Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-02

In Colonel Frank P. Stubs all
factions of the Democratic party
find an ideal candidate who com
mands the support of those loyal to
the best interest of the state. Col
onel Stubs is not the 'hand picked
candidate of any organization or
but his candidacy is in response to
the spontaneous and insistent de-
mands of those who know him best
and appreciate his noble qualities of
mind and heart and his sincere and
I laudable desire to serve the people
of his state to the best of his abil-
ity. He is seeking the support of
! all men qualified to participate in a
| Democratic primary, and gladly well
| comes the hearty and cordial sup
port of all voters. The endorsement
of any organization in any section
of the state will BE- most gracious
| ly received. Colonel Stubs recog-
nizes the fact that the active lead
ers of the Democratic party in Louis
lana are men who have proved their
worth and loyalty and he gladly ac-
cepts the support of such men, be-
lieving that, by virtue of the fact
that they are leaders in the party
councils, is sufficient guarantee
that they are entitled to the con-
sideration of all men.
Colonel Stubs is in the very
prime of life; active, vigorous and
full of energy. He is an educated
gentleman, qualified by long years
of close application to the solving
of legal problems 20 cope with any
question. He is a successful bust
ness man, being the head of one of
the biggest financial institutions in
North Louisiana. He, with his broth
er, have made remarkable record
as successful farmers, knowing and
practicing the science of agriculture
Thus, in Colonel Stubs, is found
the rare combination of prosperous
attorney-at-law, successful bust /
ness man and progressive farmer |
But the record he has made as a /
soldier affords his friends and adj |
mirers unbounded pleasure, and en-
titles him to the support Of all who |
admire patriotism.
With natural liking and marked |
aptitude for things military, Col /
onel Stubs early in life took up the
science of military tactics, and when
but mere youth aligned himself
with the National Guard of Louis
lana, continuing with zeal the fas-
cinating stury during his four years
of student life at Louisiana State
University, his proficiency being re-
warded by his selection as one of the
company commanders of the school
battalion. The closing behind him
Of Ia1e l1aaa 4
not dim his ardor for things mill
tary and he was soon again, active
ly associated with our state militia,
which has since continued practically
When the U. S. S. :
Maine went down, with "Old Glory"
flying, in Havana harbor in Febru-
ary, 1898, he was in command of
he Monroe company, known as Com
oany B, Louisiana National Guard,
md he and the entire company Of
'ered their services to our country
when war was declared by us against
Spain. Captain Stubs and most of
he old "Ouachita Guards" were
ioon indicted into the service of
he United States. the company be-
oming Company B, First Regiment
louisiana Volunteer Infantry, and,
While it saw no active service in the
'panish-American war, its excellence ,
S a military INIT was officially /
commended. While the regiment ]
vas stationed in Florida, Captain
tubbS was rendered a majors rank; I
ut, having given his promise to the
arents of the boys who went into
ur country's service under him, at
farewell banquet rendered the COM I
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