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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-03-31
LsdIess Ala Reorfanlxed.

Last Friday afternoon q number Of
the ladies' Of Benton met at the home
OF Mrs. w. H. Scanland and reorgan-
lied the Ladies' Aid Mrs. Scanland
MAS again made president Of the Or
ganixation, Mrs. Belle Vie was elected
treasurer and Mrs Y. Y. Wilmington
agreed to act as secretary for THE time
being Dues In the amount Of $2 were
paid.
A motion suggesting that meetings
DE held twice monthly was made and
carried. Every fourth meeting IS 10
be of . social nature. Dues were fixed
upon as 10 cents per capita each month,
to be paid annually
II was decided tllat at the next meet
Ing. 70 be held April sth, That work be
begun on rag rugs each member to
bring materials Of . certain color.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-03-31

contributions OF news value come to M
from Bossier City We afe pleased 70
print them.
Mr.. W. 4. Keith. 81 the Linton
community. snent Monday; NIGHT and
Tuesday III Benton.
Ms r,,t,,ar Sr,it, laft ,so,,ssov y
snend several DAYS a. 4 .guest 81 her
sister. Mrs. q. d. Simnson. 81 Shreye.
nnrt 81
NJ. r. m. Rlanco. FORMERLY hay.
ing employment near Benton. with the
,rranscnntinenfat Oil COMPANY il ma I.
inc ! visit g onr town for 8 faw xiavs.
,,,,,a ,o21 r,oss,sr 81 "a, E,.sr an,
= MA pssar @;t,. : ~ g. J. ),
"a 9e,tI The store Fair WIN Ia held
IL Shrevenort october 9TH - Nnvem.
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d,str,ct lact,,rara i ernoctall 3 Is
nresent IS s
Mrs III. 4. Lowe has inst written
70 renew her subscrintion 6or the first
time since removing from Homer "a
Dallas TEXAS. she says Is her note :
IL the Banner ii ike 80 many letters
from home folks I cannot well ID
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-03-31

go 5 - 81
Afr. william Many. formerly win,
the WEBSTER Sienal. and until This week
editor and owner of the Plai,, Dealer.
nnblisl,ed for the sfster town and its
surrounding trade territory. has sus-
nended his 81 DER and come here 10 ne
cent ! position Ia the Banner once
IN the Spanish yonth WIN ms hee,,
with ns FIR vear Il ahn,,t ~ "a %
for HIS home n New Orleans there v.ss
M ope,,inv for son,es ona m aanrv
finding that his newsr,a nor venture ~
Plain Dealing has. not naid him aud
tIors not Give nro,,,ise ~ doing 81 has
accented fhe ,,,aca While 10 viii Is.
come the Ranrar,s n,aclin1 or,era sor
I ftle Younger ana mora ahle ~ stand
the prind} 10 win become s,ctivalv com
nected win MI otI'er le,,a rtme,,ts 81
tia Office. He viii eflit tha plain Heal.
ING mrtment and once aacl, waot
viii visit plain Ilaaling "a Sc, 're,,art,,.
rial work solic,tinr .n5 co1ll..tinr 60 q
win 10 given ! IiI,erol ca,np,,ss,a,, az
If al plain naalfnv aarortis,,,e =
~. hesneak for rim, ia IA troro u a.
all businesses. 81 tl,e nlace 8
Mr. Many has nat s,,,s,,.ns,od ~.
raner witI,a,,t givinp fl,o,,ytt sto NJ
friends and. ,atrons Ha ms -, n.,sss
win ns to 81 rry 8, f,,l1 a al ~
snl,scrintion. 81, III ations Also ~ II, 81
thonehf ven to hooin Has 49,,
Of the serial story is WAS rnn,,ine ana,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

his voice whom. accompanied by othor yappors. he would go around Che Res- idonco Section ot night and s'ug "sho sleeps My Lady Sleeps DO
 After One Boston Conservatory Of Music had pulled his old Mans leg lor al la. could raise on a Mortgage "rrod" wont Go sec Oscar oppor- ,c.o. who threw him Down Stairs and Evore something Awful after hearing him csoy to Marble.
 When he wont homo and told Po and Ma what Oscar had done Go him thcy said. "Wc bayc apent an we had to Cultivate your Voice and you have us. got to makc your living and ours too with chat same Voicc. And "rrod' did,
 Tho last Umo Che stroller saw him vas m Che Union Depot in Jackson yllc Florida. Uo was talking into n Ncrapbouc and was saying.
 "hu aboard for Tallahassee. Pen- .ro.a Mobile Now Orleans and oll Points West Takc Che Train on tho Third Track"
 Moral You can never tell .roaom dog by his bark
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
ORIGINAL OWNER
 OF N. Y. GIANTS Smiling James, Mutrie, First Owner of Giants, Now Crippled
 and Broke

Now York. - Smiling James, MutrIc. who once owned the Polo grounds. owned Che Giants. nick named them managed them and won two 9cnnma with thom today at 77 yoars smiles as of old and fol- lows "h.s" Giants In tho sporting pages
 Baseball eavc Wuuic both fame and money. but now he is boroft of wou nigh everything save his smile and memories Ho is crippled in his lces his hands arc snarled and twisted as relies of his playing years ago and his jaw is all awry where it ouco stopped % hard hit ball.
 Over on staten Island th.s grand old veteran of tbc gamc has found home baac In a lodging house. and .Lis greatest joy Is In taking thc udrhborhood youngsters to shady spots and spinning yarns to them oi Che Babe Ruths Of years gone by
 "Yos. ] named Che Giants my selG" hc chucHcs "lt was perfectly natural to cau tbcm that Tho boys were an uu in those days because most of them were sluggcrs and they iIdu't eo In for speedy playing thon. one day when we worc winning remarked. There are Giants. both in stature and playing. and Che uamc stuck.
 "No. sir. baseball aIn't any better toIay chan it was chen. only on a business bas'a" Smiling James .has his opinions and ho sticks to them. "Thc Grst game over put on in New York was iu 1880 whom John .B Day and ] started tho Mota t was played ou Che old Polo grounds and 2.O0O persons camo out to see ua play-that was % great gather iug
 "Aud believe me- we had our troubles wih Che fans. One year ] suffered am injury and had to m- urc ] had to run many times for my uu and ouci when woman fam took exception Go ono of my dc- rla.ons she boucwhippcd me-
 "Oucc ] remember we walked dyc miles ou a dusty turnpike to play
 game Oh .yos. we won -i36 Go t7. We didn't have any upholstery to catch balls with n those days. was laid up for year once when ] tried to stop a foul up on my collar bone
 "Whcn , camo Co New York in ISS0 ! walked Che streets for weeks trying to convince somebody that baseball was paying proposition. Finally Mr. Day believed In me and we started tbc eamc in old New York Just look at Che game here today Yce. sir. ] started it"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
USELESS KNOWLEDGE

! Wh many vain and useless thInga My memory is stored; ! ] know Che history of the kings And Of Che lands they bored ! know of happenings on earth Long centuries ago; . Ii any fact has little worth.
 That fact I'm sure Go know. But whom my motor car breaks down And win no longer choo. And ! um forty miles from town. don't know what to do. .Iuu Ono hood and view Che works. And raise my loud lament And all ! know of Ancient Turks Won't help me worth a cent And ] am vosod In al Che lore That pleased Che ancient Greeks But that can't make my head less
 SOTO
 The carburoter loaks And ! can stand on end and quote The poets by Che hour But ] can't figure why my boat It shorn Of an its power My uc.ghbor. Johnson. never reads 
 No poets does ho know; But when hc plants bis garden scods The blamed things always grow. And he has luscious prunos and
 luaut And squash and sparrow grass; And an Chat ] can raise is gout Which isn't garden sass. This Johnsons chickens always lay. Their output keeps him strong. While my old hens eat corn and hay And give their lives Go song. ] know million useless facts Concerning lonr-dcad kings And have read a million tracts Discussing hot afr things But thcso things do not help dods-
 fish
 when ] am in a mess. And thcrc are moments when ! wish J knew whole lot less
 Walt Mason
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
CONTINUE TO BOB UP

A late issue Of Che Valdez Miner contains Che following concerning candidates for Che positions Of Fod- oral prohibition officer and delegate to Congress:
 The candidacy Of Chas J. Minor of thls city as federal prohibition of- nccr for Alaska, has met with gon- oral approval in Che Third division, and throughout Alaska generally Mr. Minor has long been one Of Che prominent leaders of Che party in Che Territory and has Che endorse mout ot tho regular republicans, and also Che Wickcrham branch Chas E. Heron Of Anchorage has been an active candidate for Che position. but it is understood hc has been eliminated. and thc only candidates for tno position are understood to Doc Mr. Minor and John B. Marshall of Juneau
 L V. Ray of Seward ls attending court here this week Mr. Ray is one Of Che leading criminal lawyers Of tho Territory. and has bcon a resident of Alaska for many years. It is street gossip chat he win be an active candidate on Che republican ticket for delegate to Congress at Che primaries next April
 Mir. Ray ls ominontiy fitted for Che position. as he has a wide Enowi- edge of Alaskan affairs and is well known n an parts Of Che Territory
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
FABLE IN SLANG

Onco tl.re vas @ Male Prodigy
 Prom h.s frst howl which was af tro carly age Of Fiftcon Minutes hi. parents could hear Music In hs Eo.o. Always when hc had wind or Che rummy and Pa was packing him around Che house ot nigh. Ma would accompany the hovls on Che Piano
 When "prod' vas three h.s par ne would have him stand on a chair and sing "Thc Laat Rose Of Summer" every tmo they had Callers After a while few people called at their House
 Prom $ to 10 hc sang Soprano in .he choir and after passing che Gau- dc-.us stage. hc sang Bass.
 His parents were careful chat he rDvar carried in wood or coal lest he strain bis Voice. But it didn't hurt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
ALL SAME SEATTLE

Barney Kelly. a recent arrival In Nouaua from Che coost division of Che government railroad. was taken into custody Friday by Deputy Marshal Norris on Che charge Of robe bcry the alleged onouao having been committed near Che restricted district at an early hour Friday morning. Che victim being Charles Carlson. also railroad worker and also recent arrival iu th.s part ol Alaska
 The accused is charged witch hay- ne rappcd Carlson over Che head wih something. and taking between $500 and 5000 from him after ho had boon knocked out Ncnana News
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Omico
 Juneau. Alaska.
 Scnfamber 2T. 1g2l


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Nrrio Louise Norton. widow of Royal F. Norton. dccolsod has sub. mIucd final thrco-yc9r proof in sup. pert of homestead outry serial 02lla made April IS. 1916. for lands em- hraccd Iu I F. Survey No. 100. new acriaH l193. situated near Che mouth 0f Mcndonhal River about twelve miles north oi Juncau In latitud, 5s 23' N.: longitude l3f 35' VI aud moro particularly described a. follows;
 Commencing ot corner Mo- ] RI. c. on tle limo of ordinary high water Of Neudeuhail River. whence uSLN N0. ff F.S bears N. 8 5T E. 1.iO chs: Umro $. O. f7'. sig chs. to corner No. %; thence s. O, 1r E. GO.12 cha to corner No. a. thence ~. EG' 3U' w.. g.OG chf. to corner No { M. c. ou tho lime of ordinary high tide of Ca.tur1u Channel at thc month ol Mondulall River. hmce mcndorus Che mid 1fouIeuhaU River CD N ia. 00' E.. fhU ch. ll N -3 sn' E. Goo chs aJ N 2fa f5 ". 5.20 chs DD W. 4f' 3r w. GlO chs. Gl E. 22. f5 ". fSO chs. GI N 3i f5 ". f5.rO ohs co N. f5' E. 7.l0 chs lNi N. 2a l5. E- ll.io cus. tgl N. go f5' E, SEQ chs. TO N. cG f5 E- 2.2n chs. rD Ns15 2O E. a.6O chs D2l N 51. 5- F. faf chs. to corner No. l. Che place of be- ginning. containing S,.5l acrcs. magnetic variation 5l ah E.
 FRANK A BOYLE.
 Register First publication October !.
 Luat publication November 2i.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

|..r. ..H newspaper mon living r.. n.. H.t..t ta. combination o. .". .c.rI o Thms" Che Stroller Has r...- met hIm IT he H. nm exception and .u a .. h.. .I
 some months ago ttc Stroller re- produced from so-.hou nubuca- uor ar .-H... .o..cmne cards of rr.s ~Hr .Hhs.n.. of One ar- ..'. n.. suggestion t.at IT sou H.e i'm r.elh.-I.oI whore One r..r.. expect -o he thw.et .hroash m. column. .fa newspaper for every a.. a. lr.a... performed yoH had l.r-.r mos. to some other ionnty nm .r.r .ro.. who wish to aIvor. On. h-- charity care for public
 .rI Nineteenth. of thc people ". r.. wish to be publicly Thanked
 . bored whom fhey are Whom n.1a. f1 what tdes consider is a tur h.r to ,. Is a duty and from kindly motives not tor thanks
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
N0TIcE TO PIONEERs

Am important meeting Of lgloo No. e. Pioneers Of Aiaaka. win Doc held at Moose Hall Thurday night Nov. 8. and all members or Che or- der are urged to bo present Nom- nations of officers for Che ensuing term win bc made and other im- portaut business win Doe up for con- alteration Tho hour of meeting is o'clock sharp
 H. R. SHEPARD. Secretary
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

Mrs. M. S. Perkins. wife of U. s. Commissioner Perkins of Peters burg. who has been visiting here for the past several weeks loft for her home on the steamship Spokane. ace companled by her daughter Patricia.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
sITKA HOT SPRINGS

vmt Dr F L. Coddard's famous sanInrIum. where there is every comfort Ra,as 23 per day and up. Tho waters of thc sitsa Hot Springs are llle-elyinr and hoalth-proecryIng.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

FOR SALE Small cabin boat wih l-h. D. Standard Kid engine. nearly new. Suitable for hunters or prosDcctors Wu sell cheap Ap- ply Go M. & Hudson or to onico of srollor's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

IT, W. Vance. engineer for the Alaska Road Commission. who rc- gently returned from Che westward. left O ntbe Princess Alice on bus mess trip to Seattle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

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 sH .orr.ne t,. de .d plantation tu. or dc o'l folks al homo.
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 um many happy da, lmuderd Nnr Ic .n. sums
 Whom ... playing vith my brother U.r WI.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

Nr. and Mrs. W. O. Carlson and their utue daughter lelt on Che Princess Alice for Seattle. where they win reside during Che winter.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29

(ro be continucd)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
NEWBERRY NOT
FIRST TO BUY IN
But Michigan Senator's
Case Is Most fragrant
BY w. u. roRrERFIEIp

WASHINGTON. Nov. si.--tSpe-
clal Truman III. Newberry Of
Michigan is not the first man who
has attempted to purchase a seat IN
the United States senate and got
away with II.
There have been many others. a
very few OF whom were caught and
held up 10 more or less lxnomlny.
but II has remained for Newberry
to be convicted In the federal court.
under the national corrupt practices
net before a jury OF his own pollti-
cal faith and a Judge appointed By
President Taft. then 10 have the
act under which he was convicted
declared unconstitutional by the
United States supreme court. md
then to set into his place on the
republican side OF the senate and
stick there like a burr with the con.
tempt Of every homes, man In the
world looking down upon him. while
Jun Watson and his crowd OF trick.
STEERS succeed In making the whole
business IA party ISSUE
Tho present fight TO Dust New.
berry Is being led by la Toilette
for the little group Of republicans
and by Pat Harrison OF Mlssissippl
and Pomerene of Ohio. for the
democrats.
Jim Watson Of Indiana. true TO
form. tried to call up tho resolution
on the day the attention OF the
world was directed on the limitation
Of ornaments conference at the
other side OF town
You want 10 take the skeleton
out OF the closet and bury II In the
dark said Senator Harrison.
But la Toilette and Pomerene and
Harrison and a few others pre-
vented that particular infamy. and
now the fight has been dragged
into the open and the whole mess
Is being stirred again.
But Il in a hopeless fight. New.
berry. after the usual flights Of
oratory. after charges have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
PROGRAM FOR
DOPE SESSION
Details OF Saturday Meet
Here Announced

Thomas r. Revelle. new United
States district attorney. and Rev. w.
~ Bliss. head Of the white Cross
here. went 10 Olympia Wednesday
and automatically kidnapped from
Gov. Hart his statewide dope con-
ference 20 be held here Saturday.
The governor viii be permitted 70
make tho opening address. then the
meeting will begin under the chair.
manahip Of Attorney Rovelie. Speak.
erB will include; Harry u. Smith.
United States narcotic agent OF san
Francisco. Prank Roman Jeffrey.
unlfed States district attorney FOR
Eastern Washington. OF spokane:
Police Inspector Hans Damn OF be.
attic. and Canon W. ". BIlss.
Tho conference will he open 20
tho public. Tho morning session
viii BE- devoted TO n discussion Of
narcotic conditions ia the North.
west. the afternoon IN working ou'
program To wipe out the dope
traffic. The meeting will convene
at 10 a. IN. IN department II Of the
superior court IN tho County CITY
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Fiber Sweaters $685.
Coat and Tie-Back Styles

Fiber Sweaters with revers and cuffs of brushed
wool-two pockets and narrow belt.
-Tie-back style with plain and metallic thread m
revers and cuffs-all sizes in Copen, rose, Pelin.s
brown, navy, honey dew, tomato Mohawk china pink
and white.
lis Children's Fiber Coat Sweaters rose and Copen
with buff brush wool revers and cuffssizes to u
at $1.95.
90 Brushed Wool Scarfs in rose and pink only, n
inches wide, with fringe 1895.
SECOND FLooR-THE BON MARcHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Rockies Are Sought
by Third Division

Tn. Third division. ''rhc Rock Of
the Marne." II recruiting msn in Sc
attic 10 fiil gaps IN four infantry reg.
imrnts, two artillery outfits. sngl.
necr. ordnance. tank and signal bat.
tallons. All men recruited will be
sent 20 Camp Lewis 60 attend vcca'
tionai schools to be prepared for
their army duties. The Seattle re-
cruiting station In tho Maynard
building IL In charge Of MAJ. T. W.
King OF the Third infantry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Corsets for
Less


-All-elastic top c. B. a la
Spirite Corsets of heavy
pink coutil--for large fig
ures-$2.OO.
All elastic top pink
broche r. & G. Corsets for
medium slender figure
$3.50.
Heavy d otte d pink
broche Bandeaux, back
closing, SOC.
SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
To Conduct Meeting
Here on u. S. Budget

Headed by John T. Pratt. New
York lawyer. business man and
phllanthropiat. a delegation viii ar
rive IN Seattle Monday 10 conduct
a mass meeting In support % the
national budget reform program q
Gen. Charles q. Dawes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Toilet Goods Reduced

--Lazell's Violet, Sweet Pea, Honey
suckle, regularly 20c--2 for 25f.
Lily Pure Powder Puffs, regularly
15c-2 for 15t.
-Mavis Vanishing Cream, regularly
50c-now 25f.
La Calana Baby CASTLE Soap, 4 ior
25c.
Rubber Gloves. extra quality, resur:
larly 65c-now SOC.
Fountain Syringes, regularly $2.5V-
now $1.0S.
Hot Water Bottles, regularly $2.oV-|
now $1.0S.
UPPER MAIN TLooR-THE BON MARCH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24

Suit TO collect si.ossss damages
alleged to have been caused BY a
collision between a truck and a nu,
nscipai street car was filed against
the city in superior court Wednesday
by the Union Oil company Of Cali
foruiA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Chicago Thankful
for Nickel Fare

CHICAGO. Nov. ss.--chicaxo has
scent street car fare TO be thank
ful for.
Starting AZ midnight fares OF SUR.
face lines viii be nickel instead
Of = cents. following decision OF
the Illinois commerce commission.
Elevated farvs remain nj 10 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Disappears Seeking
Job, Fear Foul Play

Missing since he started out 10
look for employment "Wednesday
morning. Joseph Dodge. ~ OF s12f
Lincoln Beach drive. was sought
Thursday By police. Foul play IL
feared. for Dodge IL said 10 have
had $50 on his person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24

made and answered. and possibly
after few personal encounters
have been averted. will be declared
more sinned against than SHINING"
and led to his seat. there TO make
the laws for you and me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Confirmed
a. Commissioner

The appointment 81 Luther Weed.
in OF coup~viIie an immigration com.
missioner for the Washington dis
trict haS been confirmed. weedin.
who succeeds Henry ". White. will
probably be sworn In Friday.