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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07
sy ARTHUR SCOTT BAlLEY

to say you are going with a crowd do
your" -
"Why. yesl" Jolly Robin replied. "Ail
the Robins are leaving tomorrow. And
I had intended TO go with them.
Jasper Jay shook his head.
Take my advice and don't do any
such thing" he said. You'll find il
quieter travelling alone. And though
you may not know it, it's the fash
ionable thing to do"
Jolly Robin laughed when Jasper
said that.
but Tn not fashionable person!"
he exclaimed.
Then you should become one. Jas
per told him. Besides. the new way is
easier. as well as more stylish. But if
you're afraid to try something new of
course l wouldn't think of urging
you"
I'm not afraidr' jolly Robin cried.
."And if you'll only tell me what 10 do,
promise you I'll try it!'
Good" Jasper Jay said. Meet me
here day after tomorrow and III start
you on your journey. | can't explain
anything now, because l must hurry
over to the woods at once. where my
cousin, Mr.. Grow is waiting for me, "
Then he flew away, screaming a loud
good-by as he went.
So Jolly Robin FASTENED back to the
orchard. to find his wife and tell her
what he had decided to do.
He had no difficulty at all in finding
her. But he had no end of trouble try
ing to persuade her to travel with him
the new way instead of going with the
crowd in the good old fashioned way
IN fact, she raised so many objections
saying how lonely it would be and how
dangerous is was to travel in small
crowd and that she didn't want to be
fashionable-she raised so many OBJ
jections that at last Jolly Robin saiG
very welll she might do as she pleased
But as for him, he was going to meet
Jasper Jay Just as he had promised
And since the new way was easier ht
expected TO reach their winter quarter.
long before she arrived, even if he die
start day later.
But he was disappointed just tbs
same. And he kept up such constan
Laughing, and joking all the rest of thai
day that his wife knew he must bt
feeling quite out of sorts.
For that was way jolly Robin had
The worse he felt, the happier he al
ways acted And 1t was not bad wa.
either. dpIu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

would resent any affront paid to her" "
"Well, If man had any sense un-
der these circumstances, he'd know
he'd get many an affront. There are
some things no man can do, and one
Of them is that he mustn't take the
whole world into his. confidence when
he goes philandering."
"I don't think you practice what
you preach, John"
Sorry for Her Words
l was sorry the words were out of
my mouth.
what do you mean now?" he
asked"
Nothing except that Alice has
evidently been running across you and
Elizabeth Moreland many times since
i have been sick"
"Alice makes me tired! Just be-
cause she has happened to see me
with Elizabeth Moreland dining at the
club or in a restaurant once or twice
she has put her own construction on
the incidents. | want you to under
stand | am not Robert Gaylord. |
wouldn't give you up for anyone on
earth. You don't seem to realize,
Katherine, that Bess Moreland and ]
have grown up together She seems
to understand me better than any
other person Sometimes she seems
to voice my real thoughts even be-
fore | am cognizant of them myself"
| turned my face to the window.
A leafless tendril from an overhang-
ing vine had been loosened by the
winds. and was sadly tapping against
the pane.
Clinging Woman Lost
So forlorn was the sound that the
Illustration impressed me. The cling
ing vine kind Of woman is lost when
she is separated from the thing to
which she has learned to cling. Bess
Moreland had wound her tendrils
around Johns habit of thought so
closely in the years that they had
been together that now that she had
been forcibly separated from him she
was persistently tapping, tapping at
his heart, hoping to be able to find
some place where again she might
cling.
Was she just fulfilling the unwrit-
ten law of woman? Was / by my
sturdy independence of thought and
action breaking that law9
Monday-What Man Never Knows
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

The mere thought of his warm, light
footed winter home in the Southland
made him feel glad.
well. well!". Jasper Jay exclaimed.
I'm glad happened to see you, for 1
know of new way to travel
And jolly Robin wanted to know all
about 1t.
If it's better way than the old,
I'll be pleased to try it," he said.
"Oh! it's much better" Jasper Jay
told him. III hadn't made up my
mind to spend the winter in Pleasant
Valley, I'd go the new way myself But
the beechnut crop is good this fall So
| shall stay right here and enjoy It,"
Tell me how we're to go, il you
please!' jolly Robin urged him.
"We?" said Jasper. ''You don't mean
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

eral months and tried other remedies.
| had read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and decided to try it.
After taking twelve bottles I found
myself much improved and I took six
more. | have never had any more
trouble in that respect since. | have
done all kinds of work and at present
am an attendant at a State Hospital
and am feeling fine. l have recon-
mended your Vegetable Compound to
dozens of my friends and shall always
recommend it. = LILLIAN THARP, S24
s. 9Th St., Carrollton, KY.
Ifyou have any symptom about which
you would like to know write TO the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn.
Mass, for helpful advice given free Of
charge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07
Albany Republicans Form
Club To Aid Campaign

Albany, Or, Feb. 6.--The Albany re-
publican club was organized here last
night to take an active part In lnc
coming campaign. The new organiza-
tton will take the initiative in the for
nation of similar clubs in the other
cities of Linn county.
Ed Cusick, ex-state senator from
Linn and Lane counties, was elected
president of the club and E. NJ. Rea-
gan secretary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07
Odds and Ends
For Ford sale.


One Ford car with piston ring.
Two rear wheels one front spring:
Has no tenders, seat made of plank,
Burns lot Of gas, hard to crank:
Carburetor busted half way through,
Engine missing, hits on two;
Only three years old, -four In spring,
Has shock DISORDERS n everything:
Ten spokes missing, front axle bent.
All four tires punctured, amt worth
cent
Got lots Of speed, win run like the
deuce,
Burns either oil or tobacco Juice:
" you want this car, inquire within.
Helhiva good Ford for the shape It's
In. w. n. SToIEIT.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07
JOnN's VIEwS

"llavo il that way II you Will" said
John. as he grinned dryly at my
bitter remark about wives ana re-
spectabllity.
''lut YOU were not born yesterday,
Katherine. You must know that a
man is more or less polygamous. One
Of your sex has said Man was made
so by the Creator TO insure his scheme
OF things working cut against any
odds; therefore, there is no use OF
srgulng about It."
Il didn't know John. that YOU be-
ueved In the double standard"
why. of course do. every Alan
does. Aud so does every woman in
her heart, bat she won't own IT."
mo, John. you are mistaken |
think II Is Just as wrong for you to
be untrue TO me as Tor me TO be un-
true to YOU. And for that reason |
want 10 tell you that so long as you
receive Robert Gaylord. ask him to
luncheon. and are hail fellow well
met with him. I shall feel 1T perfect
liberty TO keep the bond Of my friend
ship with Helen.
"whatv
Yes | mean just thai, You re-
member the night that We ran away
and married. In the morning when
| called up Helen. even before told
her that We had been mar ed the. day
before. she said: 1 am coming right
10 you" There wasn't question
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07
A NEW WAY TO TRAVEL.

The time had come when Jolly Rob
i'm was ready to begin his long journey
to the South. for it was growing quite
cold. On some days there was no sun
al all And even when the weather was
fair the sun rose late and went to bed
early. 1t was exactly the sort Of weasn-
Ell jolly Robin did not like.
NO doubt you'll be leaving US
seon. Jasper jay remarked to Jolly
one day. when the two ehanced to
meet in Farmer Green's woods where
the beeches grew.
Il expect to start tomorrow" Jolly
Robin answered with a short laugf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

Appendicitis Is rare among persons
OF less than ten years Of age or msre
than fifty years These limits. how
ever. are far from being absolute.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

c0uid not walk any
lis tance, ride or
take any exercise at
all without resting.
If | swept the floor
or did any kind of
work it would bring
my sickness on. I
was weak and lang
uid, had no energy,
and ifewasa misery
TO me. was under
the care of a good
physician for sev.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07
LIFE. WAS A
MISERY TO HER
Says this Woman Until Re.
lieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Carrollton, KY. suffered almost
two years with female weakness. |
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03

Calm6se don Candida con un ad -
man, diciendo:
-pero. senior cura.. 81 era mi uni
co amigo! Isl por SUI carino y por su
lealrad y por SUI i~nteligencla ma sido
Risel d!gno dc este. Y de mas.
No senor don Candida.
ST. padre. sit
Don C,ndido, don Candida, que
esta listed d.c!endo.
-O!gams. listed. amigo milo. SUI
pl,co eli doliemts.
-Olgo a listed.
ST supiera usted que a~gradecido Tue
Eigel... :; L. huhiera listed vlsto en-
sus Iltinos momentos. Partfa el CO.
raz6n... .NIentaha penosa y ditlc'lnen-
re. 81 Srfo de Ia muerte le tba !nvadlen-
dc POGO 4 POGO. Y fijos en- mi u olos
-rlstes y llenos de lagrimas, parecia
sarme el ultimo adi6s, acerqueme: lie
acaricje : le dite: Rigel pobrectto MO
-ouieres IN hizcochito Jun bizcochi-
70 de los que tanto te GUSTAV. de los
O.. te do una tarde el senior cura! y
ne me conteSt6i
Que hahfa de contestar.
-.Ouieres que te lleve q mi CANA.
,Ouieres cue tc arrulle 20 entire mis-
Srazos7 .tampoco me respondi6!
e. clsrigo hizo IN gesto de sereri-
sima desaprobacion.
Don Candida sigui0 diciendo:
Que 0uieres. que deseas? iQuie-
rcs hacer testamento? Y entopces de-
t.ando I'm cuejido y moviendo la pc
-oE,1 40 orrNha cinr
me dijo que 81.
Fl cura rairabe de hito en- hito a 81
lamigo. quien sigui6 diciendo:-
-;Qu!erea dejarle algo a Prudencia
cue tanto to ha querIdo?... Con IN
movimiento de cabeza que no. "A
les demas cviados que tie han atendido
= cuidado carinozamente7-No. cAl doc
y cuidado carihosamente?-No. iAl doc
'cura. Que aunque no te ha Querido nun
"a. ha sabiGo darte Il que otro biz
Cochito cuando venla a tomar choco-
late? Y me dijo que ST. que ST. con una
m!rada tan dulce como dolorida. IL
/ iando en- mi "a m:rada empalidecida de
yus ojitos aZules. ;Cuanto quires de-
iarle? ;Quinientas pesetas! mil pese-
tas? Dos mil pesetas? 7 lanzando e
ultimo quejido Y moviendo Ia caheci-
Il. me diJo: ISL. ST; Y yo, senior
cura debo cunplir sin demora la vo-
luntad de ri pobre y a~gradecido RI
GEL.
y don Carbide tom6 de un velador
. Cercano una linda carterita de raso
de esas que sirven para obsequios ga
lantes) Y alargandoia al clerigo Ia pu'
, 50 en- sus manos.
Entonces el cura, volviendo Ell ros-
! tro hacta Ia capilla ardiente, Y guar
dandose la cartera con Ia slniestra
misntras, imprlsado Por Ia costumbrt
trazaba con Ia diestra IN garabato {
lnanera de cruz. excian6.
-Sehor Con Candtdo: pues perritc
cue tai hace... ''reQuiescat in pace.
Rafael DELGADO.
CMexicano).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03

til. dc Dario?.... ..Ohi..... ICGmo
los ~'atenieses' de Nicaragua no i'm.
pidieron que Ia beocia Official triun-
Ease esta vcz" ,Dcsdichado poetaf -.
Cuando e hablaba
...delas ep!dcmias de horrihles bias
femias
do las ACademiaS.... 49,. Oh.
debi6 prescntir algo semejante a csc
leon que simbo!iza. sobre SUI tumba. Ell
alcalofde de Ia cursilerfa Y de 10 abb
Surdo.
Ii condic!dr entera del artista Sc
retrata en- estas palabras:
.....Y muy siglo dicz y ocho muy
(antiguc
Y muy modernO.....
.Asi fue Ruben Dario. Susepuicro. de
consiguiente. solo debe adornarse con
motive" ericCo: una doncella desnu-
ia que dcshoja flores sobre Ia. n pie
dra tumhal, Y IN haiorrcliere donde.
entire frondas. 81 dos Pan y algeria de
vivir. o tambien un grupo de prince.
sitas Vatican" que fuese como la T.
~lustraci6n de aquella pagina de orc.
IuSo ~ EIIlt y 81 ~ - HN t"A =
suavc d. pausadas giros.....
Hay Que dcshacer 10 hccho: %y
que libcrar 4 Darfo de la atroz peSadi
LA dc csc leon academico. Para clio
recurro = las inic;ativas del doctor
Crtccho: al iluStre poeta Santiago
Argiiello; 2 los diputados y periods
tas Mario Sancho. Gabry Rivas. Juan
Ramon Aviles. Sanchez Morales. Cas-
,illo..... Y q cuantos esplritus dc Sc
iecciGn. en- fin. apasionasl estas cues
tones dc bclleZa.
Saquemos 4 Ruben de Ia vieja ca
tedral. unbria- mendrosa Y resonante
Y coloquemos su tumba en- un parquc
donde haya rocas Y donde haya tai,
desuencn canciones infantiles, Y pa
rejas de enamorados nasen lentamen-
te mirandose a los oios.
Llevemos q Ruben--a "nuestro
Ruben'-a un jandln: en- los Jardines
k TERRA pesa menoS.....
EDUARDO ZAMACOiS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03

La ciudad de Los Angeles y otros
vsrios lugares del sur de California
han sufrido varios terrenotos en- el
mes que ACADIA de pasar. causando a
fortuaudamente pocos danos materia-
les. 10 mas notable es que reno
menos semejantes ocurrido en- ca
81 todos los ~cortinentes al mlsmo item
pc.
Eay iugares en- los que ha deJaco de
. temblar hace mucho tempo sin G!!e
SO sepa la causa de clio. Ell 20 de
cnero de 1885, Sc sintio en- o Nueva
Inelaterra, Canada y otros Tar'os lu-
gares de Ia America del Norte un
y~;oIento terremoto que cause graves
dahos en- Eueva York y en- Penssll-
vania. Ell % de Octubre de II2I Sc sin
tic otro sisno intense en- Ia misHna re-
ci6n. y ell IS de noviembre de 1885 ocu
mo IN terlblol aun mas violento Gue
cast d~estruy6 c Boston y cause graves
dahos en- toda Nueva 1nglaterra. IA
puede considererse 81 espanto. Y sobre
TODD. los danes que IN fen6meno SEINE
jante ~ocasionarfa en- Nueva York 81 Sc
rcpitiera el fcnHmeno aho-a.
! Hay tcrrernotos que duran meses Y
aun amos. ?or ejemplo el temblor de
: New Madrid comenz6 el Is de diciem
Jre de 1911 Y continue por mas de un
! ahc durarte el cual tempo aparecie-
J ron nuevos lagos y ~estanques a 10 lar
! 90 del Mississippi. al sur de San Louis
Muchos bosque" desaparecieron con Ia
| convulsi0n continue. y el paisaje que
hey estA cun:erto de ferrocarriles pre-
! sertaba un asnecto terrible de desola
CI6n.
Fl il dc Agosto de 1856 Charleston
sufri6 granG.a perjuic'os a consecuen
cia de un ttmblor de terra: - perso-
ras perecleron Y las perdidas nateria-
les Sc caIculaI en- 5000. 900 de dollars.
Sc dice alIora que California esta
cxpucsta \ suf:ir continuamente tenn
llorcs porCuc Sc halla en- Ia region del
! I acifico. Y toda Ia costa de ESQ oceano
tanto en- 81 rorte como en- sur Ameri-
ca ha sido Si"mpre centric de acti-
vidad v~olcaNiCa inmensa. Es Ell Ia cor
diIlera de los Andes. que CORE desde Ia
: Terra del FLccC hnSta Alaska, siguien
: DO CAST para.elamente las playas del
Pacffico, doaGe Sc encuertran muchos
tolcaneS oH activldad. En- esa cordille
r6 Sc italian err Ia Republica del Ecua-
Cor el volcan dc CotopaXi. que Sc con
@Idera Ell m3"oI del mundo, Y que IA
necho varlaS ~erupcioncS desOiando CO.
marCas entcra" V causando Ia muerte
Il mucllaS personals. En- ella Sc halla
81 C~himbora=o. inmortalizado por ell de
lirlo del lihertaGor Bolivar sobre su CT
ms: en- ella el Santa Maria. que ha
destrHldo Narias vcces ciudades ente
raS DE Centre America. ToGo este pare
90 confirmar IA tcoria dc los g~eologos
dc que Ia O II del Pacffico del CONT
nente americana esta expuesto a los
tcmblores por seq asiento de muchos
rUlcanes. AGcmas. cada vez que haya
temblores en- In Republica Mexicana,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03
Fl RE!IMATIsMO PROVIENE DE
TERRIRLES GERMENES PEQUENOS

s. S. es 81 mejor purlflcador ae "a
Sangre que Sc conoce. y que on @
eXito Sc usa para comoa1lr {! !eui
tismo. Es I'm poderoso puri1lcaooI
de Ia sangre, Y eliminara los germe
mes malignos que son los que causan
81 Reumatismo, proporcionandoIe all
VIC verdadero.
s. S. S. Sc ~encuentra de venta en-
+o6as las droguerias. Sc le envlaran
informaciones completas gratis, y
conseio medico. 81 escribe al Jefe de
Consultas Medicas, Swift Laboratory
Stian-s Ca (Acv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03
LATUMBADE RUBEN DARIO|
Eduardo Zamacois habIa de los 1ltimos
momentos del poeta y pide otro sepulcro
para el principe de las letras hispano-
americans.

e. mas personal: 81 mas fuerte y
a~bundante sugeridor Ge emociones; el
mas glorioso V sin tronteras" de los
poetas Observation-Disclosures: quien re-
volucion6 con flexibilidades insospe-
chadas toda nuestra l!E!ca-evidente
es que hablo Ruben Darfo-nacio
en- Metapa. alderuela nicaragiiense
de ciento veinte cas~s, de las cuales
-segun IN c~ronista-"solo m es de
tejas."
Su biograf!a, tantas wees comen-
tada, nc reserva secretos. Fl autcr de
Los Raros fue un gran errante tacitur
no. \ POGO de Casarse abandono 4 su
esposa, en- Panama Y Sc entreg6 a su
passion favorita los Wales. Estuvo en-
Buenos Aires Y en- RIO Janeiro: en-
barc6 para Europa. Y viSit6 Frcncia.
Espana, Italia. Ing!aterra Holarda...:
!uego cruz6 de nuevo el Atlantlco V
conoci6 los EStados UnidOs. Pero Ell a
nuel pueblo de las terTibleS velocida-
des'' su alma contemplatira Sc sintio
NAL. Y regresd a Europa. Y otra "ez
haio 81 cielo de Paris-!a ciudad Uni
ca-el ruisenor de gu coraz6n volTid
a cantar. E~ntretanto, los amos hulan
= con clos Ia vida-alegre por fuera'
in~finitamente desOlada por dentro--de
Ruben.
Tn dia el poeta hallose mas postra-
do que nunca; woes proftticas int
riores Il advirtieron sin duda lie su
canine iba a concluir, y experiments
al dasao de tornar a Centroam4rica.
sPor que este deseo?..... Frooah!e-
mente 81 40 Sc 10 eNplic5; tue aIso
.r,. f,,A como ii Ill pals, ST!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03

LOS ULTiMos TERREMoTos

Y este ocurre con mucha frecuencia-
Sc dice que Ell epifoco, o sea ell centric
de la conmoct0n sfsmica sc halla en- el
Estado d, Guerrero, donde los tem5lo
res son frecuentes.
Por 81 sc recuerda que tambien han
ccurrido terremotos desastrosos en- ia
IONA del Atlantico y que a principles
6e este aho ocurrieron los temblores
de TeracruZ Y Puebla, ;Que teorfs Sc
aIegara para exphcar tales fencmenos:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03
ESTA ENFERMEDAD ES CAOSA'
DA POR LOS GERMENES QUE
PULULAN EN- LA
SANGRE

Los specialists medicos diIle-
rem en- sus apreciaciones soore GAIA
una de las formas del reumaTiSnHo'
nero convienen en- que cuando eS eau
sado Dol los germeacs que eXisten
on n sangrc. Ell metodo mas etectl-
20 para ccmoatirlo es ei de Impair
Ia sangre V Tbrarla en- consequence,
de sus impure2aS.
Esta es Ia raz6n por "a cual eI :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03

NJ. G.. T.-Perry. Okla.-Creemos que
IN u debe hacer es dirigirse de nuevo
en- carta certificada con acuse de re-
cibo, a Ia persona que nos menclona.
preguntando.e 81 recibi0 el dinero que
e mand6 Y Ia causa de que no lie ha-
va enyiado e. curse a cue Sc refiere.
De esta mGuera adquirira Ia seguridad
de Que no ha habido error en- Ia direc
ci6n de las cartas que lie ha esrrito
con anter;orIdad. 81 es que llega 4
Sis manos le manifesto que recibio
al dinero; er. case de que Sc la de-
yuelvan o dc que lie olga que no lego
a su podcr 81 giro, podra hacer Ia
reclamation correspondence en- ell CO.
rreo o pedir Ell d~uplicado de dicho giro.
Ahora bier. 81 Sc convence de que ell
| dinero fue %recihido por Il Y su carta
ta,rbien Y 10 obtiene ~respuesta. claro
! esta que obra de mala re Y va vera
, Ia forma en- cue lie convene obrar des
Yues.
Como dice listed muy bien. white quie
- decir blanco. en- espanol; respecto
q orchard. significa huerto o verjel.
u. A.-Emporia. Kans.-Efectivamen
te. hay escuelas correcclonales que es
Gonde reciben ell castigo correspon-
diente los muchachos comprendidos en-
ire determinadas cdades que cometen
alguna falta grave que cae baJo el
dominic de IA justicia. Y los referldos
| estn blecimiertoS ~dependen de las autort
dades correspondence al lugar donde
sc hallan est;tblecidos. g~eneralmente
has del Condado.
Por 10 tanto. para lograr Ia admit
SION de un ~nuclacho, en- elias. Sc re-
cuiere g~estiorarla ante dichas autori-
G:Ges. cosa QUO creemos IN tanto d.
fell, pues como decimos artes Ia men
re . Que obeGece SUI creaci6n es In de
castigar. en- virtud de s%entencia de Ia
, autoridad. las faltas de los muchachos
! Luscando su regeneration.
!. G.. A-cicveland. Oh!o.-En Ell jue
20 de Ajedrez, para iniciar Ia par
tida amhas reinas Sc colocan en- la
casilla de sill color.
Sc nos informa que Ell sueldo-que
! tienen aquf los carpinteros u%niinotass
tienen aquf los c]arpinteros u~niontstas
es de unos S'ete pesos diarioS.
Tn zamorano. Edgewood. Md.-Es i'm
possible que pueda listed enviarle a IL
persona que nos indSa n medicina
que lc sea provechosa sin saber que
es 10 que tiene; por 10 tanto, 10 uni
co Que podcnos aconsejarle es que 10
Que habia dc gastar aquf en- Ia medici
M Sc 10 remita para que la ~reconozca
Jun medico Y lie recete algo que pueda
ialiviarla. Para que le demos Ia direc-
ci6n que dcsea, tiene que ser por car
IN Y necesitamos nos mande su nom
bre. direction postal y estamptlla de
Cos centavos.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-01

it may acquire or hold; with power t
do business both within and without
the State, and to do anything necessary
or incident to the carrying out Of the
above express purposes.
ARTICLE ".
All the corporate powers of this cor
poratiOn, shall be vested in and eXer
cised By it's board Of directors, to con
SiSt Of three stockholders. to be elect
ed at the annual meeting Of the stock
holders; the board Of directors shal
elect the officers Of the corporation anC
shall have power to fill all vacancic
occurring in their number. The Of
ticerS of this corporation shall be a
president, a vice-president, a secretary
and a treasurer but the office Of sec
rotary may be combined with that OF
any other Office. The first board of
directors and the first officers shall be
J. A. Sledge of Alberta, Louisiana
president; L. II. Clanton, Jr., Of
Shreveport, Louisiana, yice-prcsident
J. P. Franks, Of Alberta, Louisiana,
secretary and treasurer.
ARTICLE V.
The annual meetings Of the stock
holders shall be held on the third Mon
day Of each year, beginning with the
year 1921. Special meetings may be
held after ten days notice by mail to
each stakeholder, and all notices may
be waived by unanimous consent.
ARTICLE VI.