St. Tammany farmer. [volume], February 22, 1913, Image 1

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Fritz and Albert Salmen to
Put Up sBuilding as Me
morial to Jake.
WORK OF LOVE
SALMRN BROS.
Their Company a Great Ben
eAt in Promoting Inter
ests of the Town.
M: "~. Ut L d se. of SFeftoi war
ina Ceviuton tidi week and was In
:ta l spirit~ over the prolunct, fur
the pubaic ebool of that plae. TVue
live ~ among the bus.tess: ne.
.ad thor eforts to boost the `town.
have lacluded the support of ?Jro:;
er educatlopal 'faell tut well au
" te
est Moth &r, with their
t is "ompasy pb .Ir
of.mnan the rep
taite 01 te I meamuly a-T
;: t 11 of this:.seon pfuthis alrg
EWtI I the..Inth
o, i~l;~·the torn I. ly! grea t~rlr
"eo of. , _ brott~~setbsct i 6fo this company.·
meeat that .oe tnd.d be.
N w s a .evers
tai atinao
ta he t nile iuhnct
ofti. w oikt of tYoung Merna Chria
Stlp Ausoelanlom ': be grL:ly alid
~Iby" eulbi ,The pu14c ;
that will be : ocattot
wilt brng lb bars Into ft
'~pd to bebnelt op ohi. uaetbtl l.tru
tog a bS , W ~eel * `tS lt . h t . i¶ wnlt.
·.:rU Z"akw ltc~ett Inis .lit~i ' go~iu~a
:tt tbe takeanis thc
tie. az1. 1,1 'Dd' i` 2f i (i .
-*w j;. com1 led"14U4 4 that al t:a a S* -
5Jrii.R nw ee. on O` elldmnS. It
arty. iOt t .$_ 00e L
;· ~4tw"ny`high al oos- Q`. d
''tsbao e .fited wuti Ia e7.tb
be acredit to the toe.s
KIam FORM" owt1uR
xsras seoclamm- gte swshcirME
. . ýl- i a lids f 3· lib a .
Deplbe Leo Se e. e Left
N Peaso PFeb. i*.-Crtased by hard
drinklts, In which he aid.. been In
dulatgu InR in oot to overcome his
brooding, George P. Caren a" ot r d
\kiled Uru Philip tgibon, his boy;
thood; sweetheart, at the Mhou of his
tter re late Saturday nlI. Ho:
tin kMilled abela i. "The enhootling
i the story:of asinlU pulit' a Iove,
am Inte rr twilve yea] itet
S eP.ib l harmarrired. Olanlen:
is B~ago, AM -.seet Cavi.eshad
tweah a he hme& al*
..here 1se *a "r s from. oeie
at he onutbr seak rto inei
u Mrs., Gibson,: who 'wasEu O~se:ath
aCrutch., dauhtet Of el-Mayor
W.cruthr of`Crut Dallas, slever
e st o, after he eaCaves :had
talag abst-eess, and as growl
sweethearts at her home In Dal
whperoe she wsn prettoy srojety
C av,n Inan efort.to~o~ hi
t, lft itn .tel? for
.i.whiere. be . egagaed in the
luna houslieut and lb. gro*Win
t. He came to El Pso with the
adrds of retlees- frgm the north
Not nUowlsg that Mrs. Gibson was
h. e wasa guest at his iester's
n ,Montana attest whe i he
that Mrs. Gibeson was his
sweethe et. He made In faer .
emaet bet at mret, but son
OnSe he met her oa the
g Trapdwea r O he4 n bs
S her 857ga earetter, She
p o - a s r ask
even pbre
71iM ** Lt a
USA ft~ hdii
i 3~l t
J CL 8ALMEN
Killed In Rallrod Accldeut
in November. 1908.
CRUCE RBAIMS AT CHURCH EN.
TRANCE; MOTHERS
PROTUBT.
Evanton, Il.l. Feb. 12.-A pro
posed system to cheek babies during
service was resented Sunday by soy
epal mothers at the Wheadon Metho
diet 'p·ieloal Chruch here. The
rnothes were, willing to have their
little ones cared for ia the ante-room
during the sermon, but. wrh they
urs offered checks as a -guarantee
t akao mistake would be made when
te.babies were called for tkhy' ob
setidl. The atega t- awere Iaally
persuaded to take care of the atfants
without handin out cheehs for them,
beig .segred. by "each ,mther that
there wotld be no mistake Inade.
The cheekig .eonesedio has bees
:let by the Ladies' Aid Soclety of the
chruch, the members of which de
sirea to retieve theaeGraati faetom
the annoyance caused by the babies
''vptug
Tuesday, February 26,
to Locate Cannery.
Oppo tu tty for Covington
to Add to Her Indus
trial Enterprises.
There will be a meeting at tr.e
coirthou'e Tueeday, at 10.:0 a. m.
for the pu.'pose of deciding on a site
for the loca *Jon cf the Abita Springs
Canning Fa.e.ory, which .i now lo
- st WaleV:ofim. olpers'
bb wll be pr.'ent to answer an;
questions relative` to the-business o'
lie, snu ad -s tU give any Ieforma
tl in .cnn 6ion Nth the eotapany
th may be. rd,.
AiDt siuhould, la Interested .n
I gsc igt Eisannajy; s it will .vee
ta emplo; d ai l gao- nuhmber of
.h.ds with a pay roll that would help
thngs,.O. Uf Every. uwfactory es.
uan ind iiet for other.
to come. The meetlng. Sauld be wet
attended and. every enaopragemenl
shobuld be" extended for a fuller de
Velopment of thebusinaem.
WVUMP PULLlR lBRluAKS; FlRA.C
TURK MIOW8 U lUS.
Foini. Feb. 19.-*be' Carter
white, aged dsitt-two, and Parker
Cousin, negro, twenty-ve wm biedly
hart to day at Onvil when the lever
of a stump-pullaer broke. The boom
wlaglng -around a-tr the ;smen
areas the legs, breakl~ one log of
eseh man.. Carter' injury s an or
twdPs b~C~$ut CeumO ' is seel
.sail, adin asll kdýth.t woos4
aThe mne were WW ;lf John
Willie, a farmer Th. T were taken
to Nw ;Oteams to the . aritr HRo
blDr. MI. D. B ofll . Foldo".
k i phim npudkowatUcb lae tret
Lls~~:cc-igss~t Iua
IE FALAT
and be of Handsome and
Ornaientali Design.
RESULTS FROM
PARISH FAIR
Bids r Als Asked- r Use
of Pavilion for Moving
Picture Sho.ip
Covington La., Fe& is, 1913.
Meeting of the Park Commplsson
wRs called to order on t above date
with President D, J. Sanders in the
chair and J. H. Smtih, seting secre
present: :A ea coudry, C. E
Schonberg, Whit. Riggs and Jac Bok
enfohr.
Minutes of Jaisary 17, 1913 were
read and adopted4 -
Moved and ded that the bills
of H. J. Smith & Sons, for $11..5.
and L, M. Bourgeois, for $4.86, be
ordered paid.
Carried.
Moved by J. H. Smith, seconded bl
C. B. Schonberg, that the bid of A.
LeBlanc, for $90, to erect an arch at
the park gate be accepted.
Casried
Report of C. E. Schonberg In. re
ree ed; snd, the placing of the
swings .was turned over to the Im
provement Committee, with fil powes
to et, .alo esaid eom ttee. to haov s
ha Vic-eis panted for $10
was rbceived and the bill ordered
paid.
Moved a4: i een'eddihst the iron
froat drive gate and .6ee dosen steel
settees, as sqle.ced, be ordered from
H. J. Smath & Si.s.
Carritd.
Moved and seconded that a com
umttee p three be appot ed to .Ratw
-up a preoposition for bid: for tU.
renting of the pavilion for an electrk
show or theatre from March. It, b911
to Octoberf 15 i191,- with the under.
standing that the rental be set aside
to help pay of the Indebtedness dt.
on the pavilion. Said proposition-tc
be published in the St. Tammany
JAC BOKENNOHR.
C. E. SCHONBERO.
J. H. SMITH,.
Co€mmittee.
"M ean:d, seconded that meeting
adjourn.
D. J. ANDNak
President
J. H. SMITH,
Acting. Secretary.
NWWI'CE,
The Park Commission of the town
of Covington, through its undersign
ed committee, Invites sealed -bids for
the privilege of renting the Pavilton
during the period commencing Ma.s
Said Pavilion to be -uped by the
party or parties rena sames; aM
mo picture show b6se ssobect
to'-the folowing sondlou
Saida Piavilionla to be .free ftew h1t"
use of the publitCat 4. times weik
drlaig hb hours o f,* . . t,
12 . pm., i aflly, `and, alsto:- ~o
the right of the Commission to .Ise
said Pavillo- durling said Mep
ever said Commission may deem.,t
Alae halt fdr4sh r ad
4orsed suitable to this' tomma sow
Successful bidder must o y
inm.rance regulattions oV i'l.- -
of Pavilion ass moving picture show
sinds duvt i frog -the 'ra if
said Pavilon are to .be .used by the
Commission to reduce the outatandi
lag indebtediness on said Pavilion.
All proposals hould be addressed
to C. B. 8ehonberg, Secretary ofr com
.ittee, and they will be opened sad
the l'ental of the Pavilion sWirded
to the highest bidde, ay`r Thurstqy
Pebruar* S . 1911, at $ p. R.
The right is reserved to reject any
sat all bids.
Chairman. '"
Commlte
e 'tg ord- a adbom e .tiaton coksett
th mayor cd l eterk c of ,i
oti on, duty .e'e.the
4.eG. wAVIB -
~Is~ ~:
drowsne aeen m
a sesed rseeu
to rkele . hi
Lear the o th -
snod, d a h.
t `rme , .th.. ,oth into
the watf.o :Ip@ at
tepeait catme.. near
losing 1is the stort.
Coroner aed j held
an nlqesta wa= hen to
New Or k ...
wSGm sA Ws 's ,PoN
Mande. .-iterlal is
on the ero e ; e son..i of a
sawmill on bant of e
on Cu tthe oorporWai
limits it bf l . James
T. Davis, A local citfteen
and a sa eperience. A
f.il como ailled hands will
turn out p o.f lumber dsaly,
the timber be=ng enough.
it a s aid ` the ew iU: in
eoauttý f or` ers. `HI
enterprise b aeaOl
ston to and Mr. Davis
has the of the . mLiml
tT for l'&
The P ,:arve Lumber
Company, cIt *otehaplates the
early erect ylle, In tht
parish, of ai- with a substan
tin cpact wtll ve employ
meat teq Ott people
residing In
During this Month.
Co mi ttee on Badl 'ebo
the NetPr oeed&s1a8L
o--, n. ..i
S-Corvgton. La., Feb. 18, 1.3
Meeting of the Association; w
ad to order en above date b7..
Bourgeois. pesident, with the .-:
iag members ,present: 1a. M. D, -
SLeon,! eacodti, .!aa. ' -
Si ,Leu n' 1ten. IL . Os..dtf N..
Seiler, Jacob Seller, W. H. KenUtel,
Joe Hoffmma, J. Ii,. Smitht, U. I.
lanutes of January .I1 were read
The followang -lport of- Chief Os
tendore ;was next, resved , and or
dered spread on the mnaut. ..
To the OeCra and e a of the
Firemen's Benevolent s tlo
of. Covinlton. .
Gentlement:--I, the undersigned.
tender this mjy ecd , m h' report;.
as chief o yeaour re departme t.
It s with -great pleasure that I can
report that we have had- no res ac
my last report.,
No. I -ad No. 3 are aIn: od cohdf
tknc and also that the truck is all
ready , fore ,4ty, s-ad I at ' '44the
tde themical be put in worklet cern
dln a ir't is th first thing need.
ed t thre of a> Er..i. `
I hase al the phone ever
Thanha to all tbo answer the r'
V dhahu seJW thi
eacot. 06 was receirv
thanks.
- w . 4Itistee be tao
amont owed by teh Associatteu by
tedr ed I. Selth.
Oie- the blw
{in l edmulttee 'Ar taext~
-. 4alst i
R4t eomau as nextappl
Sas follows. Jeauoruesaghton e
F Gabriel a 3.10l t':t bJt.
r sla~lW~o anness· a<-.-·;Oidii
"kidr
- i t! 77
SIsj"~a~~~;;~~
L~K. ~CB&AL
teport of :th Seriff an!'
Tax O:hgtý fot t
,~nhof Ja nua
tratittforia Parfrh
Jail Awivarded to. June
Tadroixe, L*t Bird.
Covla to. La., leb. 17, 1913.
s`nabd e date.
de twit 'b , preet
'1. A.Bchaei.
er r o e andP. U, Bituc.;
Absents, done:;
1t was `dvd e ad` a.Z; nDie fde
that the reading Of'the mitaute "of
the, previous aesting .be dlapaed
Tb theHaiibwrm p fjIiu~aýý /lSa md
Ttheru siorti Pt' St. ia
RRah7Oaet eihm
#e, t fero: p #setd
'f 0rs o += s o f t
.r1
teab ft bte
.~gta S5oubw ~u.
p'2.That oarire - i q': gp4
(Uroads wbcbV tever travel.
iiA· i g lrb We d t s li w
It s sgmove d and dal i r o ded
that above pet tlon bro lai tr waift
_The f()1lowing`inpr was" reads`
Crimilna fui . i " .... 3s040:
O ri mfai taE . l. 744. .24#l.3
School funad .......j5.
_ 1174.77:
Poll - tax .: . . :t.:;* r f .402.2
CRQ.I. ulai'nd S ý .: 26315
School. ward " ...... 24434
Sebsoh vard *,~ 241.41.·.
Per capita taa .. 194.75
* 12.1.6
Chasn. Davis sec't., 10.00
td tll .. ,. r. svrs
#44 nenutoed fand 'r ury
'iul. Taa ¾ t 2,.
'Sworn to madsuJ.eba
*1 itj^
~t;·~·*: ~t~
I WiI~,F Equ m"'
1< L m"ij *tth mii h
,e hierv rivetged : ap peai ifrom
''am ogis =th . womge o': the i*.ot
League for tetaueL i=wsabm
lutret aeu th 5t~e A the
nuic seho the .Soes t the
schooC jtiu #4truagg t that
:r·MIt~e Iss so achb4~p
s u
Uzi
eeryº father aatctp s f3a or
hits boy tb'tI> 1t BR~EWiEsm
of a.$ Ott raa4 a eg eat. re
£ or hip
be Indignanit Utold at_
theca='a ;; a em~tL r 1~isd,
o sthet thiasp ama.msr
of hat ·a mother's L-weapgiit o ;.
Yet it is butely troa that s,
qaajrlt of sotrp u~4 fth~rVi*
re by. leek* of proper. iuteestlth
inesathat Am" emplui ~~s
-tp the fstctw tast Iatvbs*'t* e
the posi~tio of e 'p yr},,-A*
b#,u Ma ts -~
dARC
tW r `A ii 'ntriels
wat =ee
eete the th ie.polf, ,ui 4&
rf;of
Rseted ok ad rod' fu*x
that the f of,3 ¶
bbof ThomasiLel an at
massu ant id gIve tht: o*taL the.
follo ie de*3 ore
p014x~~i: -rgeg ji~
'ter .~a~3~~for 1.5~t#
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