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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14
Business Men s
Organisations
PrObep-CtIUer
Be Encouraged IN
less They Interfere With
Public Interest.

Atlantic City. n. J.. Nov. Tor
gannizations Of groups OF men for
mutual benefit are proper and ought
to he encouraged up 10 the point
where such organizations interfere
with the general welfare and public
interests. william B. CoIver. OF the
federal trade commission, told the
National Coffee Boosters association
meeting here today.
Individual liberty IS only 70 be
enjoyed up to the point where Il en-
croaches upon the liberty OF others,
the speaker said. All rights yield
to the one dominant right-that Of
the general welfare.
Labor was encouraged to organize
by trades and crafts in the COM
mon interests OF the wage Garner. As
in the case OF organized capital there
can be no objection 20 the mere size
OF such combinations unless the
general welfare, the public interest,
is threatened"
Deprecates Present Drift.
Pointing out that during the way
each citizen stood ready to contribute
his All TO the common cause. Colver
deprecated the present day drift
toward civil war between employers
and employees.
Organized labor; organized capitals
organized farmers; organized land
lords; organized tenants; organized
everything and everybody can and
VIII be useful in our national life so
long as they function iu and Tor the
public interest Organized selfish
ness2 Never the speaker declared.
Mr. Colver concluded with an at
tack on the business methods OF the
big five meat packers. warning his
audience that there were indications
that some Of the Chicago packers in
tended 20 include the coffee business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14
GEORGIA MAN FILES SUIT
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

George Clark. OF Atlanta, Ca. filed
suit Thursday afternoon in the 41st
district court against the Southern
Pacific Railway company for 100000
for alleged personal injuries sustained
in a railroad accident at HaLen. New,
January s. 1913. Clark Was a locomo-
tive firemen at that time and alleges
That ne fen from the engine as a re-
sult Of a slippery condition OF the
tender sustaining serious personal In
INC. Is 4 rasnl- Of the r.LL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14
NAME DELEGATES
TO MEETING AT WACO

John Temple Rice. past high priest
aud Marion Hills. prominent worker
IN Royal arch Masonry. we're elected
delegates and alternate respectively 20
the annual convocadcu OF Royal Arch
lasons or TEXAS TO meet IA Waco next
month George r. Morgan. deputy
grand master. win attend and viii be
chosen the next grand master OF the
state. Other Easons VIII probably at
tend from Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14
K. OF c. PLAN BOX SUPPER
AND MINSTREL SHOW

A box social on -iovember 1s and
a minstrel show some time in jan
uary are the social functions planned
oy the hnighrs Of Columbus. For the
former the women OF the members OF
the lodge viii bring boxes Of good
things 10 eat to be auctioned Off 20
the men
preparation Of the plans aud program
for the minstrel show, all Of which
are under way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14

nished a number Of placards 70 be
posted about the building. These
placards bea- such Inscriptions as.
Honor your country. your flag and
your speech
Good. English IS the key 10 good
society"
would YOU be successful In BUSH
nessz Then watch your speech
FRIDAY morning q regular pay en-
tertainDent VIII be given by the de-
partueut The proceeds Of this en-
treatment are to go 10 the library
fund q the high school. The pro-
gram viii include-
An old English ballad by a chorus
Of girls
An old English dance By a number
Of the students
a short play based on good English.
A reading Of Mark Twaln's famous
comedy English as She ls Taught
This will include a numb OF the err
rors IN English that are made az vari-
Gus times by the pupils o. the school
Guard Mount By Cudeta-
The cadet battalion OF the hlgh
school was given training IN guard
mounting Thursday afternoon. each
company performing the ceremony
alone, the steps taken being explained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14
Traveller WILL
THROW THE PEP
Oklahoma City Man Who
Likes FL Paso Best to
Address Drummers.

Celebrating the success OF the MADE
in Ell Paso" show. which will close
this week, the United Commercial
Travellers OF New Mexico. Arizona,
west Texas and Mexico will hold g
banquet Saturday evening az Hotel
sheldon.
Among the speakers viii be John
c. Wolfe. IT. Of Oklahoma City. Mr,
Wolfe's reputation as an after dinner
speaker Is known 10 all "peddlers'
and an opportunity Of hearing him
put the pep" 70 them IS seldom
missed by travellers.
While Mr.. Wolfe has made but very
few trips to this city. he is impressed
by the natural advantages Of Fl Paso
and declares he would rather live here
than IN oklahoma City--and they say
that is some statement for an Okla
homa Cityian 70 make.
Mr. Wolfe's subject VIII be why
You Should Boost FL Paso." He pro-
poses 70 tell the travellers Of this sec
ton how they can help in making II
Paso a city Of 100000 IN a few years
he win tell what the men working out
Of Oklahoma City are doing.
Last night Mr. Wolfe delivered ar
address before the chamber Of COM
meree Of Juarez. urging cooperation
between the two republics
Mr. Wolfe IS connected with the
Sifers Candy company. OF Oklahoma
City, and was one OF the organizers
OF this institution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14

ole Bull lost IN land sneculatIous q
great fortune amassed on the concert
STAGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14

TIC Drl8ii6F de1artmeaf has FUR
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-07
Mrs. James Cook

The sad and sudden death OF
Mrs. J. Cook, Monday morning,
was a shock to family and friends,
as the esteemed wife and mother
was found dead by her husband
just before day break (tho she re-
tired the night before in apparently
good health) on the floor near her
bedroom. Mrs. Cook had an at
tack of Indigestion during the
night and while feeling badly, she
did not complain but got out OF
bed several times to get relief,
and her husband awakening and
missing her, found her on the floor
of the kitchen. The doctor was
instantly summoned and he saw
that she must have been dead at
least an hour before discovered.
The remains were taken to Robe
line and inferred in the family
burial plot on Tuesday in the
midst of sorro'ging family and
friends.
Mrs. Cook was born and reared
near Robeline and tho she has al
ways lived in the parish, during
the last year she made her home
in Natchitoches and her neighbors
and friends enjoyed a closer ac-
quaintance with her sweet and
gentle character.
She leaves husband, one
daughter, three sons, an aged
father, one brother and several
sisters, with other relatives, to
mourn the untimely end of an un-
usually good and fine woman.
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Mrs. j. o. Bartlnw of Snlnhn

Mrs. j. D. Barlow of Sulphur
came up to join her husband. who
has been = member of the summer
faculty, for few days, to look
around for house, as they will
make Natchitoches their home,
Mr.. Bartlow having been ap-
pointed principal of the Training
School to succeed Mr.. j. E. Guar.
dia, who now has the Manual
Training department in place of
Mr.. Hopper, who resigned t. as
sist Mr.. L. f. Hudson. parish
superintendent Of education.
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Signature of Voter

NOTICE TO VOTERS: To vote in
favor of said proposition place a cross
(X) mark in the square below the
word YES" and to vote against it.,
place similar mark in the square be-
low the word mo"
Sec. III. That the Secretary of the
Police Jury is hereby instructed to
have prepared for use at said special
election all the necessary ballot boxes
tally sheets, list of voters, assessed
valuation of property and compiled
statement of voters in number and
amount
The following Commissioners of said
election are hereby appointed:
For precinct No. /, Cloutieryille-R. j..
T. Delouche, E. N. Mason, j. P. Gull
lot Commissioners and N. Delouche,
Clerk of said election.
For precinct No. 2, Chopin--Chas.
Salard, Lee Sharp, J. M. Johnson
Commissioners, and Adrain Rachal
Clerk Of said election.
For precinct No. 8. Marco-E. De-
Lacerda, @. A. Hargis and John Abra-
ham Commissioners and Frank Dean,
Clerk of said election.
Also lateral road from Cane River
to Bayou N'Daigle.
Also lateral road from Cloutierville
to the Bertrand place on Little River.
Also lateral road approximately two
miles long from Derry staten to
point on the Bell Road,
Sec. II. That the Secretary of the
Police Jury be and she 10 hereby in
to have prepared for use at
said special election. a sufficient num-
Der of ballots on which shall be prin-
ed the proposition embrared in Sec
ion of this ordinance, substantially
n the following form:
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Office and the,mouth of Cane River ard
lateral road from said bridge to the
line of Rapides Parish intersecting a
road from that Parish from Boyce to
the Natchitoches Parish line.
Bridge to the line of Rapides inter-
secting road from that Parish from
Boyce to the Natchitoches Parish line.
Also lateral road from Cane River
to Bayou N'Daigle.
Also lateral road from Cloutierville
to tho Bertrand place on Little River.
Also lateral road approximately two
miles long from Derry station to a
point on the Bell Road
All in conformity to an ordinance
creating road district No. q of the
Parish Of Ngtchitoches adopted by the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of kafcAito-
ches on the 9Th day of July 1919.
Valuation of Property $.........-.. ...::..
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The graduation exercises of the
summer term took place at
the Normal Saturday evening at
seven O'Clock. when a class of 81
completed the course. fifty.one
OF whom are girls and three boys.
The local members are Niisse,
Kathleen Merritt. Lila and GLADYS
Rogers, Annie Ruth Allen ard
Nr Peyton Cunningham, to whom
The Enterprise extends cousratu-
latiops,
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Mr.. j. j.. Sers. Of Cpvin ,ton.
La, an o'd-ti.nr printer whom the
writer knew fifty yoar, since.
called ut the En,erpri," ofli , yes-
trrday. IIr is visiting his niece.
Mrs. J. Ramhin, nee Miss larissa
Fontenot. Mr.. SarS is we'll pre-
served for his nrr. and we were
pleased to see him Mansfield
Enterprise.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-07

Indeed, rour PRINTING is YOUR.
SELF multiplied TO the quantity
necessary to rcGt b he vast number
YOU cannot possibly reach in per-
son nor thru travelling representa-
tives.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-07

Commencing at a point on Bayou
Derbanne approximately three miles
west of Derry station; thence East to
Derry station, thence across Cane
River along the East bank of Cane
River to Cloutierville; thence along
West bank of Cane River to Chopin
bridge, thence along East bank of
Cane River to the mouth of Cane
River opposite Colfax; with lateral
roads as follows:
From Chopin bridge to Chopin sta
ton; thence in westerly direction to
the bridge across Mill Bayou.
Also to construct bridge across Cano
River at point between Marco post
Office and the mouth of Cane River
and lateral.
Sec. Nv. That said special election
shall be conducted under the laws Of
the State of Louisiana, applicable
thereto.
Sec. V. That the President of the
Police Jury is hereby instructed to
give notice of the said special election
by his proclamation published in the
official journal according to law, and
in said proclamation he shall announce
that at 10 O'Clock a. M, on the 18th
day of September 1919, the Police Jury
will meet at its regular meeting place
in the City of Natchitoches, louisiana,
and ehall there and then proceed to
open the ballot boxes, examine and
canvass the returns and declare and
promufgate the result of said election
as required by law.
The roll being called resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas: Mr.. Tauzin, DR.. Joyner, Mr..
Hart, Mr.. Raphiel, Mr.. Furlow, Mr..
Page, Mr. Sanders, Mr.. Salters and
Charleville.
Nays: None.
Carried unanimously
By Mr.. Page, seconded by Mr.. Tau
zin:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish of Natchitoches, La, that
James +. Salter, president Of the Po-
lice Jury, and w. w. Page, member of
Police Jury from Ward s, be appointed
committee to borrow from the four
fiscal agent banks, viz: The Exchange
Bank, The Peoples Bank, and The
Merchants and Farmers Bank of Match
itoches, La, and The Citizens Bank of
Campti, La. sum of Three Thousand
Dollars for the use of Ward 6 Special
Road tax, an equal amount to be ,bor-
rowed from each bank, to be used for
the roads of Ward s solely.
The same to be payable on the lst
day OF February 1920, as evidenced by
notes OF the said president and said
member for the sum so borrowed with
5 per cent interest from date thereof.
Be and the same is hereby approved
and ratified and made the action Of this.
Body.
That in order to meet and secure the
full and final payment Of said notes
with interest and 10 per cent attorneys
tees N event ot suit to collect ssms,
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CHARTER

y State of Louisiana,
Is Parish of Natchitoches.
!: Personally came ard appeared befor
me. the undersigned authority, tn
/ persons hereunto subscribed, who de
l clared that availing themselves of tn
, laws OF this State. they do by tbes,
present form q corporation, with tn,
, following, as both the charter ant
original subscription list thereof:
ARTICLE
The name of the corporation shall h.
"Natchitoches Transfer Co., Inc"
Its domicile shall be the city Of
Natchitochea, La.
;; It shall exist for a period of fiftv
years unless sooner dissolved. Shall
have authority to sue and be sued.
1t shall begin business Immediately.
and own corporate seal.
Legal processes shall be served upon
the president or in his absence upon
the secretary-treasurer.
| AHAACLc III
The object and purpose of the cor.
poratiion shall be to own and operate
regular transfer and delivery busi-
ness; to own, buy and sell real estate:
to own. buy and sell automobiles.
wagons, buggies. horses; to own, buy
and sell all kinds of vehicles and auto
mobiles. trucks and tractors, and to
hypothecate. mortgage or sell same
and to do and perform all other thinRs
and matters incident and necessary to
the operation of a general transfer
business.
ARTICLE III
Its capital stock is fixed at Five
Thousand Dollars, divided into Fifty
shares of the par value of One Hundred
Dollars, with the right to increase the
capital stock to the sum of Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars as maximum
capital. Stock subscriptions shall be
payable within TEN days from date of
subscription.
ARTICLE Nv
Its affairs shall be managed by, and
its corporate powers vested in a Board
OF Directors. consisting of three men,
bers to be elected by the stockholders
at a meeting to be held on the 3rd
Monday in July of each year, b, GIN
ming in 1920
At an election foc Directors each
share of stock shall be entitled to o..
vote.
The Board Of Directors shall hav,
power to employ general manager
or such other employees as r,cv h~
necessary 10 successfully operate tie
business; fix their compensate and
duties. etc. who shall, at all times. be
amenable to the will of The Board II
Directors.
ARTICLE v
No stockholder shall ever be held
liable or responsible for the faults or
contracts of this corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance of
the stock subscribed for; nor shall any
merely informality in organization
have the effect of rendering this char
ter null or exposing a stockholder to
any liability other than above provided.
The first Board of diree tors shall be
composed of Morris Aaron, who is
elected president; D. w. Breazeale.
who is elected vice. president, andJ J.B.
Pressburg, who is elected secretary
treasurer, all of Natclitcchcs, La. and
hey shall hold Office until their success
,rs are elected.
Thus done and signed in the presence
# the undersigned Witnesses ard me
IS Notary Republic on this. the ord
lay Ct July, 1919.
Attest:
j. E.. DEzENpoRr
JOHN F. PrLLIN
r. ". BR"AzEA,r.
MORRIS AARON
Ry ID. W. '+reaz lie
!. r.. FREEMAN
J. B. i'RESz3URG
J. n. AAa.N
c. L. kK,It;#R
true copy
A. II LE,;OMrw.
Deputy l9rk. II D. G..
u. P. BREAz"..E,
Notary Publ.
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Proceedings Police Jury, Parish
of Natchitoches.
NJ oNDAY AUGUST 4th 1919.

The Hon. Police Jury met as per re
cess of July meeting 1919. with Presi
dent Salter presiding and all member
present.
By Mr. Page, seconded by Mr.. Fur
low:
That A. T. Brown be appointed Ben.
eficiary at Louisiana State University
to fill the place now vacant.
Carried unanimously.
By MIR. Furlow, seconded by Mr..
Tanxin:
Be It ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish Of Natchitoches, La.
Section l. That James E. Salter,
president Of the Police Jury, and w.
w. Page, member of Ward 6, be ap.
pointed . committee to attend the
opening Of the bids for the Jefferson
Highway from Robeline to Grand Ecore,
~ per request from State Highway
Departmen to have committe present
on August l1th, at New Orleans, date
Of opening bids.
Section 2. Further, that all ex-
penses Of said Committee be paid out
Of Road District No. 10 Funds.
Carried UNANIMOUSLY
By Mr.. Tauzin, seconded by Mr..
Hart.
That in accordance with petition of
citizens from Ward s. 4 public road be
established as follows:
To begin ct Mount Carmel Negro
Church on the Robeline- Marthaville
road, to run east to R. H. Cox's place,
thence to turn South to Shamrock.
Carried unanimously
ORDINANCE CREATING ROAD DISTRICT
No. . or THE PARISH OF NATcHI-
TOCHEs, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BY Mr.. Salter, seconded by Mr.. San.
ders:
Be it enacted by the Police Jury Of
the Parish Of Natchitoches, in legal
session convened, all members of the
said Police Jury being present and vot-
ing on the questions involved.
Section I. Be 1t enacted, by the
Police Jury Of the Parish of Natchi-
toches, that acting under the authority
Of Articles 292 and 2S1 Of the Coastitu-
tion, and the laws passed carrying the
said articles into effect, and especially
under and by virtue Of the authority
conferred by Acts c66 Of 1910, and Act
30 Of 1917, extr session and other laws
on the same subject matter.
That al Of that part of Ward Nine OF
the Parish Of Natchitoches, State Of
Louisiana, not embraced in Road Dis
trict No. II, II and l3 of the Parish of
Natchitoches, be and the same is here
BY created road District No. 20 Of the
Parish pf Natchitoches.
Section 2. it further ordained, that
the ordinance creating the said Road
District No. 20 Of the Parish Of Match
itochss, shall be published in the official
Journal Of the Parish Of Natcaitoches.
for ten clear days, to appear in three
separate weekly editions Of the said
o@cial Journal, as required by law.
That within the time allowed by law,
any objection. to the creation Of the
aid road district shall be fled with
ths Clark and Secretary Of the Police
Jury.
Section 3. Be it further enacted.
that III HeIice Jury shall meet on the
III day of August 1919, at the hour Of
10 :. n. thsn and there to take action,
n tAs mattsr Of calling special elec-
tion ~ IL duly qualified electors,
within ~ territorial limits Of the said
Road pistriets No 70, of the Parish Of
Naechiteeh6s. in accordance with the
pGoyiaous q TIE acts above set forth,
= ealko ~ sense of the tax payers
- DIV gunlliasd slDetses = . ths|
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All in conformity to an ordinance
creating road District No. 26 Of the
Parish OF Natchitoches, adopted by
Police Jury on the 9Th day Of July
1919.
Valuation Of Property e.................
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BALLOT

Special election in Road
District No q o. the Par.
ish of Natchitoches, Ward
No. 10, held in accordance
with an ordinance of the
Police Jury of the Parish
of Natchitoches adopted on
the 4th day of August
1919.
Proposition to incur debt
and issue bonds to the am
cunt of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars 200, OOO.-
00) to run for Twenty
years from date and to
bear interest at the rate
of 5 per cent per annum
payable annually for the
purpose of:
Constructing and main
tanning gravel and other
roads within said District
as follows:
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BIDS FOR SEEMING l., CANE
RIVER LAKE TO BE OPENED
AUGUST 25th, 1919.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be opened for seining in Cane River
Lake, August 25th, 1919. Bid to be in
accordance with resolution Of the Pc.
lice Jury of date August 4tb, 1919.
The Police Jury reserves the ri ght to
reject any and all bids.
JAS. +. SALTER,
President Police Jury
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FOOD ALONG ON
TOUR OF BELGIUM
Bulletin to Prospective Visitors
Advises Them to Garry About
Everything Needed.
Interesting sidelights on present
Sow conditions tn palufuru ara given
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ks win hold. You win find y0u ~.
} saved about 100 per cent on your ~
X. a.,
As far as food and provisions are
do not hesitate to provide
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business for such legitimate Teuton con-
versations as might be required by the
needs of the community. And be left
1t to the Germans themselves to decide
which long distance telephone lines
they wanted to use most. and put 1t up
to the municipal authorities and the
chamber Of and the Ger
man business community generally.
The Germans requested that five
trunk lines be reopened for public use
as being most essential to business /;
and this request was complied with.
Later, as business increased, three
more long distance telephone lines
were reopened to the public, so that
the Germans In our area Of occupation
now enjoy under military occupation
IN uar cont NJ tho long distance tpla-
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10 TeHbW JOUR "dIuTVOV N
4 to provide yourself with enough :
oil for your bedding. :
Ladies', do not forget-this Ii q :
,st valuable piece Of adyice-to ;
Try thread, needles and pins Also. :
ice paper has reached an extraor- :
larry value In Belgium, be sure to .
re boxes of writing paper, pens, ink, .
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many and the other occupied areas
which they had before occupation.
Censored 100 Per Cent.
German long distance telephone con-
versations are censored 100 per cent
on all calls coming into or going out Of
our area. This involves no loss Of
time; the operator puts ali such calls
through our military telephone CEN
sorship Office, where competent khaki
clad %linguists nmnire the flow of Tell
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The Germans are also availing them
selves Of the generous freedom ac-
corded them in the use Of the tele-
graph. AS In the Ease Of local and
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n omeial palp1.n hnnetin contain


ing to Belgium
THE first commodity you must abso
teiy take with you," says the bull
tin, as patience and no small guam
y either. Lfe is By no means easy
ID cannot be easy tin. later, when
e reconstruction of Belgium has act
lily begun
"Since there Is at present no wool
cotton nor armpnfx NJ aDy kind.