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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
START WORK ON
EAST GROLE
STREET DEPARTMENT GET BUSY
IN MAKING NEEDED IMPROVE
MENrs ON THoRoUeHFARE

The street department OF the Guy
has begun the work Of improving East
crolee street. Little has been accom-
nI,xbed 50 far and it will require much
time and lots Of dirt before the street
wiu be in a fairly good shape inc
dirt 90 far hauled on the street Is
hardly noticeable. but if the depart
ueu+ continues there win be noted
fmnroyement within short time
Drainage bitches have been cleaned
ont and the surplus water given a
batter chance to escape without cut
ting the grade Of the street as It mas
been doing every rain Of the past
West Groleg we are informed 5
also in bad shape, due to the con-
slant erosion. From the corner oil
Market west to near the corner OF
North Liberty it is in bad way and
unIess something is done to stop the
wash there win be little left OF the
street but a huge drainage canal.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
WIN Reside in Lafayette

cpfrrd J. Edwards, former resioen.
Of this city but who has been i0''..ea .,l,,
n crowley for the past year. WIN
move with his family to haiAsesls
-. T-he abstracting company
wnicb employs Mr. Edwards HAs
1-anaa ! new office in the last nam
i .,,v and Il viii be in his charge
His sister. Miss Daisy, who has oeen
operating a typesetting machine u
n crowley Signal for the past seVeral
months. has resigned her position ana
will 20 with her brother ana slseeF-in.
with her brother and sister-in-iaW 10
law to Lafayette.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
new INDUSTRY
FOR OPELOUSAS
LOCAL MEN ORGANIZE THE
EvANGELNE MOSS AND TRAD
ING COMPANY HERE

The charter Of the Evangeline Moss
and Trading cmpany, local corpor-
alton. was published last week, the
concern soon to be a going business
in this city.
While the gathering, buying, sell
ing, manufacturing and otherwise pre-
pairing of moss for market viii be
the principal end Of the business, the
company, under the terms of the char.
ter. win also engage in kindred lines
of trade.
The plant and warehouse of the com
pany will be on the Southern Pacific
tracks. not far from the passenger
statoon of that railroad. The capital
stock is fixed at six thousand dollars
and the company is authorized to
commence business when so per cent
Of the authorized stock has been sub.
sribed and paid for. The capital
stock can be increased to ten thousand
IL the occasion shuld arise for such
increase. ]. Meyers of Lafayette, Sam
Ostrovsky of Opelousas, ]. A. Haas OF
Opelousas and Allen Dezauche of Ope
lousas are the incorporators Of the
new concern.
Work has already started in get
ting the plant Of the new concern pre-
nared for business and as soon as al
details are attended to the company
will actively engage in buying anc
manufacturing moss on large scale
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
FARMERS START ON
HARVEST OF 1921
CROP EARLY RICE
Constant Showers Interfere
With Work in Fields Now
Getting Under Way
CROP SHOWS IN ALL
STAGES OF GROWTH
Yield Promises to Be Even
Better Than Last Year,
But Acreage Cut

Harvesting Of the rice crop is be-
ginning to get under way where fields
of Early Prolific have ripened, but
the work is being retarded by the al
most daily showers that are falling
throughout the rice growing section
of Louisiana. Unless there is some
great change in weather conditions
within a short time the farmers viii!
experience much difficulty in getting
their fields of this variety cut and
shocked.
Taking the crop as a whole, {
shows up in all stages of growth
While the Early Prolific is ready for
the harvest in many fields, there are
other varieties that just begin to
show a heading, others where the rice
is only haIf-knee high, others where
the crop has just been flooded and the
rice is only few inches high, this
matter being planted late.
/ The yield promises to be up to stan
dard if not in excess of yields OF all
previus years in the histry Of
the industry in this state, The acre
age had been greatly reduced, accord
ing to the government crop statist
clan. but the labor cost has been negE
gible as compared with the cost OF
growing and harvesting the crops
Of the last two or three years. This
item alone will aid the farmers II
making a fair profit on their crop q
this year.
Old stocks are practically cleaned
out of storage warehouses and mills
are rapidly finishing up the run 0.
stock and getting it on the markel
and out Of the way Of the new produc
tion.
There is nothing definite as to wha
price the producers will receive To-
the crop. but the, general opinion
seems to be that four dollars PEI
standard barrel will be the minimum
and that price might advance to flv'
dollars. think the more ptfmist1c
At this price the farmers will make
fair profit for their years work AMI
the net received will be considere'
more than they received for the eX
pensiveIy grown crop Of 1920. Predie
tious are made and general believes
that the indusry will be back on
normal basis within years time o
less. this based on the fact that ther
J. is not much surplus remaining OF tn
. 1920 crop and the 1921 crop was $
materially reduced as to assure
cleanup of everything before the en-
of the present season. The year lS2
!, is looked forward to by the grower
I as being a period when the stagnatio
/ win be a thing Of the past and tn
rice farmer back on solid fonndatlo
: once again.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
YOUNG ATTORNEY ARRIVES
TN THE sANDoZ FAMILY

Ola Father stork visited the home
Of Attorney and Mrs. Lawrence I.
sandoz. South Main street, last Fri
day and deposited bouncing baby
boy for the proud young parents.
Grandpa and Grandma Sandoz are in
Europe but we can imagine their de-
light when the news reaches them.
Mr.. sandoz and. Mrs. sandoz have
been congratulated on the arrival OF
the yung man and many hopes are ex'
pressed that the young fellow will
grow and prosper
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
WELSH DROPS IT
ON LOCALS TWO
OUT OF THREE
visitors Lose First But
Come Back Strong in
Last Two Games
rFF DAVIS PLAYERS
pSp0vE THEIR PROWESS
Fans Disheartened and Call
For Better Playing on
Part of Home Boys

The Welsh ball team came to ope-
,.os Saturday and played a three
series with the locals-Satur-
- Sunday and Monday. They lost
~ first game to the opelouseans by
.lose score, and Sunday they tign:-
Ia nm their belts and, aided by the
.oo+ipq OF a lot OF fans from their
.Ome town, they put it over winning
4. game and tieing the score on
games.
t,aIng the score on games.
Monday it was up to one team or
~. ether to break the tie and prove
,so victors in the series. TIL visitors
.nlled the trick. and did it in first
class style. leaving for home with the
..oln Of the opelouseans dangling at
their belts.
Rooters and fans by the hundred
uan+ ont to cheer the home boys ano
..,rrnsd both Sunday and Monday
.h.olutely disgusted and disap 7olnt-
j with the fortune Of the locals.
welsh has a good team, all admit;
bgt It's lineup is no superior to that OF
- locals and the fans are bowling
j. halter ball if the game is to con-
tirne here successfully throughout the
1.Iouce Of the season that fact Is
r.tsnt Everyone expects the home
bov. TO drop a game every now ana
.ssr-+bat is the fortune Of the spors'
~ 70 play a loose game one day
~ double discount it the next :
,n.t ! little more than the fans can
stand. -
weather conditions had much TO do
NTH the poor playing, it is asserteu
ana 4he fans wish to believe TINS LOT
ssav M stir have great confidence in the
locars urowess to play the game ano
ns.t nearly all the teams in south
..st Touisiana. The grounds were
!, had shape for all games, due 10 tne
d.,Iv showers. and one day it looked
i i there would be no game at all
s,r.D,v rained out; but the clerk O
~ weather stopped the showers ans
(continued on page 3
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
Heturn Erom ths RIver

Vincent Garbo and party OF young
opeIouseans returned Sunday evening
from a weeks trip to the Calcasieu
river. They report having had fins
time in spite of the daily rains. The
roads we're pretty heavy on the re-
turn Journey but they pulled in long
before dark. Their camp trailer was
hitched to the rear Of the big Over
land car.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
n..,,rn. Eror VaeatIon

Alfred Vidrine. popular city mali
carrier and family returned last week
from a ten-day vacation in Cameron
narish. Mr.. vidrine and family maas
the trim over land in his Ford auto
mobile and experienced no difficulty
whatever in negotiating the roads not,
w-stbstanding the rainy weather. Tne
good roads throughout Acadia Jell
Davis and CaIcasieu parish made Il
nossible for him to drive without
sticking in the mud.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
BIG CREW WORKS
ON MARKET STREET
CLEANING DRAINS or GRASS AND
FILLING IN HOLES iN cITY's
THoRoUGHFAREs

I Street Commissioner Percy DuTio
had a large gang of men at work
Tuesday mrning on North Market
street. starting at the corner Of West
Bellevue, and proceeding noTthward.
The men were cleaning the drainage
bitches of all grass and weeds and
filling in the small holes in the street
proper. The work is great improve
ment and If done all over the city
win go a long ways toward relieving
the bad conditin OF the unpaved
streets.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27
Hsrs on Vacation

Charles F, Garland, former opeioa-
sean. arrived Saturday non from New
Orleans to spend few days VlsltihS
relatives. Mr.. Garland is in the en-
ploy Of the United Fruit company anu
this is his first opportunity TO visit
home folks for some time.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anding OF oDe-
lOusas spent the day last Friday in
Lafayette where they were the guests
Of friends.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-07-27

Miss Helen Harmanson OF tnis clly
was the guest Of friends in Lafayette
last week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
Benny's Notebook

Yosidday after suppir me and pop
and ma was mp in the setting room,
pop recdng the spoarting page ana
ma looking at tho jokes without
lafring and me wishing / dident hafr
to 70 to bed soon, and all OF sud
din who wawkod in but some little
man with "A big mustash, looking at
me and pop and ma and saying,
Well well, we seem 10 have com
p!ny, this is ple2zure.
Haseent you made some mlstakeP
sed ma,
You seem 70 Of got in rong
stranger, haw, haw. sed pop, and tho
men sed, Haw haw Is correct, the
Joke Is on me, I Jest moved to TINS
nayborhood and l jest stepped out
for a short but sweet stroll after
finishing a batch Of home brew and
| must OF gently but fermlv wawked
into the rong house, well well, that's
screen, that is of corse you cant
blame me intirely because the home
brew may Of had something 70 do
with II. You know l don't trust
home brew. l like It. but I don't
| trust Il.
That's all rite. that's quite all right,
| sed pop, and the man Sed. Yes. aXsi-
dents viii happen in the hest OF reg
ulated families. and that's the kind
! Of a family this Is, ! can see at
giants.
Thank you. did you say your
| home brew termed out all rite? sef
pop, and the man sed, All rite duz-
2ent begin to discribe it, its the kind
Of home brew that you genrelly ony
| taist IN dreems, my ony regret, In
tho words OF Nathan Hale the CRATE
, patriot, is that / ony have this c<s
batch to offer to my country men. y
Mother. I reely think I awt TO see
this gentleman home, II would be
no more than nayberly, sed pop, and
ma sed. o ! don't know. I hardly
think he'll have eny ferther truhble.
I mite, sed the man, its a small
werld but under certen conditiony
YOU can never tell wen you're going
/ to wawk into somebody eltses house.
! Certcny, its no more than nayher-
/ ly, sed pop. And he got his hat and
| him and the man went out and pop
| hadent came home yet wen 7 went
to bod, and this morning he didcnt
get up till this afternoon on account,
Of feeling sick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
The Horoscope
Tn. st-rs Incline hn, DO no, con
Cot lsp ~ Mcclure Nswesapsr Rysa
Monday. September ;, 1921


Astrologers read thls as an uoeor.
tain day FOR while venus and Jupi-
ter are IN bsnci!c aspect Uranus
and saturn are adverse.
The carly part or the day should
hc profitable Tor all VINO dHa .p
clothing, millinery or any accessory
TO wearing apparel
Although there VIII be much.
talk Of economy Al this time. drcs(
viii occupy uHusui' ht'chi'"H anal
involve large expenditures ou the
Part ot mon as W"ll aE women
The soors d"clar" that %" I
strange contradiction IN psychology
men ana women VINO nave won
fame or high place VIII coo...a
themselves about tn"ir personal ape
pcarlnce in q way thnt proves how
great power the stars tha' '1.
courage vanity now are.
Uranus IS In an aspect st'mu A.
ing 90 intrigue ana deception which
viii be largely praciiced by women
~ wDll as men.
Tn" sign thtt is heId 20 cause
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
The Revolt of Vera SandersOn
by JANE PHELPS

whore we were when We loft town.
lie aid not sulk, he busted himself
with his paper leaving mo to amuso
my self'by staring out the window at
the familiar scenery.
Here we are," he exclaimed
heartily gas we drew into the station
tt HilIfdale, Now for a jitney for
you, and I'll go directly to the fac
tory"
lie found n jitnev. put mo and my
bag inside, and said.
I'm be up about G:30 for dinner"
The old housekoeper seemed de-
lighted to see me. ! wondered II
she werc not lonely in tho big house
alone. that accounting for her
hearty welcome. Naturally our
coming to stay with her would
make more work.
Part OF the house had been closed,
hut the room | had before occupied
was put in order for us ! bathed
and changed. and then sat down to
the piano TO pass away the time un-
til Keith should come.
| had laughingly told Mrs Brown.
the hougckocper, that felt like n
bride, and she called mo to como
aud loo- at the table when she had
it ready 1t was lovely. ana ! told
her SO. She had some beautiful
flowers for a coutcr piece, and had
taken ont some Of mothers finc
linen and silver. ran upstairs and
took off the plain black dress | had
on, and donnod a white one / had
put in my bag. | had only finished
whcn Keith came in,
Il felt so brideY Keith dear. |
lust had to put on a white dress.
You don't mind. do you?"
Il think you look very sweet. !
viii dress. too. II you are a bride,
| must be a BRIDEGROOM" So laugh
ing and chatting happily, no dressed.
"WhowN' he drew his breath In
with a whistle when he saw tho
table. NO wonder you felt brideyH
lie kissed me as he drew out my
chair. l was so happy | wanted to
1 cry
After dinner ! played and sang
for him until o O'Clock when a new
manager he had hired came In to
SEQ him about something Then I
Went upstairs And while | waited,
Just thanked God for letting me
he so happy, and asked Him 10
. please not lot ANYTHING happen
while we were thero to spoil our
| first lovely evening.
never had quite given UP the
, Idea that praying about things
/ helped
/ TOmorrow--Thr old Iiousckccpcr
GOSsipS.
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that We need feel called upon 10 as
6cTt ourselves in order TO struighten
out the world or our follow man. IT
isn't often that questions Of great
mumcnt arise. and until they do 1t
IL not necessary for anyone to come
I'M with his or her absolute surenyss
and "CvrrN body else Is wrong For
II we do we will some day find one
who doesn't care whether we are
Ight or wrong, but Just bumps
on into us-hard, and before we
know 1t there's a rhyme on our
headstone
once had a charming friend with
an invalid husband. This husband
had talent Of thinking wrong and
doing the wrong thing or course
this was irritating TO tho wife but
not near so Irritating to him and tho
household asNf she had told him and
shown him every timo he was wrong,
Sh osald:
"lt is only when n big question
arises that I insist upon my way.
Zig questions do not come up often,
50 tho peace Of the home is seldom
disturbed"
You can admire an accurate mind
and YOU can wonder at a PERSONS
ability. but If these talents are not
used disCrectly we cannot love the
possessor nor want him In our midst.
II is not his knowledge OF which we
are afraid, It is tho manner In which
he imparts this knowledge that
leaves IA somewhat limp.
We gain so much more by conced-
ing little, oven "a little OF our right
Of way.
Now II am talking TO Jonathan
Ray
or ISrchance to Jonathan's wife.
TITS bettor to give up your right OF
way
-I,l,nr n - annd---n- il,.n II, Il rifn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
CLEVELAND AND ANARCHY.

Many years have elapsed since President
Grover Cleveland sent federal troops into mi
nois to stop tho destruction ~ property by nu
anarchlstio mob, thereby incurrlug tho uucom-
promising hatred Of the AltgoId type ~ poll
ilcan and bringing down upon his own head
anathema from various maudlln snurcca Tho
controversy which resulted from that act has not
been settled yct.
But the mob dlapcrscd, property 10
struction was stoppcd ana tho mnlcsty OF gov
ernment established with little delay We have
"A fancy that such wns the objective Of Grover
Cleveland's famoua Invasion ~ u sovereign
state" He ala not qubhlc There was an opon
rebellion against government II was OF prime
imports nco that the government demonHrnto
Its ability to subdue all such dangerous olc-
ments IIc took the shortcat and most direct
course. Tho controversy RACED FOR years, but It
also many years before any leader Of tho
class conscious factions managed TO work up
sufficient courage to challenge government
II was after Clovelnnd's time that government
began to quibblc and negotiate with citizens
who at the moment atood In defiance of orderly
processes And every negotiation has resulted
in vast retreat for government. 1t may not
be a pleasant thing to sny, or even think about,
but It is fact that there is but proper
remedy for rebellion whether 1t be on large
or small scalc,--and that is physical force. IL
one man dozen suddenly appeared In front
OF your house shouting defiance and expressing
the determination to burn you out, you wouldn't
negotiate with them n, to whether thcy should
burn all or merely part of the premises; you
wouldn't stop to argue with he or they should
they begin shooting through your house. Not
a BIT OF IT. You would probably take tho
your property. You'd train your artillery tho
gentlemen and shoot to XIII, at tho same time
diepatchlng some member OF the family for re-
inforoe ements.
There ls no excuse for mon robclng against
government In these United states when they
do So they deliberately slough every right vouch-
safed them in the constitution; because that
greatest Of human documents written for
the benefit Of those friendly 90 the republic,
never for those hostile to g. No avowod enemy
OF the republic has any right 60 claim constl-
tuuonal rights lie IS beyond tho pale The
government should hc IA ruthless IN Cts Hlrru
opposition to its cnomlcs ms It ls tender aud
sollcious towards IT'S rrlcndp ana supporters.
II the West Nrgium mons persist In their
defiance Of government then the bombs should
be dropped to kin Government in cvcry form
should abandon the ndefcnsihle practice Of
temporlzng with It's enemies Because when It
flexcs the knee to n show or force while NOV
ing with stern and unyiedug force against the
individual ctIzcn ,hAt mo,ely violates Il law.
II appears cowardly and dcspicahe.
A Grover Cleveland has his critics q Ia true.
but he Is a mighty safe custodian OF mo m,'o,'v
Of law ana order. This country Nas produced
too many Altgeds and too few Cloyalonde
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
Optimists Organize.

SnNcIhI 70 Tho World.
MIAMI, Sept, 4.-Some ot no
more optimistic young men Of .'!'
city have formed a new socia. nr'
Gan!zation to he known as the f.~'
Observation-Disclosures e. Better
society, with the following Offices.
George shannon chief mogul; Rus
soll Hawk, vice mogul; Orvllle FIX
Vielder Of the scratchy pom; Cha '-
Fob, custodian of the filthy lu .
and Cecil Parks. gold dust twin
junior twin TO be chosen later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
Sucs CITY OF Miami.

SINGTdI 70 Ihe WOrTd.
MIAMI, Sept. 4.-The Hughes En-
glneoring company, a Tulsa concern,
has filed suit in district court agair't
the city OF Miami for s5,457.52 al
legged TO be due It as balance tor
construction work done under con-
tract some time ago. Tho parties
disagreed as TO the per cent that was
10 be allowed, fand the matter VIII
have to be threshed out IN court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
New Contract Is Signed.

Special 70 The World.
PlCHER, Sept. 4.-The PiCs'r
board OF trustees has renewed
contract with the Empire Dist. .
Electric company for street lis1 B.
agreeing 10 pay SIS per arnum '.r
each of the 10 lo0-cindle po"r'
street lamps continued in use. I1,
contract stipulates that a deposit ,
S25 is to be made for each lamp. ''
which onc-fifth Is reOated TO tH'
city each year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
Band Is Coming TO Lifc.

0N0VTUT 20 Ihe WOrId,
WEIGH, Sept. New life seems
to have been infused into tho reor-
ganizod Welch band, which is now
meeting Tor practice every Monday
and Thursday evening, under the
guidance OF ''Toots" Campbell. They
expect TO be prepared to dispense
music at tho carnival to be held here
two weeks hence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05

SpecIaI 70 Tho World,
COMMERCE., sept. 4.-Dr q.
Pinncl has filed suit in the court ot
A. A. Thomas, Justice of the pea co
In this city against ]. A. Taylor. ask
ing judgment for 800, with interest
and costs, which he alleges to he due
him for professional services rem
dered in caring for the PLAINTIFFS
minor son in October, 1920. which
the plaintiff promised to pay but has
failed to do so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05
Asks Damages of Lead Company.

Special TO The World,
pICHER, Sept. 4.--Sult has been
filed In district court against the
Eagle Picher Lead company for
$1,000 damages by James Wolfen-
berger, on account OF the death OF
Ms father, Al Wolfenherger. who
was killed hv accident while at work
In one 'of tho company's mines a
short time ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05

The hrotherhOods of the different
churches held banquet at the Ro-
tartan hall Thursday evening. at
which 1875 plates were laid. state
Treasurer Lucraft, who came as a
representative OF Governor Robert
son, was tho guest Of honor. These
union brotherhood meetings viii be
held once quarter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05

An inventor has designed a fan 20
be fastened TO the hub OF metal
automobile wheel to direct curren,
Of air. against the steel rim TO keep
1t cool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-05

We gather from tho dispatches that both
Uamonn dc valera and David Lloyd George
~, leaving moir negotiations open at both
ends,