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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-15

S3Cfl1ik has left FOR trr9nk
i Forks where she will visit with her
daughter.
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brief visit in few IJlm 8 during the
week.
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a ioeai uoSpi.ais.
Edwin Fesenmaier has returned to
4 Morton after assisting at the brown
y, county pahA II tnls ci,y LOT q siioi.
eiine.
!, Margaret Scheid, aged "a died at the
4 st. Alexander Home for the Aged iues-
day, She had been at the local insti-
tuition since June, 1916. lnterment was
ioue = .no os''''olioS oe1uo'oy
4 Ed. ALVIN and Arthur Dohrmann
!. from Sleepy Eye visited at the a. q.
q ALVIN nome and attended 70 business
matters IN this city several days during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Price Of Cam
Dfla Went to southern zCallfornla last
week 10 ATTEND tine funeral OF. thelr
daughter, MafNv,*sWho dled recently OF
ln1luenza.
A meeting of the Child welfare board
, of Brown county was to have been held
in Springfield yesterday It has been
postponed until the second Tuesday IN
fepfuary ana the meeting Will pc held
+ IN New Vim.
Miss Emma Gebser entertained a
group of friends at a card party Mon
day evening. The prizes were awarded
to Mrs. j. F. Neumann, Mrs. Ernst Wi
oiefshi anu WIS. haee naepeiie. ~
onJoyou ~. q pies'ssane evehins
Miss Florence Anderson of Mankato
suffered bad fall on the city skating
rink, breaking her collar bone Saturday
evening. She tripped on piece of
hose which had been used in flooding the
FINK ana winch she dlo not observe III
the dlm lgnt.
The annual meeting of the Courtland
Creamery association was held recently
land the following officers were elected:
Mic. Reinhart, pres; Fred Rengsdorf,
Isec.; Henry Bode, Jr., treas; and VIM.
20 MEYER m. L1'a lang ana q. ~. y
D'iun runs uife -
Chas. 5Frautn lex OF ST. James. has
been visiting here with his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kading. He left
Tuesday to visit with his sister and
brother-ln-laW Mr.. and Mrs. Black OF
Phoenix, Arizona He expects to return
~ ISo" yin iaeel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Helm OF Cleveland,
Ohio, are rejoicing over the arrival of
their first-born, little girl who arrived
last Saturday and who will before long
be calling Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Helm
of this city : Grandpa and ssGrand-
ma. Z
The parents Of Leslie Steinmetz
were informed last week that he is
suffering from a severe case of pneu-
monia. Leslie is located at Kelly Fields
near San Antonio, Texas. News of his
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-13
Proclamation Of Election.

Pursuant To IN ord nance of the Mayor and
L, VII Cuuncil ado ted at IA meeting held Oh the
iih day of Doccmbrr 1919. |, Albert Bienvenu,
Ma. or of tie r"wn u. st. Martinville, Louis.-
ana, hereby gle notice that, in conformity with
SAID ordinIbce, II special election will be held
in the Town Of st. Aartinville. Louisiana, on
Tuesday the 18th day of January Ig20. for the
purpose of submitting To the property tax pay
ers qualified under the Constitution and Laws
of the State of louisiana, To vote at said cleo
ton. the following proposition, to-wit:
Proposition No. 1, To incur debt on behalf
of and in the name of the Town of st Martin
vile, Louisiana, and Issue bonds tn the amount
of Fifteen Thousand ($i5,OUOOO) Dollars, to run
Twenty 60 years from their date, and to bear
interest at the rate Of five o. per cent per an
mum. payable semi-annually, the proceeds from
dine sale of said bonds at not less than par, To he
used for the purpose OF constructing and equip
ping joint systems of waterworks and electric
light plant.
For the purpose Of holding said election the
polling place will he as follows: At the Town
Hall, t. Martinville. Louisiana.
At said elction the polls will open at seven
(71o) o'clock a. M. and close at five (5:OG)
o'clock p. m, according to law.
{ Notice is also hereby given that at 2 o'clock
y. M. ON Wednesday the fourteenth day of JAN
uary 1922 the Mayor aud Town Council of the
Town of st. Martinville Louisiana. will meet
at the Town Hall at st. Martinville, Louisiana,
aud in open session. proceed to open the bal
J lot boxes. examine and count the ballots in
number and amount examine and canvass the
returns and declare the result OF said special
election.
! Thus done and signed at ST. Martinville, Lou
isiana, on this eth day of December 1919.
ALBERT BIENvENU, Mayor.
I 1, the undersigned Clerk of the Town of st.
MartiDville. Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing il true and correct
copy of notice of election, issued by the Ma
yor, calling special election to be held in the
Town of st. Martinville, Louisiana. on the 18th
day of January 10:
la faith whereof have hereunlo set my otfi
cial signature, duly authenticated with the i'm
press of my official seal. at st. Martipyille.
ouisiana, on this the 18th day of December 1919.
SIDNEY L. DELAHO SSAYE, Secretary.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-13
FOR STATE SENATOR
To the Voters Of ST. Martin, Iberia and
LAFAYETTE Parishes:

To the Voters Of ST. Martin. Iberia and
Lafayette Parishes:
When you elected me as your State
Senator four years ago ! believed you
expected me to work for you; to defend
the best interests of the 18th Senatorial
District and the State; not just To re-
precent my home town OF parish but,
without partiality 10 represent the will
of the majority OF the District; to Ell
deavOr to procure the enactment of laws
for the advancement of our District, the
benefit Of the State, the welfare Of our
people, the enhancement Of our proper
ty values, the prosperity Of our bust
ness and industries. the conservation
and development of our resources; and
for the improvement Of our education
al. agricultural, commercial, manufac-
turing. good roads and labor conditions
and facilities. Important constructive
legislation Of which am the author,
my record in defense Of good measures,
in opposition to objectionable bills,
and my efforts To lessen the burdens
and hardship OF drastic legislation
when its passage could not be preven-
ted, convince th t did work vigorously
all the time; that had the good for
tune to form friendships in both houses
OF the Legislature which helped me win
success for you; that gained valuable
experience in legislature procedure
Ii you re-elect me to the Senate, you
can expect even more Of me next time
because my experience, the knowledge
I'll legislative affairs acquired, and thu
friendships and acquaintance ! have
formed will help me to help you.
| respectfully solicit your vote ant
influence. Vote for two. Vote for mt
and one more. Mark my name (X) Oh
every ballot. Thank you,
Sincerely.
f.. l.. SIMMONS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-13
NOTICE
HUmOiOgatiOn If Tabltau
In the matter of the Succession at

Hum0iOgatiOn al iabltau
In the matter of the Succession 1T
j. Klebert Mrlancon
Probate No. 1885
State OF Louisiana, Parish of ST. Martin.
Whereas;
Louis W. Melancon OF the Parish
of Lafayette, Executor of the afore-
said succession has lied in the office Of
the Clerk of Court of the 18th Judicial
District Court Of the State Of Louisiana
holding SESSION in aud for the Parish Of
st. Martin Final Tableau Of Classilica-
ton and distribution OF The aforesaid
estate.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
and heirs OF said Estate and to all others
WHOM it may ccncrrn 10 show cause II
any they have within ten days from this
publication. why said tahIeau slIoulIl not
be hOmOlogated az prayed for.
Clerks office his 5til day ii dec.
A. ID. 1919.
/. BIENVENU. Dy. Clerk.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-13
MOI ICE.

BY mutual agreement our Gar
ages will he closed on Sundays,
commencing Sun lay December Z.
Francis Bienvenu
Guirard Bros.
666 cures Headaches, Bilious
ness, Loss Of Appetite, foul
breath or that tired aching
due to Malaria or Colds. 1t
removes the cause
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-13
SHkRIFF'S SALE.
Aspa,ie Martin
"
j. O. Buurllier
No. Il.6o

18th Judicial District Court.
state of Louisiana, Parish of 81. Martin.
By virtue of writ of Flerl-Facias
issued out Of thu 10Th Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish of st. Mar
tin, State OF Louisiana. in the above en-
titled and numbered suit. dated this 9TH
day Of Nov. A. ID. 1919.
have seized aud Will proceed /" sell
at Public Auction to thr last and high
est bidder at the front door Of I;r 'nurt
House. between the leaaI sn! i.ruis Ul
a. III. to .. NJ in ihr Town of st. Maj
tinville. on
Saturday Dec. 20, 1919,
the following mentioned and dtscrib i
property. to-w.t:
/. That certain town lot -ituatrd in
the Town # Bridge Bridge. La. with
the improvements thrrr"u. hnnndrd
north or above by the prop"rty f the
Brsaux Bridge Bank aud IL. Rrvoire
south 10y property of MfS. Aimas Br0us
sard. east 10y Bayou T,che and west by
Washington street.
=. That certain town let with im-
proyemrnt thereon situate in tie Tow n
If Breaux Bridge, La. bcu ID, Il north hy
Bridge street. south by p perry former
Iy belonging tO Numa D,upuppatIy uoN
GrOssman. east by Wa hingron street
and west by properly of 4 lam Potter.
Seized to satisfy abOvr writ.
Terms ana cOnditi1ns-cash.
Sheriff'S Office. parish ~ Il. Marti ,
this 18th day Of Nov A. ID. 1919.
WADE q. MARTIN. Sheriff
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-12-13
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Announcement.
+. l.. SIMMONS.


November 20. 1916
take pleasure in submitting 10 the
qualified voters my candidacy for Jus
tice Of the Peace ia the First Ward If
the Parish Of st. Martin. subject to the
action Of the Democratic Primary To be
held on the 20!h tiay Of January 1870.
wish to state that il have the hon
or OF being elected to sail 0fliJe. ! will
fearlesSiy and impartially discharge
the duties in .umbent Oh me. seeking
continually for the maintenance Of law
and order. aud rendering The required
service 10 the very best of my knowledge
and ability.
respectfully solicit your vote and
support in the coming primary.
Respectful, submitted,
ELMER ]. DUCHAMP.
NOTICE.
Teams and wagon to do all kinds
of hauling and contract work. See
Nj. NJ Beigel,
st. Martinville, La.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

Within ten minutes aftse IN appli-
cation Of Danderine 700 can not and 3
single trace Of dandru6 or falling hair
and your scalp viii not itch. but what
will please you most will BE- after few
weeks use, when you 80 new hall. nns
and downy at nrst-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Dandcrine Immediately doa-
bles the beauty Of your hair. No dr.
ference how dull. faded, brittle and
scragsy. Just moisten q cloth With Dan
derine and carefully draw It through
your hair. taking one small strand at q
time. The eject IL amasins-your hair
will be Light. fluffy and way. and have
an appearance Of abundance: IN IN.
comparable lustre. softness and iuxa-
rianeA
Get q small bottle Of KnoWltea's
Dandesine for Q few cents at any drug
store o. toilet counter. and provo that
your hair u - pretty and soft - any
that II has been neglected o. injured
By careless treatmsat-thats all-yos
surely can have beautiful hair ard loes
Of 1t II you VIII Just try q little Dan
0e3500.-A0v.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
CHATTER v.
A esy essm tAs Wilderness.

a osy Prem ths Wilderness
Msw Yesk sssosd slnese IKE to.
sl0 aty - JsAaais 0Isi1iy wAsa -
sts0ped 09t into &c o ~ meealaR
aftse his arrival. M oos Ting II vas
bleak and eoad: IL noeth Wisd, IAN.
ing direct iron Ba6an's bay, had tssgA.
md Il III % cruelty hat 10 Wae dad
WAea - foaad sAeltee n he buildias
WA Ao0ooA ~ oDess e IL Oastee
10poge1oG eo00aAy. Tho tfutA h
V1al11y Wao not ealy ccld bit fElRht.
sos1.
n wss net ~ sfscs q his rsport
eeaeseaaaG ~ azaS sapre0table O.
baA esoasctieas wAleA ~ fsasS6E
na0osl Cafe0 ee03d tako calmly ~
D9se 1lstashaAg naaneial rsvseos-lt
was ~ NV . his pesds at Isarnaae
tAas anybody esaA pesese asstAae M
b ~ dauSAtee. 1eAaAle sAoek -
ahssl1eEs and stanpsd his fsse. bst
~ eAf1 n he eooss refused b n,
He vsat - nsse Ais sapsoyse q Q
aan marches 10 exseutjeo.
M hsart sank further q ~ NJ.
ceoe - reeslvs1. Tor tAs saoeetee
oavs ~ Q vssttalas snbsaes: - PAT.
~ hia % ~ besk and in9uirsA tlfse
tiDeo - - ~ health. Oe3sllly Nm
aaytAlag ~ eel6 aews Ae Was pssspar.
nc 9scsseay. anA b. felt ~ eeilas
gsoWlsg ling. N sAatsss thls ~ nan,s
eager hopss Ws1ll - me h1eklne Q
- 10 Tie faee. Carer had nSvse
hoQ0 - a04An11ADe11, - oS0Qoo9En,
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
CHAPTER ,v-c.stinssa.

Seating hinseH % eos q the old
Stsss beseAA. he young nan Ut
deafs<ts al composed himself 10
wait He ut thsre for Q long time.
1rsabling hwasdly. for ~ night was
Aan0 81 ~ M slsspy; but at last
. AeHe stole cot Il H. gloom and
5stae1 lin. TAs asweoQse Vas . rag
- oaN0. dressed u IL faahioa Ct
- Doeese eoaatry psopls.
wen. AseoGlo. I tAeuSht yea'A
.Assee esoA. I'm 1T Q esvee from thisi I"
1sesbaa aid iesitahiy.
n = Q Ieag Way. Dsa 1stsbaA, and
0vaAGsainA nads ~ Walt until DART
I IN ~ ~ havs - - careful tAess
Aaya"
what = ~ aswss WAT a. ~
NaoeF
AssaAs asAsl srstefuIly - b ssat-
- Anool& sOns hears Q great deal.
NJ - sewer tneWs what 10 bSisvA
TAsfo y 1gAtiag b Santa Can, end
4asoo sweeOs westward"
Taklag ~ saaAdrssssa lsttse frso
- peeeee. lstseaa sald. Z have o.
seAee 0essa0s ~ Osleoal LopsA"
'IAa3 kaossi Hsts Aese ss1ay aaA
tAese eeenssssws - eaa asvse aad
hla,s
sWsn, 20 nsst - NJ - ~
0e1lata1y. Assosla. This lseese 60
ta1aD iMoeetaAG AsWs-se inosgeaak b
1Aes.-0sesban laagAa1 hskaiy@tAas
Il ~ ~ yourself h danger nreo IL
0Da6lafoD n aAvlso ~ b eAsw u ~
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
EsIEBAKs CONNECTION WITH THE lNsURREcT0s
BRINGS DISASTER UPON HIMSELF AND ROSA

oyweesa-Dsa psats hdss Wsaath
3swsas and title dssdsia veil o. II saA TAs Mdias
SaDo Known Sebastian Doa DtebaAb
- hrtA q Dstseaa nanses
avaous Deana Isabel unsueesasfsly Miag
e ~ kldsa Sebastian Anesee1
W Des ntssaa y ssl Hvanssaiaa ssbasdaas dausA Dan
0seeeaa Fef1sss ganhlng
DvaAOsna Cassd b hi dasgAts
osbas1an kills Mse1 Many ysa pass
unable hidden
heA msseAaat seeks 70 Ro who has
~ Unsd States Johnu1s Orally
Resa ~ wait fos hin sat
YETI
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

-
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pnin may = ~ ~ - ~
insnes - AV ss '
ye % Msenee
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80. s..1.S
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-. -. 1870, n.,o.C rs.ns M.
Yo,, 49, = - ether than Psa-
A. o.eAas
sr,ustcf +.
sYss. \. h. asos.>e.6 hoth at ron
:. rshcis ana ~ isetsr 4 only nart
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-. =. 49, -. q. -. ~ ~
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,or vnu D.tsnan. I ~ en- a noth.
IN. Ycn mr.t ~ o,,t a. vou,aelf.
=, Wei, Whst do you ssyYs
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s.,in. .sntiv. sT,w sor,v. Aeer- III eIi
nv S.nit Thec n ~ msrchsnt
49,. 49, .,oe - ~, ~ vs,n NJ.
IN. ~ n. No.. s.,-.A h,,,..,p
.,,,, .,.a -, .,,.,.ssss,. =, s0crt,
It's good thing TO have he Fieht kind
OF friend. tn marry hosa within an
hour. and nancy ~ name VIII %
sudicient shisld-
Rosa turned 10 her elderly sutton
and made desp courtesy. n am nm
worthy Of ~ hodor," said che. "You
Lover exploded tie visitor. .ood
the mattsr1 0stsban VIII have 70 sids
for his ufe - ~ minutes ana yoof
properly VIII - oNsed. 30 20 nao
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

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Observation-Disclosures
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1891 eseeA g - ese1asy: -
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eoe eeiy pseelssd 70 rsneve tas bog
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49,. y car. yoe and nsteoan
~ - oseovessdI was at lunch
aA Ne eo1menoante wneo learned
u uuta. !nfooen nsendsaap pee-
nassa upon M 70 pvs 200 N hours
paee
W.T. % - osan- Don Aasier
inq0feo sns 1T
Ce0A eo0er IL planter cried. ~
padent,y: Deet yoa ~ yoa can
49, ~ nseveeI 1ns fseklsesnses.
" seuy . yosn9 pssDae! Gould you
oot teevo tnts iesestecooo % yo0r
sseeesS u perhaps yos thought It .
matter q no gfsat Importance, an
amoaas thangC
Den Aafsor Hess Interrupted. Il
ooet Know wat ~ are talking
seoee
Yea oae't sAT IAs callers VET
ensen gFeW fsooee: b blew like q
pospoasa IAsa can oses6an quickly I
IAefe 70 ~ q osasst - Iess." whsn
" brother appeared Do Castano
o.sresd CT q Nh aee..asiy: well.
afi A me N you'vs put yourself IL.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

the Word That Passed.
THE spoken worldwide cum recap
TURF lit" ave had fellows make mo
tuke 1t back."-Judge.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

avs; there wss soastAias alnost ~
a4rieal II his sTssliaG.
well. my boy. 700 na6s . Aszis q
Il a1da't youi" TAs tone WAS alnaosl
complimentary.
Yea sir. I'm . bright and shining
failura."
Nov. don't ~. ~ me. wsrs
h4eods, aren't wei 0oodi Uadaes
Stand. don't blame 700 in the lsast-
III that idiode revolution that spoiled
or busineM. You did splendid1y. ~
DR. ths elrcumstancsAs
They have reason soougA b ~
voit-oppreaaon, tyranny. corruption"
OfReilly mumblsd the familiar worde
n . numb paralysis at Mr.. Carriers -
Vial familiarity.
"An Latin countries are corrupt
announced the mportsr-*always have
been and always will b. They thrive
under oppression. However. dare ~
this uprising won't last long"
Johnnie wondered why the old man
didn't got down to eases. ITS more
than IN upriEng. Ar." he said. ~Ths
rebels have ovssrun the east cod a
the island. and when I left Aaceo and
Comes were sweeping west"
'Bahi Il takea money 10 run q war;.
'They have money" desperately ~.
gusd OHsilly. MART raised moes
man : million oollars. ana every -
o.n us.t Ma.e, 10 tne onlteo et.
= - M - ~ ~" ~. ev +. ~.
/" -. 1. 1as o,o1 =. 49,
= !" tns nxne Spa1 = sS0ot 'u'
~. 90 st.no INC s
pfeoet tasyu gut nsnuns g
soon ~ Wy ~ nunsty. Ins s0vs
meat 70 stafnns tnsm ont howevee.
!neyve wound up our aneiFs FOR "
ume oeanS. aud M. Ceftce o
1uuy saiiteo NE poauon OF IN lnkwest.
calendar ana . paper 9nifs-tnas
onnss % % . connoefation % yoet
and my s9airs. DOESN'T IT. Ahsml
xoo tensnoef our DefeainF W0 g
nve 700 . cnenee ana you 1ee y
MAKE sooo o0see youEer- pienneo
any-er-matramoniai fooiishnees WIN
my daughter
Yes, ST." Orally felt that The
moment had come for his carefully ~
hearsed speech. but. unhappaly. -
could not rsmembee how the swanr
song started. NJ. Carter. too. WAS IN
aceountebay client Another momsot
dragged past then they choeussA
Il have IN unpleasant"
Each broke Of At ths-1cho Of his
sWa words.
swhat.s tAafSs inou,r.A III. ~.
poetsr.
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. s.A ~. C.,ts1 HC., w.
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The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
Neneewmittal.
''DOes your wife singt''
"Er-that's n matter Of opinion"
Boston Evening Transcript.
FRECKLES
u 8 g ~ b ed Rl q m b.. -

sS w ~
Thsse.s = bsasss tie siisAssst 49, e fsssaaa
eseansA q yoss frseAlss. - Othaas-1ssbts
sefsssth-h saasantssA 70 fsasss ttsss hsosiS
00pH ~ 80 saaes q OtAaao-hppAls
sef:asth-ffsa ysse Arussist, an aSoiy . MttA
e y nisht asd aorniag asd ~ sASsM $50 -
seAt sssa ths wsrst frseklss have tsgm 10 ~
appeAf, wttss IT, ugAtss sass have vaAisAsA -.
ttfeH. u b sshdoa that asss thaa sas saoes
= $1,000 to esapteteiy elsaf The skan 81 ea1A
heeatiful char esoNlsstsa
y sufs 70 ask ~ ths Asyejs etyvnath othana,
W. - nm ua1se auAgeates u 0ooe1 oooG
u kails 70 rs0svs frsettao.-AAv.
Reduction Of furniture prices Il on,
Of the hest things done thus far for the
returning soldiers.
The man who tells you that all men
are equal really believes that be 10 q
little more 70.
The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08

Aeeurasy q otatsmsnt.
II heard that Smith failed for $780,
100" "No. he didn't he failed for tho
want Of IT,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-26

admitted that the service is lament
ably bad and disgrace to a city of
this size, to say nothing of the incon-
venience it caused people in certain
parts OF the city, particularly the East
side. Commissioner WATSON spoke on
conditions on the crowded East si~e
lines where persons hang onto dle
cars almost by their finger nails if
they are lucky enough to get on at
ALL and compared this slow service to
the Tenth street line. where they so
thru a-tearin.
Make Them Improve.
Captain Cawker of the fire depart
ment believes that perhaps many of
the fires that have occurred recently
in street cars are due to the rundown
condition of many of the cars on the
various lines.
The committee is planning to meet
at some future time in cooperation
with Albert Patton to see what can
be done to improve conditions in To-
peka.
that the company could be compelled
to do something to improve the serv-
ice if it came to that. But he be-
lieved the members of the committee
do not want to go at the question in
this rough-shod manner.
OHger on Traffic.
A. L. Oliger, secretary of the Cham
short time he has been in Topeka he
had seen 103 violations of traffic ordi-
nances thru the windshield of his own
car He asserted further that Topeka
is one of the most lax cities in the
state in the enforcement of the exist
ing ordinances. Speeding, bright head
lights, open cutouts and jay driving
came in for their share of attention
from various members of the COM
mittee.
1t was agreed that conditions have
reached the point in Topeka where
drastic measures are needed to bring
about observance of the existing ordi-
nances. Work along these lines will
begin at once.
The discussion of each question
brought out the fact that every MEM
Der of the committee is unanimously
in favor of each and every measure.
Chief Hanlon introduced several fire
prevention proposals. One had to do
with beginning the safety first idea
with children in the grade schools.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-26
SUFFS HIT SNAG
Efforts To Expedite Vote in
Senate Fail Today.
Supporters Staye OFF Action
Until Tomorrow.

Washington. May 26.-Efforts to ex-
pedite a vote in the senate today on
the woman suffrage constitutional
amendment resolution were defeated.
BY parliamentary tactics. opponents of
the measure succeeded after two
hours in postponing all action until
tomorrow.
After numerous roll calls and other
obstruction the motion to discharge
the suffrage committee from consider
ing the resolution which was passed
by the house last week. was set aside
under the rules at 2 o'clock for re-
newal of debate on the resolution of
Senator johnson, Republican. of Cali
fornia, requesting copy of the peace
treaty with Germany.
Senator Watson of Indiana, chair
man of the woman suffrage commit
tee called up the motion of Senator
Jones. Republican, of Washington.
proposing that the committee be dis
charged from it's consideration and
the resolution placed on the senate
calendar. Senator Watson said he
would like to have the resolution taken
up Immediately and final vote
reached before adjournment. South
ern Democrats opposed hasty action.
Senator Underwood of Alabama said
the resolution was sent thru" the
house with no lengthy consideration
and that the senate should act in an
orderly manner on a subject of such
importance.