgage creditors Is
especially called to the advertisement OF
tax sales, and chey are warned to take
-ucn steps prior u the sale as may De
necessary to protect their tlxh!s.
CHARLES pE :Or,
sheriff and tx Oticio Tax Collector, Par
ish Of 81. Mary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Lost or Mislaid.

Policy No. 593l80. Issued by
The Penn Mutus Life In.ur auce
Company. on the life Of Walker
J. Junca. The aader will please
eetusn It to the uodessigned. Az
app 'toaeto1 hAs bseo a I'd u for tho
issuing Of q duo,icAte.
WALKER j. JUNCA.
Foster. Ia.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

STATE Ot LOUISIANA
% d Judicial District Cuurt-PAr-
ish "f st. Mary
Peopl.'s State & Savings Rank.vs
Willard Ditch. No. IA $40
Ry virtue of 40 order Of seizure ami
saIe. issued out If the Honorable the
23-d Judicial District Coutt, in aud for
the Parish If st. Mary, and e. me 'li-
rerted. Ia the above entitled aud nnm
bered suit, have seized. aud will offer
for sale for cash, without appra,sem"",. i.
to the last and highes, bidder, at the
principal front door Ut tue C0u,t House,
10 the tuwn of Franklin. oo
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY or
JUNE. 1917.
between the hours Of IL O'clock .. N i.
and 1 O'Clock p. m.. the following men.
ti"ned and described property. t'.wit:
"Thos- certain tracts "r Eleven [ll]
Lots of ground. lyi"N and being s,,-
un,e:i in Morgan City, St. Mary Parish.
State of Louisiana, mnl more fully des-
clibed ~ being Lots One. Two, Three,
Fnurtren, Fifteen. sixteen AMI Seven
teen Il, 2. 3. IA, Is. IL aud III Square
Letter "W'; Lts Fourteen Fifteen.
Sixteen and Scventee" |, ~. Is, Ii and
III square Letter ''U", IN Di,ch's An
mex t., said town.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, LII {.
,lay lst. 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
NOTICE..

|, the undersigned, con.
victed Of manslaughter on
the 18th day of February,
1914, am applying for a pa.
role. JOHNNIE MARSH.
June s, 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23;d Judici.l District Couet-Par.
ish Of s.. Mary.
Succ1 scion Of Msa. Cyrus Robi.
chAux, deceased. No. 1864

chAux, deceased. No. 1864
Notice is hereby given to the cre(-
it,rs Of this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to sh"w
cause within ten days from the dste
0f this notification. whv the inal NC
count. presented by Leonard r bi.
chaux, administrator OF this estate.
81 ouId not be approved and hOmOiO.
e ted and ill.,. funds distributed in &C.
ct,rtixnce Herewith
In evidence whereof. witness roy Of
fetal signature and the impress of the
seal 1T my office this 3ist day OF May,
A. d., 1917.
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
NOTICE.

I will apply for a parole
at the next session of the
Board of PardOns. -
HEBERr TURNER. & =
June 7th. 1917. -