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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
21lelrole.

Sic i'm Conn porgenonlme11e Mub
bette folgenoes grgebnis: Anton Sir
bes, 5nperpiior fir orei Sabre; Sos
NiieDaus, Glerf; Sreo. 8eiier, 5daB.
rneiiter; Soiepb aepmer, Miielior; S
|Iieman nnO Jreo. 9innentamp
Jrteoensribter; Sen. 8nbmann it.
uno sos. S. &emper, &onitab1es. 81.
ne Ntebrbeit bon 20 Stimmen cl,t:
.idieo lid) fir 8eibebaltl1rg bes Goun-
.tp Ngenten, mie lih audi cine WeDr.
belt fir Gountpmege=Witbiilf ent:
1die0.
yta6 ldngerem 8elnGe BEL III $50
Dc1u mobnenGen German0ten lit Nrall
@ilb. Finger len. in ibren 8er1pano=
terfrets 5uriidgefebrt.
SRI. Nofn Molitor febrte bon Dii!1-
lleopolis 5uriiid, nady0em lie mebrare
Sage bierielb1t bei 8er1pan6ten 5uge=
bradt batte. Sbre Sdppelter, SRI.
e,lloina, gab ibr 0as @eleite.
Gle l1marbeitung oes fruberen
3iirbers 0%pernbau1es in einen Ser
einslml lit p%ollenoet nn0 miro am i.
Mpril ieiner 8eltimm1ng ~iibergeben
mer0en.
Son ei1lenl bier @o6en langen
8elude in Spofane, 8alb., linO Sobn
Otte n11D Jrau mieDer babeim einge=
troffcn.
Weatb. @inter pulrbe bon ietner
Wottin nit einem itrammen 5obnden
be16enft. Moge es sen begludten 81
tern MIR 6reltoe bereiten!
@ermam Hebfmnp bielt li9 meb=
rere 9age beiudysmeiie in Earflton,
9, a11f.
SRI. Mlmn 2oosbroef erltattete if
rer in Mit1neapoIis mobnbaften 5dtpe
1ter, 6ran $. IS. 8rofer cine etlide
Sage omtern0en 8einb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
farnnino.

SIN 9opn EARNING ltarb Mittlpod
lester 8o6e 6nnu Mlpina 5delin
i'm Sitter bon IS Sabren, nadoem lie
iieben 8oden pergebens gegen ben
500 angefGmpft batte. Die Beritorbe=
ne, uelbe % Sabre nit ibrem Man=
ne Die Sarm I'M Comm 6arming be-
.orbeitete, 5eibnete iid 611rb ibren
JleiB, gepamt NIT tuoblt1enbem @e-
len un6 brabte es mit ibrem @atten
IN ibrem fuit SO Sabre langen @bele=
ben 511 8oblitan6. Stint @in6er be-
trauern ben GoO Ser g11ten often Me1t=
ter. Die 2eide pnr6e Sum1tagnadt
mittag nab ben iiblt6en 3eremonien
bon Ser eDangeliiden Stride in Ml=
banp aus 5ur &l1be beltattet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Colo 5prtno.

9ie nelten 8earlten nnIeres S1l
loge fino: q. S. Beters, Rrdltoertt;
sSsobn @oder, @%ecoroer; Wid. Weei15,
Iruftee fir brei Sabre; IS. g. Wtalt=
rim, Gdasmeiiter; Saul 8ofen, Trte=
Densridter; Die 6es Comm Wafeftelo
iinb: @bil. gbnn, 5nperbiior fnr
Srpi sohre. 6. g. @iIlen, Glerf; Sobrt
aoden, Mlie1or;; Gaul 8a1er, sdas-
meiiter. IN
Wahrenb Ser letter. 8obe belt llh
G~eroinan6 8eters in @eiddften ir sa
eroiIe. @is.. uuo st.aaul anf, no er
5000 aiter1 nit Slafde11 fur Den 'ge-
bro1,h III brent Brmtgeiddf fa1lfte.
Motb. Minnratb bat idh Ofitte les-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
2llbanv.

,m Conn Nlbnup 1pnr 0as Mnbl=
ergebnis mie folgt: 5einri6 Sbaping=
BANNER Srperpilor; 6reo. @brtlten,
Sd)usmeilter; Eeter MILES, Glerf; S.
Slenfer, Nlielior; I'M &illage Mbanp
ml1roen %gep6blt: Soiepb 2ebner, Bra=
iioent; hilbert 8eiemann, Sfntmei=
tier; s. Iomoief, &ecorOer; Soiepb
@eol, EQUITABLE; Mfi6. Sbelen, Ern=
ltce fir orei Sabre uno Mid). Gbnet
Ir,itee fir Elm Sabr.
Mario 9tett, melde I'M bieligen
@ospital Auitelung batte, bat lid gu
ibrer Nusbiloung als &ranfenpflege=
rim noty oem ct. Napbaels Sospttal
in ct. Glpuo begeben.
Mouifo Seibmann bon Mrban, MEL
d}e lid} inn bieligen 9ospltal elmer
9linDborll1operation unter5og, lit TO-
meit bcrgel tellt, OaB lie nod 9arle
e1tlalien meroen fonnte; au6 bat lib
Nih. Benaos, Sobn Ser 6amilie So
bann @eroos Don BEN 6olgen elmer an
linn borgenommenen 8l1no0ar11ope=
ration pollltdnoig erbolt.
Sos. Mariti6 erlitt Orr6 eine11
Tier0ehufidlag einen Mrmbru6.
SRI. S1tlia 4rafer bat I'M &rafers
5tore cin Hubmaarengeiddft croft
net.
6rau 6ron5 8reuiier lit BON ibrem
%ltnpobliein nabe5u D%olltanoig gene
fen; oas 8leibe miro bon 8ifnno
ban Sell beridtet, Der bonn 2nrgen-
fieber befalen NOR.
SSobann Elenrel pob1,te ser Son1r-
taa in Melroie itottgefnnoe11en So
Iu1nbus : &itterperlammlung bel.
SSn Ser 6amilie Soiepb Grerers
fanb iih letten Wittpob ein m1nte=
res T0dterden Elm. @lid ba5u!
SIM 9iitrift 143 fanoen itd nab
reno ser @intermonnte bon ben 80
1duIpflidtigen &in0ern 25 ie0en Sng
in Ser Sdp1le ein.
SRI. Mmo @arls gebt nad @ntloi=
lung aus bent bieiigen Sospital I'M
@lternbauie ibrer pollen @enel Jung
e%ntgegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Nem u1unih.

Sic Dienitag leBter ISOLDE in I'M
ierm giuage obgeboltene 8nbl fiel
mie folgt aus: Mutb. Gibl, 8raiioent
Matbias @orms, Ernitee fir brei
Sabre; sos. 8. @enolfen, @lerf; S.
&lnpperib, Sdabmeilter; Ni6.
:3ena, g%onitable fir 5tpei Sabre; bier
5ebn 5rauenitimmen rpl1roen obgege=
ben.
s. 6. 8orgeroing bradte onfangs
LETTER Mobe fir Die Garmers Sbp=
ping Miioeiation cine giienbubntpogen
la6ung 8ieb na6 5o1fb ct. 8aul
gum gerian0t.
Soiepb STROLLER, Coffin un0 Cod
ter SSrene BON gben 8alIeD er1tatte=
ten bier pertpanotidpfHibe 8einde.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
.pier3.

Die i'm 8iqage Bier5 gepablten
|Beamten finD gb. &enneberg, Braii=
bent; Beter g Meper, Grudtee fir 3
Sabre; IS. 6. Ja1it, &ecor0er; Mnor.
Jartit 5dabmeiiter; 8iIbelm 8rei=
mesberger, Miiei1or; SO. Bentfelo,
@on1table; S. q. Birnig, Srieoensrih=
ter.
Sodtp. Bin5ens 8abm nno Ole
ebrm. 5hapeiter Molentia, 3, g. g.,
bon 81. glou0 maren bier an Dorlek=
ten Mpntag n1 Ser 8ettieite ibrer err
%fnnnften Sdtpeifer, Sra11 sos. @rob.
Sran @einrih 5tumpf lit bon Don=
nenp, Miinn., no tie hire erfranfte
.5dmeter, Srau @0. Stuff beindte, Die
11ntep0eifen I'M ct. 5rancis SoSpital
|5n Breckenridge undergraduate puroe,
1pieoer bnbeim ei11getroffen
Sobn 8. Sonit bon 8alep @itD, sc.
., erfrel1te Dorlebten Counting bier
feline glterm nit 8eiub; er befnn6 iid)
.n1f Ser Da1rdreife nod Winneapolis.
Mntpn Bauer bat I'M l1nteren 5tubt,
teiGe eine @abmitation erofffnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Safe benrv

SIM 8illage nnr0en lebte ISOLDE ge=
mdblt: SEQ! S. Neubling, Brdfioent;
Geo. &ramer hnb sos. 3irbes, Srn=
itees SBen. Setting, Mecoroer; Setter
|5dmiB 5babmetiter; Sobn 5dle=
pei, Srieoensri6ter; i'm Comm Safe
|@enrD: gouarb SeB, Superbiior; 90.
Sdabmeiiter; 81. 8ei6ner,
|Glerf; g. grif, Miienor; s. 5todart>
|Gonitable.
@eorg Ne0er bat lebte Bode ieine
I'M 8iaage gelegene &eiioen5 be5o=
gen.
Saeob Weber, Did. Mebr, SSacob
l1n6 Matb. GuaD bradte1 cine gifen-
.babnpagenlaOnng 5tiere aug bren
Ser0en nod Sortb ct. 8al1l gum
gerinr6.
S1r Der Semitic Sac. 8iirb bielt
elm ber5igeg Wdoden milfommene
.ginfebr. @lId Da5n!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
6olotn0foro.

0ie BiQage 8abl fiel mie folgt
aus: 8artbel Meper, rGaft0ent; Sos.
8imler, Sdabmeiter; George SO.
Miaer, Glerf;; 3. 8. Mrmitage, 6rie<
oensridter; Mlpbons Benolfen, &on-
itable. Comm &oloing CAB iid bei Ser
8abl folge1poe 8eamten: @einri9 S.
geder, 5%l1perpiior;; 5tepbnn @ni0u,
M1ielior; Geo. 80. Miner, glerf;; sos.
@bilipief, 5datmeiiter Mid)ael Spa=
Ia, @onitable.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
5auf Centre.

Sci ser lebte 8obe I'M Conn 5m1f
Centre itattgefunoenen Wabl CAB iid
cine arobe Mbneigung fir Beibebal=
tung Ser Gountp=Mgentenlteue fumb;
fir bieielbe erfldrten iid MIR nelln>
6agegen %.
81. Clarence @ennemanm bon Wfi-
not, &c. 9, lpnr0e an Die 8ettieite
leiner bier idlimm erfranften 5dtDe=
tier 2oretta @ennetnan1 gerufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Roscoe.

TIMER 8illuqe ertpdblte bel ser leb-
tie ISOLDE itattgefun6enen 8abl fol-
gen6e 8emten: Soiepb @eis, 8rait'
bent; 8regor Soft, Sbabmeilter; sc
s. Molitor, @%ecor6er; Soiepb IS
5dmib, Eruitee; Sen. Sogemom,
gonItable.
Mnton MeDer bat iih fir Gargo, sc.
g., bernbibie6et, mo er in Nnltelung
getreten 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

Das brei Monate alte sobnd)erl
Der IN 8aite Narf mobnenoen S5ami-
tic Slllins 5b6in, meldyes vanl Mon=
tagmrrgen itarb, ml1rbe Mitttpod)-
morgen BON Der ct 0enbelimtsffiir=
DE aus anf Dem bieitgen Bottesacfer
beerOigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
st. Qnthonv

Sci ser 9ienitag o%bgeboltenen
@abl gab iid 6ieies 8i1age folgen=
6e Beamten: Soiepb Mentb, Eraiioent
&url 81. 8oerger, &ecoroer; Sobn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Suren1b11rQ.

Sic Dienitug letter ISOLDE getpdbI-
ten 8eamten Deg Comm 2urembl1rg
firo:: Sobn s. Dnnln, Superpiior;; g.
3irtfeb glerf, @ilbeIm CONNER
Ding, gdnbmeiiter l1rub Trie6ensrid1
Ter fir 5tpei Sabre; g. g. 5diDarb,
Miieiior; Meatbias 5teiI, gonitabIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Ridb1nono,

SIZE MnbI iii 0inage batte folgen-.
|beg grgebrtig: Sobr 5. Gel, BBraii-
bent; Mnton Slider, Grlitee; 8 g.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
HATCH CHICKS EARLY
FOR WINTER EGGS

"Early Matched pullets will mature
and begin laying early in the fall, and
if property fed and cared for will con
tinue to lay throughout :hc winter, I"
says Harley L. Williams, poultry spe
cialist in the State Univefsit.; Extcn.
types of house, Of how we'll kept the
Yards are, Of balanced rations .fea, Il
takes early hatched pullets to produce
eggs in the early fall and wtater when
eggs are scare and consequently high
in price.
Early Matching means checks that
are past the danger point before the hot
weather sets in; it means more lice and
disease. It means higher prices for the
surplus cockerels marketed as broilefs
and it means greater profit. The poul.
try pass word for January j. "Hateh
now. -
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
IBERIA & vERMuLIoN RAILROAD
Abbevillc, La, Feb. LIST, 49,

Abbevillc, La, Feb. LIST, 1921
To OUR PATRONS:
The Southern Pacific Railroad has In
augurated a package car service or
iginating all merchandise shipping
points for the betterment Of the service
TO its patrons.
There is car leaving New Orleans
each night for Abbeville and any
freight delivered to the depot in New
Orleans prior to 800 7. NJ. is forwarded
the same day, arriving here about noon
next day.
There is another car leaving New
iberia each day containing freight from
New Iberia and short points for Alb
beville and points on. this branch. ANY
freight delivered to the depot in New
Iberia prior to 400 2. NJ. will arrive at
abbeville the following morning. The
service from other points is equal as
quick, allowing time for transfer at
Junction points.
The freight from these cars Is usually
ready for delivery TO consignee by loo
P. NJ. the day it arrives. This service
in many instances is quicker than en-
pdess. In order to continue the present
convenient schedule, / ask you TO have
all your sundrise shipped via this pack.
age ear if possible 50 the tonnage will
justify the continuance of the service
as now operated.
We are trying to notify consignees
as soon as their freight is received but
you probably would not receive a mail.
ed mailed notice until the following
day, please therefore, instruct your
drayman 10 call for your freight daily
go there will be no delay on his part.
1t is the aim of these Lines to give
the best service possible and if al any
tine the service is not list what YOU
think II should be, | would open YOUR
IN
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
BY ROBERT FULLER
Written Specially for Abbeville Pro
gress

Fresno, Cal Feb. 7.-Fresno is the
center of the California raisin industry.
Last year 5 raisin crop totaled some
100000 tons, or 400,OOOpOO pounds,
with a value to the growers of abuot
s6O,OOO,OOO at Is cent a pound, the
price today.
There are 10000 raisin growers in
California, of whom 50 per cent or
10000 are members of the California
Associated Raisin Company
The formation ON this association in
1911, through the efforts of Wiley NJ.
Giffen, president of the company, and
4 small grower at the time, freed the
saisin growers from the domination Of
masterpieces buyers.
Prior TO ORIGINATING as the Cali
fornia Raisins growers had been getting
one and-a-half cents a pound for their
raisins. Thousands of acres Of vines
were being plowed up then and the
growers going bankrupt.
Today there are $4,000 acres of
raisin.produeing vineyards and at the
present rate of planting the acreage
will be 100000 before ano;:er year.
From a disorganized group of grow
ers, who struggled for existence ten
years ago, the raisin producers have
become the most furnishing Of all COM
modify organizations operating through
cooperation.
Today they have gilt-edged credit,
large warehouses and powerful mar.
keting department, paving salary Of
$4,000 a pear to its marketing expert.
Wiley NJ. Giffen saved the Cay when
he organized the growers in a new way,
now famous as the "California mar.
keting plan and which is being studied
eargerly by farmers throughout the
country.
The very foundation stone Of the
whole California commodity selling
plan Il that the grower not only agrees
to raise raisns but he also agrees 10
hand over his entire output Of nve years
or more to his selling organization.
The growers were organized without
capital stock.
The California raisin crop is sold III
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

pools, into which the ransns are placed
according to grad and quality. No
growers has any advantage over his
fellows, as his interest in any pool is
only equal tosthe amount of rais;hs in
--=fss.I.' s:sSca4lls 49,
The price which eacl pool brings is
the price paid to each grower, less the
cost of doing business by the market.
ing agency,
\ tax of So ton was the cost Of
marketing raisins last pear.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
Service Men Examptsd.

HoIdiers and sailors in active service
anu their families staying with them
salvation"
are also dispensed by the HOLY See
from the laws II ABSTINENCE. except on
Ash Wednesday, Good. Friday. the
morning Of Holy Saturday and the Will
OF Christmas.
The Pasehal time, during which all
the faithful,from the age Of seven
years, arfe bound by the precept o.
annual 0oly iomnunion, extends from
the first Sunday in Lent until Trinity
Sunday, Inclusive.
Parents, guardians, confessors and
pastors are strictly bound in conscience
to have all the children under their
care, who have come to the use of rea.
son, duly prepared for the worthy re.
cePtipn Of the Sacramcnts Of Penance
and Holy Eucharist.
As the holy season Of Lent is essen.
TALLY time OF modification, self.de
MAI, fervent prayer, reorganization o,
the Sacraments and generour almsgiv
ing, we earnestly exhort all to avail
themselves Of tde abundant grace OF
this "thc acceptable time, the day OF
J. b. JEANMARD,
Archbishop Of LAFAYETTE
ifhpnnaus rni1nsntRlu.chntLi- l,lLi..
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Feb. 8. James Sirmon Of Crowley to
edith Weber of Indian Bayou.
Feb. 3. Dupreville Simon of Crowley
TO Laurenie Comeaux of Andrew.
Feb. 8. Numa Melancon of Maurice
to Ella Vincent (Simon) OF Maurice.
Feb. 3. Emile Stout Of Abbeville to
Victoria Mayors of Erath.
Feb. !. odeus Hollier of Ksplan to
Emelie Blanchard of Kaplsn.
Feb. 5. CIeovis Dalcour of Maurice
to Rosa Goody Of Maurice, coiored,
Feb. 5. Btienne Bourque of Able.
Vile 10 Marie Broussard of Abbeville.
Feb. ) Otto Picard of Abbeville to
"evie David, of Abbeville,
Feb. 7. Henry Breaux Of Erath to
.rgentine Bailleahx OF Erath.
Our idea Of a highbrow Is the fellow
who pronounces pumpkin aud hiciJughs
TIE va. they aye spelled.
They are having riots in Kentucky
because tobacco prices are tee low, but
ehaYeE't heard of any around the
cigar stores for tbs some yeasos.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

When you figure the difference be-
tween the COS tot coal at the mines and
in the bin you can bet the railroads are
not losing much.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

The man who insists that he knows
all about repairing his own car soon
finds that "a little learning is danger.
GUS thing.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
ANNOUNCES
REGULATIONS FOR LENT

been prepared toy his grace. tire Most
Rev. }. Is. JcaumarJ, archbishop Of
Lafayette.
They require every Catholic who Is
above y and not over 60 wears Of age
to observe the Lentcn fast during the
40 days of Lent which begins with Ash
"Wednesday, Feb. ..
the pastoral letters Of the arcaJls
ito, follows;
All Wednesday,, tn, dr.t ii. u Lent,
falls ills year on Feb. ..
All the faithful who nave completed
their twenty first year and have not
yet entered their sixticth year, unless
exempted by the diSpensstion, or some
other legitimate cause, are bond to
observe the L,ntcn fast.
The following are exempted from the
Leuten last: All wl,o are under twenty.
one or over oirty years vi age, the sick
and con,aSc>cc,t; mothers nursing.
those cng.g"i in hard manual labor,
a'i al wa". b> rcu,on OF phy .icyl or
mental weakness, 'annot fast without
serious inJurp to their health. All those
who are exempted may take meat NOR.
tnah once Gay, when tut l.e Ur meat
Is a!lo"~1 b. genera. Iispcn,aiiou.
o" fast days oue full meal j. allow.
ed. This meal may be taken either at
noon or in the evening. Custom allows
a cup of coffee, tea or thin chocolate,
with Il small piece of bread, in the morn.
ing, and in the evening a light collation.
not exceeding the fourth part of an
ordinary meal
There is no restriction against the use
Of fish and flesh at the principal meal
ON such days.
Batter, cheese, milk and eggs are al.
lowed every day in Lent, Lard and drip.
pings may also be used in the prepare.
ton of food.
Ash Wednesday, Wednesday Of En-
Der Week, and all the Wednesdays and
Fridays Orient, are days of fast and
abstinence from fleshmeat. The other
days of Lent, Sunday excepted. are
days Of fast, and meat is allowed only
iat the principal meal.
All persona seven years old and over.
unless lawfully dispensed, are bound
by the law Of abstinence ON all DAYS
Of the year when the use of meat i,
forbidden by the general law of the
church.
BY virtue Of IN Indult granted to
the bishops of the United State, on
March 10, 1895, and renewed until
Marcl 10, l925, We dispense all work
ing men ana their familic, from m.
Ia" Of abstinence, except on oil III.
Fridays OF the year, Ash "Wednesday.
the morning of Hoy Saturday and the
Vigil of Christmas. In the name Of tbe
Holy See, we exhort all vino lawsuuv
use this privilege to perferm. some 80,
OF self'denial on the days for which the
lndult holds good.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

7 ~. W. OO''s A's ~ INV We re
Mansur John, ac. $4,000, Broussard &
Samson, attorneys.
Feb. >. No. $3.50 g. NJ. Eldredge IS.
W. J. Broussard, account, sl5C.7j;
Broussard & Samson attorneys.
Feb. 3. No. 6O57. Renie Broussard vs..
Onezine Broussard 1t ais, Executory;
W. B. Gordy, attorney.
Feb. 4. No. 605S. Preston J. Greene
vs.. Aline Carlin, Interdrection; P. ].
Greene, attorney.
Feb. 7. No. 6Oj9. Willie Bodin IS.
Andre Lopez TT ais, note $4,000;
Broussard 4 Samson, attorneys.
Feb. 7. No. 6O60. Paul E. Eleazar VS..
Thertule Mathieux, note, sl42.25; j.
Z. Kibbe, Jr. attorney.
Feb. 7. No. 606l. Mrs. Caesac De-
rouen VS.. Eravier Guidry, Et ais, note,
$4,000; J. Z. Kibbe, Jr. attorney.
Feb. 7. No. 6062. Bank of Erath VS..
o. Bailleux, note, s3s5O.OO; J. Z. Kibbe,
Jr. attorney.
Feb. Z. No. 6O63. Bank of Erath IS,
E. s. Defelice & Bros Et al, notes,
$4,000 100000; J. E. Kibbe, Jr. atty.
Feb. 7. NO. 1904. Abbeville Motor Co.
vs.. Ed. E. Briggs Et al, note s720'OOj
S. P. Watts attorney.
Feb. 8. No. 6OGj. Bank Of Ersth vs.
Justilien Thibodeaux 1T al, notes
$135.OO, 100000; J. Z. Kibbe, Jr. Kit.
chell 4 Boudreaux, attorneys.
FebS. No. 6066. Bank of Erath VS..
Justilisn Thibodeadx, Et al, note $3.50,
J. E. Kibbe. Jr. Kitcghell & Boudreaux,
attorneys. 'Ars-~- '-~--s- - 49,
Feb. 8, No. 6067. Bank of Erath vs.
Laure Thibodeaux, Eft al, notess23O.0 90
100000; j, h. Kibbe, Jr. Kitchell & Beu.
dreaux, attorneys.
Feb. 5. No. 606s. Theo Boutqae vs..
Laure Thibodeaux, ct al, eserutury p,o.
cess, via ordinariu, s4S00.00; j. +.
Kibbe, Jr. Kitchell & Boudreaux, attys.
Feb. 8. No. 6069 Commercial National
Bank of Shreveport vs.. L. NJ. BoudreaI D,
ct ais. note; Broussard Samson, attys.
Feb. 8. No. 6l70 Broussard Bros Co.
IS. Whitney BrUussard, ct al, uots
$500; Broussard & Samson. attys.
Feb. 3. No. 607l. Elias Broussard
VS.. Grafton Briggs, ct ais, note $4,000
Broussard 4 Samson, attorneys.
Feb. 9. No. 5O72. Elias Broussard
vs.. +. b. Callahan ct ais, note, $1,000;
Broussard & Samson, attorneys.
Feb. .. No. 6O73. J, Gladu Brous-
sard ct ais. vs.. Albert Hebert, opposi'
ton; Edwards 4 Greene, Kitchell 4
Boudteaux, attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

It's wise politician who can dis.
tiaguish between the voice of tIe PEG.
pie AMI ia. nose made by campaign
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
Proclamation
of Election

3, virtue rf aiudcmeut rendered. bv
How. VI ~. Bailey Judge OF Eth.
i'.-r Cc.rt OF Louisiana, Ia and TOR ths
ari,h OF NeuniIion, on the sth, day Of
November, 1920, i'll the matter OF Rem.
p. Leblanc vs. F. NJ. Lcgucnec, No.
j77S; in which matter the elector held
or Monday April 9Th, 1920, for Mayor
of the Town Of Abbeville, La, was held
to be null and void and by virtue Of
said judgment futhcr ordering the hold
ing Of special election for the purpose
Of electing a Mayor for said town Of
Abbeville, La, and by virtue of the
law in me vested, by said Judgment,
and the Charter Of the Town OF Able
Vile, La, and the laws thereto applica-
BILE;
Therefore, 1, W. s. Hayes, Mayor of
the Town of AbbevilIe, La, do hereby
proclaim that there shall be held, at
the Court House, in the Town of Alb
beville, La, on Tuesday the 22nd, day
of March, 1921, between the hours phre.
scribed by law, special election, for
the purpose of elcctiag Mayor to the
Town OF Abbeville, La.
That said election shall be conducted
in accordance with the Charter of the
Town of Abbeville, La, and the general
election laws of the State of Louisiana
i'll SO far as applicable, and that all
nominations shall be made as is provid.
ed for hy existing laws.
Wituc,, my hand, Officially, at Alb
bcvile, La, On this Bird, day Of Feb
ruary, 1921,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12
Abbevile vermlion Parish, La Saturday Feb r. 1921.
California Raisin Growers Were Pioneers in
Commodity Marketing of Crops

SMALL GROWER ORGANIZED HIS
BANKRUPT NEIGHBoRS AND IN
TEN YEARS BOOSTED PRICE
FROM l ID TO Is CENTS PER
POUND.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

Some women may not know Il, but
there 5 nothing that spreads faster than
gossip, unless it's the Itch.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

Frost PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
WaEcticld.. Succession, F'latlutch.
prepaid pateel-pott leo SOC: 200 7jc.
~ 800: $1,000 $50. rull CONT AID
'ic-i' -r.' sll-au:eel EzL.ess Eob Le.e
-, $50; zoe $40, 1901 " 3.
SID. d. F. JAiI1OH, Su@nervu.,
5. G. IL
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-12

Former Champion Jess Willard.
after Is months OF consistent
training at his big farm in Kan
sss, is now in New York to max.
Anal arrangements for his return
bout With Champ Jack Dempsey.
n New York, March II. lees IL
looking tns and he says be will
show the wise one something thi>
tina. It's not the money" say.
Jess, because sale OF my show
10 Uncle Sam, and oil interests
have Melted me one million dol
slrs--l want 10 show folks that
che Tcl:do ura, was ell q ris.
Hka"