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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12
CarterviIie.

Too late for last week.
Dated: Wednesday, Oct; 4th.
MIR. w. 4. Holland and children are
sick with colds and fever.
Misses Maudie and Myrtle Earring
ton had as guests Saturday night and
Sunday Misses Ruby Arnold aud Attic
May.
Mrs. W. L. Holland had as her guest
Sunday Mrs. Hickson Coyle and chill
dren OF State Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harrington had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Matlock and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam May and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Robertson and chill.
dren spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Holland and family.
Miss Ruby Arnold spent Friday night
with Miss Attic May.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Dodson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Rober
son. ENooKS.
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Phillips Hill.
Monday. Oct, 9th.


Seems very much like winter now.
Mrs. Jim Flaherty returned home
Saturday, after spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bounds
Mr.. will Mcclure and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. n. G. Bounds.
Miss Jennie Mae Young spent the
week end with her parents here.
MIR. Joe Bounds and his mother made
business trip to Cotton Valley last
week where Mrs. Bounds purchased
q new stove.
afr. Sam Young visited his mother,
Mrs. Warren Young yesterday.
Quite bunch Of the Sunday School
steachers and children went Sunday
afternoon to the home of Mrs. n. G.
Bounds to see her little twin grand
babies, whose parents were yisiting
there.
The box supper was called of Fri
day night on account of such q rain.
Mr. Lucion Burks now has employ
ment at the new oil well near Sarepta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bounds have received
a letter from their daughter (Ruby,
Mrs. Alexander, who resides at some
. : :. .
point in Texas, saying one OF her twins
was having high fever.
Mr.. Sebron is planning to move soon
on Mr.. Marcus Young's place neaI
BOdcau.
Messrs. T. G. Burks, Blanch Coker
Il +. L. Curry are assisting Mr.. Chapel
to-day on his new barn.
The farmers Of our community are
about done picking cotton, some ol
Z them are busy gathering corn.
The stork has visited the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shepherd and lef,
them two little babies, boy and !
girl, and also visited Mrs. Leandel
Campbell and left sweet little Girl
Z Both families reside near Ivan.
Mr.. Hughes Mccall and family wer,
visitors Sunday at the home Of Mr.
Curry. Liza.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12
Oak Grove.

Dated: Monday, Oct 9th.
A splendid rain fell here last Friday
right, which was badly needed.
Schol Is progressing nicely at Emma
A good attendance is reported
Mr.. H. M. Doty made trip to Plain
Dealing last Wednesday after a wagon
load Of groceries for the firm Of Stroud
& Doty. 81.
Mr.. John Thomas has been doing
considerable work on the ford at
StrOud's bridge. We are to have new
bridge at this place In the near future.
according to reports.
Mrs. J. w. Logan has moved to live
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. f..
Skies. who reside near Grove, Webster
Parish.
Mr.. J. H. Hobbs is operating jitney
service between Sarepta and Shreve-
port daily. He is also selling news
papers.
Mr.. c. H. Giles has been very busy
the past week hauling pineknots to fire
the boiler for the prospect well on the
Rollinger lease in section 8.
Mr.. A. j. Logan has been on the sick
list the past week, but is improving at
present.
Mr.. Marion Matlock of Plain Deal.
ing, spent a day or SO OF last week with
his daughter, Mrs. Lea Giles.
According to reports, the Standard
Oil Company has set eight inch casing
in their Rawls No 1, in 15-22-11, Bos,
sier Parish.
Messrs. John Farmer and Russell
Giles are both on the sick list at this
writing.
Mr.. G. M. Malone was a business
visitor to Shreveport last Friday.
| Mr.. A. E. Stewart is now engaged
in the jitney transfer business.
The town Of Sarepta is fast taking
its place among the leading oil towns
| Of the state. 1t has recently been in
corporated, and includes an area OF
one square mile Some prominent oil
men and attorneys have offices in tllt
| town.
The Louisiana and Arkansas Rail
way has restored normal service OF
their line running from Hope to Alex
andria.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vernon spen
Saturday night and Sunday will
relatives in this community.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Giles made {
social trip to Plain Dealing yesterday
Mr.. s. d. Wise passed this way on,
day last week on his way to Sarepta.
Mr.. G. NJ. johnson has almost sus
pended operations at his saw miff o.
account Of the scarcity of cars.
/ Mr.. Grover Allen has moved t,
Sarepta from Washington and assume,
the duties of postmaster at that place
Miss Rosie Lea King, newcomer Ii
this community is attending school a
Emma. GOOD EYE.
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plain Dealing, Route Three.

Dated. MnniIav f,ct OF,
Arant VIC hariny soma baa,,fif,,l .,,,,-
shiny weather. Rnt isn,t - coosa
yrur corrasnondant racrots arv
much to ranort tho daots, ~ Mrs.
Charlie paiiov who diod Thursd.,v =
morninp af 1 o,cinck at fha home nf
hor M ro,,ts M ord RSrs W,,I Stv11,s
She Iaavas = host ~ friends and rol. ,sI'
otiyps tn mnnrn bar daath Sbo leaves
= bnshand and two ch,ldron The 90 49,. =.
RESPONDENT has haen' Informed that tha
hnriai sarvicas COS var. var. hald % | ~ Sh;ial h -
Mr. and Mrs Gid Carnlev ara "a
toicinp nvar f;na hahv hov Nor, ona
night last week !, - =
Wr. win croucb was n,o.san nj
visitor az the home ~ His old frie,,d
Mr. q W Wo1Ear ror,a oro,. NJ
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12
Arssnd Kingswssd.

Too late for last week.
Dated: Monday, Oct. End.
School opened at the Pease school
to-day with an enrolment of 20, with
several more to come later.
There is quite lot Of sickness In the
community ut this writing
Mrs. e. +. Davis has returned from
q sanitariunl In Shreveport where she
was carried to be treated for blood
poison caused frm bone felon on her
left hand.
Mrs Charles DuBard, Of Houston,
Texas, was called to her sister, Mrs.
Davis
Mr.. Pilkinton has been very low but
is slowly improving.
Mrs. Busbey spent Saturday with
Mrs. pilkintOn.
Drilling is again under. way on the
Atkinson lease, with good Indication
for OIL.
Mrs. r. Il. Vickers has the sympathy
of the entire neighborhOod In the loss
of an infant gin. -D1TsY.
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Phillips Hill.
Too late for last week ]

Too late for last week.
Dated: Monday, Oct. 2nd.
Most every one is through picking
cotton and some are gathering corn.
The Phillips Hill school this morn
ing with an enrolment Of thirty pupils.
Miss Gertye Mae Hyde from Ringgold,
Is to be our teacher.
Mr.. Casper Young. from Ivan, has
been seen down our way quite often
lately.
Mr.. w. w. simpson, from Cotton
Valley, was business visitor here
Friday.
AR. and Mrs Joe Bounds visited
their daughter, Mrs. Jim Flaherty
near Cotton Valley.
Mrs Z. s. Young and children visited
relatives III Minden from WedIlesdaJ
until SATURDAY, and NJ. Young vent 4
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made g business trip to Rockey Noun

made business trip to Rockey Mount
last Friday.
Mrs. N. G. Bounds was the pleasant
guest at the home Of her son, Mr.. Joe
Bounds. last Tuesday night.
MIR. Lncian Burks, who has employ
ment at the oil we'll near Sarepta, viii
spend few days at home this week.
Mrs. Jim Fhlarety spent few days
OF last week with her mother and
father, MIR. and Mrs. Joe Bounds.
Alene Burks spent last Sunday very
pleasantly with Gladys and Beatrice
Johnston. GREEN PARsON.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12
Around Linton.

Dated: Tuesday, Oct. 10th.
The Linton school opened Monday,
Oct. 2nd, with Mrs. Torres as principal
and Miss Vashti Bounds assistant.
Miss Madeline Keith is reported on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. Willie Roach was mingling with
friends here one day last week
Mr.. Carlton Jones spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. Emmett Jones.
Little Jimmie Crouch was reported
on the sick list last week.
Mr.. r. V. Kerr visited the Linton
school last Monday.
Mr.. J. E. Bundy and family visited
relatives residing in Homer Sunday.
Mr.. $. r. Harrison was visiting with
relatives around Linton, so the reporter
has been told. -BRowN EYES.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12
Phillips Hill.

Dated: Monday, Oct. 9th.
1t seems almost like winter time is
here at last.
Most every one has about finished
! picking cotton.
Mr.. j. T.. Northcutt was out on his
farm looking after some business one
day last week.
Mr.. Charlie Burks and his mother
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12

Minden Saturday and purchased new
Ford and brought his family back that
afternoon.
A Anumber of our young folks motored
to Cotton Valley Saturday night to see
the pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Coyle and family,
from Cotton Valley, visited friends and
relatives here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Flaherty and little son,
:. Junior" are here for few days visit
with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Young and
family motored to Serepta Sunday
afternoon.
A box supper is to be given ON the
night of Friday, October 9th, at the
Phillips High School house Everyone
is cordially invited to attend. This
supper is given for the benefit OF the
school and Sunday School.
Mrs. J. B. Bookeft and Miss Gertye
Mae Hyde attended the box supper
given by the Cotton Valley High School
last Friday night. Miss Leeta Booker
accompanied them home after the sup
per. They all reported a splendid
ttime. AUNT "MARTHY.
Pleasant Hill.
Dated: Monday, Oct. 9th.
That badly needed rain fell last Fri
day night and this morning feels like
winter time.
| Mr.. Courtney Love. Of Shreveport, is
visiting Messrs. Chester and Roy Glea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmette DeMOss were
shopping In Shreveport last Tuesday.
Mr.. B. F. Gleason, of Plain Dealing,
spent Sunday night with his family
here.
Y Mesdames B. #. Gleason and En-
Inette DeMoss visited Misses Matte
DeMosss and Virginia Lamberth Satur-
day afternoon.
After spending several weeks among
relatives Miss Iona Gleason returned
/ to her home at Beldner last Saturday.
/ Mrs. A. e. McKinzie is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. En-
mette DeMOss.
Messrs. 8. j. DeAfoss and Clyde Lowe
have gone to the lake where they will
spend the week making syrup as Mr..
DeAIoss has large cane patch and
i from reports it il fine ore
Most of the farmers around here are
through picking cotton and are gather
ing corn and will soon have the harvest
all IN. ALT.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12
The Parish Fair Dates
October llth, 18th, 18th and 18th
ct BOssier City

be In big crowd the
Races Bali Games
Of other contests
Radio Entertainmenfs
o 0LsdwaY
A Merfy.d0R0and
LasghProvekins Clowns
Wedaedsy the Shreveport Farmers Day" You
4 wont want to miss y. s.
Thursday the Everybodys Your
ticket day entitle free
Friday, Admission
free that day to all Children Teachers.
continuous
of planned remain
grounds day.
is to
N aEBf orchard, field
h exhibits apprecl-
- large n Poporfion. Secretary Finaf
Make the Exhibits and Attendance
Reflect Your Community Spirit =
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

Bureau of Mines car No. l. of the Department of the Interior, arrived in the city Sunday and is parked near the end of the depot The car will remain here until December Z2. The car is in charge of A. J. Martin son, foreman, assisted by J. M. liar
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Mexican LabOrers Rounded Up; II
 Ordered DepOrted

immigration Officers Brawley and IiarringtC vcste. day afternoon rounded | D bunch of Mexican la borers as -hcy were coming from work iron the Copper Queen pro perties. The inspectors had stationed themselves at the ed Of the foot bridge near the Czar Stop on NacO Road and, as the men came over, they Were held up. About 40 were then marched 10 the city jail where they Were given an examination.
 All who could produce head tax" receipts were allowed to 20. When the wedding out process had been completed II were left. These were taken to Naco and deported. Some of them will be Gllowei to cone back provided they paid the head tax and can read and write. Those who cannot read and write will not be allowed to come back
 The arrest by the officers caused considerable excitement and a large crowd gathered around the jail Many of those rounded up had fam flies and il was not long until a number Of women and children in the bunch around the jail waiting for a chance to see their husbands and fathers.
 Several of those held for depor- tation had families.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Moose Resolution
 Expresses Sorrow
 Over Brophy Death

The following resolution has been adopted by Bisbee Lodge No. 71S. Loyal Order of Moose:
 Tt is not often that organizations of which man is not member con slider it high privilege to pay tribute to his memory Know that, to the act of Mir. Brophy in rendering a financial courtesy alone made it pos sible that this order could purchase it's home building in Bisbee several years ago, we feel that We have lost a friend. therefore
 BE TT RESOLVED, that in the passing out from among us of William H. Brophy the state of Arizona and the city of Bisbee have lost worthy citizen, and that Bisbee Lodge No. 71S, Loyal Order of Moose. has lost one who shown himself to be a friend. therefore
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this lodge express to the family of MT. Rrophy their most sincere sympathy. and copy of this resolu- tion be sent to them.
 w. ]. SPAULDING,
 "J. l.. POWELL.
 'F. F. BENNETT,
 "Committee
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Henry Brown Found Guilty of Murder
 in Second Degree

The jury in the case of Henry Brown, charged with the murder Of Walter Anderson. after being out from Saturday afternoon until 9:30 yesterday morning returned a verdict Of murder in the second degree. The jury also recommended len iency. Judge Lockwood explained [ that under the law, in case of a yer dict finding defendant guilty of
 murder in the second degree, the court could not take into considera- tion any recommendation for lenien- cy, and, although he was glad to receive the opinion fthe iilry in agreeing upon this verdict, neverthe les he could not take this request
 into consideration under the law.
 Brown will be sentenced by the court later in the week. Under the law he can be sentenced for any
 term from ten years to life.
 The following special venire re- ported for jury duty yesterday morn ing, out of 60 names drawn:
 C.. E. Hearn, San Simon; J. l.. Melgren, Jonathan Gordon, R. B. Valance, NJ. J. Lusa. Wm Blackburn, Tombstone; Grover c. Davis, Bowie: E.. c. Hendrix, Cochise; Lyman H. Hays, Wilcox: Frank Roth, Clark Marshall, Peter E. Crane, F. J. Mur-
 rell, George B. Berry, z. V. Prater,
 Ben Frankenberg, Dan Anguis, Bis bee; R. w. Benton, Chas. Neiyr, J. D. Hensley; Lowell; Fred Juleff. M.
 C. Egnell, Warren; J. w. billiard, M. F.. Buckles, J. R. Curry, Emil Jor- schke, J. C. Abram, F.. R. Pugh, H.. B. McMillan, w F. Best, sE. c. Pur- hello, of Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

Harry Hasselsren, Lewis Springs cattleman, was in the city yesterday on business trip.
 Arthur Heney and wife, of Fair bank, were in the city Sunday on a short visit to friends.
 Mrs. Viola Slaughter, of Douglas, 1 is ih the city for a few days on a visit to friends
 James $. Douglas and Sam Apple white were business visitors in tie city yesterday from Douglas.
 Joe Downs was in Tombstone yes terday on business before the board ! of supervisors.
 Mrs. Margaret Ivey and son, Del bridge, spent Sunday in Tombstone on visit to relatives from their home in Warren.
 Charles Purdy was in Tombstone yesterday on a sho,t business visit.
 Frank Fisher, of the aBnk O. | Douglas, was in the city yesterday on his way to oTmbstone. U. s. Marshal T. J Sparks and George Mauk returned 10 Phoenix last evening after d two days viait here.
 i Deputy Sheriffs Fred Kenney and Jack Armstrong and Constable Henry 1 Bohmfalf were in Tombstone yester- day on business before the super ! for court.
 Frank Hodges and family. of Can anea, were in the city yesterday on a shopping trip. Dr. z. Causey and Samncr Ashley, of the county hospita' at oDuglas. were in the city yesterday returning from Tombstone P A. Mosier has returned from the east where he has been on a buying trip for the Fair store. Mrs. Mae Hollingsworth. of Doug- 1 las, was in the city yesterday on 1 business connected with her inter- ests here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

 near the end of the depot. The car will remain here until December Z2. The car is in charge of A. J. Martin son, foreman, assisted by J. M. liar This fact has delayed the dismissal of the highway commission from further service.
 All supplies and records of the com mission were turned over to the coun- ty engineer, and surplus fund of ap- proXimately $2.100 was turned back to the board, which will be placed, according to law, in the general road fund of Cochise county.
 The personnel of the highway com mission was as follows: l. w. Wal lace, chairman; A. Y. Smith, secre- tary; Wm Reay, Emil Marks and T. D. Fulghum, members
 The board extended the retiring commissioners a vote of thanks for their public spirited service, and for the excellent manner in which they handled the affairs of the commission.
 Speaking for the commission, A. r.. Smith thanked the board for the CO., operation extended to the commission at all times, and to Clerk M. c. Han kins for valuable assistance and CO., operation in preparing their affairs for final submission to the supervisors.
 Road matter were also considered by the board, representation from McNeal appearing and asking for the repair of three-mile stretch of road in the vicinity of McNeal, which was referred to the county engineer for Investigation.
 A request from citizens in the north west section of the county for a large sign to be erected on the curve on the Benson-Tucson highway, where two disastrous automobile accidents have lately occurred, was also received by the board, but inasmuch as this high way was built and is now maintained and in charge of the state highway department, the board could do noth- ing in regard to this request, except to refer the matter to the state high way deparment.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
BUREAU OF MINES CAR TO STAY
 IN DISTRICT UNTIL DEC. 22ND;
 CAGE OF CANARIES ON THE JOB

ringtOn, first aid minor.
 IL is the intention of the men in charge of the car to form classes in the mines of the Copper Queen and C. & A. companies in mine rescue and first aid work The matter of forming the classes and where they will meet had not been fully deter mined yesterday afternoon when a representative of the Review called at the car. Announcement will be made within the next day or so.
 The car is equipped with all the modern inventions and Improvements of equipment used in mine rescue work and for first aid
 The car has just come from Globe where the crew gave instructions to over 250 men in that district in rescue and first aid work
 Before the car went to Globe they were engaged for four weeks at the Argonaut mine. in Jackson. Calif., at the time of the disaster when so many men lost their lives.
 They carry with them a cage of canary birds that are used in detect ing gasses in the mines. The bird is overcome and falls off of the perch in the little cage in which he is carried into the mines. The bird soon revives after being brought into the fresh air. At the Argonaut mine they used birds in over 100 trips into the mine and never lost one.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
COUNTY HICHWAY COMM| |SS|ON IS
 THING IF PAST.
Members Turn Over Funds and Final Reports to Board
 of Supervisors

The board of supervisors was in regular session yesterday, disposing of routine matters and other business brought before that body.
 The county highway commission, which has not been functisning as a body for about year, turned over it's afafirs to the board. after it had been ascertained that several damage suits filed against the commission in the To- cal superior court had been dismissed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

Elks' Dance Wednesday evening December 9th. Special music by Catherine Farrar's Salt Lake Mel ody Four.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
InJURED IN TRAIN CRASH

SHENANDOAH, la, Dec 4.-Sev- eral persons were slightly injured here tonight when Wabash train No. IA, bound for St. Louis from Omaha Neb., was derailed three miles north of here. Physicians from Shenandoah and Summit treated the passengers. None was seriously injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

An American court reporter re- gently wrote at the rate of 300 words a minute for five consecutive minutes and then presented tran script which contained only two i'm material errors
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Tuesday Morning, December 5, 1922

rst of Ivouti6ns Martian makes hreeco
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

Can the P. T. A. improve Lowell as
 environment for schools. Lets try.
The Monett times., 1922-04-14
FRANK J. LINTHICUM is INJuR-
ED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Frank ]. Linthicum, year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Linthicum, No.
407 Seventh street, received broken
arm and numerous bruises on his
body when he was struck by an auto
mobile and thrown against the curb
ing at the corner of Ninth and Gale
streets about 8 o'clock Thursday
evening.
The boy was playing with some
other boys and was walking in the
street near the curbing, when the
accident occurred. The driver Of the
car was exonorated OF any blame for
the accident. At first it was thought
that the car had run over his body,
but it was found that ne was struck
by the fender and thrown against the
curb. He was taken to the office of
DIR. VIM. West where his wounds were
dressed and he was taken home. His
injuries are not serious, and he was
resting nicely today.
The Monett times., 1922-04-14
SENTENCED TO THIRTY DAYS IN
JAIL FOR PETIT LARCENY

Roy White, 10 years old, was
sentenced to thirty days in the
county jail at Cassville by Justice Il.
A. O'Dwyer, Thursday afternoon, for
stealing a suit Of mems clothes from
the Monet Furniture Company,
which deals in second hand articles,
Saturday night.
The owner of the store was prepar-
ing to close the store for the night
and went upstairs to his living quar-
ters and returned Immediately, pand
found that during his absence some
one had entered the store and taken
the clothing valued at $40.
Constable Joe jackson was noti-,
fled Thursday, and shortly after noon
he arrested White, who pleaded guilty
to entering the store while the owner
was upstairs and stealing the cloth
ing. When he was arrested he had
the clothing tied in bundle and was
preparing to go to Sarcoxie.
After he was sentenced to Jail Off
Ger Jackson searched his clothing and
found gold watch that he had stolen
from Charles Horner on Marshall Hill
Steps will be taken to prosecute him
for stealing the watch.