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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24

vest-in states such as Illinois, Indiana iowa
sDa Nehraska But the government experts
..o,.iao oro,nd coon came to the CONCLUSION
that as good or better corn than America NJ I
ever known could be raised in prollhc quanus,
fl the south if only the people south VI Mas
and Dixon's line could be aroused 10 'he Wv
sbilies lying dormant at their doors. -.
Waking I'D these southern farmers 10 ,no -
neglected opportunities is the present VIZ
one Of the most efficient organizations III ohort
SANS agricultural corps 1t was nothing sn w.,
Of an Inspiration that the experts nl upo .o,os"
Dian Of proving that their corn iaii' tha
could come true through the medium nu.ted
hrmer bows of the south. The LAOS were ~, and
il tbia country wide demonstration worn
B00A nj them have lately been giving theii L.
Tiers object lessons right at home "ha' ~ 49, ~
many of the fathers have taken the io'' hot
heart and after seeing with their own e'0 o,,,.
phenomenal yields can be mace IL 'o ,I+,ral
81 tYated as the book chaps" at the ESanorts
department. prescribe they have peooi'i. ~ honce
to the new ideas and have announced 49, ,r cons
forth they will cultivate corn the way u will
nave ~. ao;nr those mast few months. IL wA i.
mo.n o.,,, srootion more time and WORK anu :,
uo.n. a..s',ot;on doub,ed or trebled or qudu-
spled ,.,4r,ctions
or course the government gave insttu'.lu Lest
to these lads as to how to till the SOIL III .n bich
advantageous manner, but the enthusiasm tho
resulted in corn harvests that have uau. ,,tred
whole world sit up and take notice was lAs nh,ch
by competitive contests for the winners ~ nr,zes
all sorts of prizes we're offered-toWnsnip p' ani
Village prizes, county prizes state prizes nonhe,
goodness knows what, all in the way % u !,
eliminating in each state in gram .,aaton al
the form Of sightseeing trip TO "asn the GOV
expenses paid, for one boy OF course We on sar
eminent did not offer these prizes on hi
has no money available for such p uipond tn
the department Of agriculture engine citizen
whole scheme and got the pubic-splrl'eu this
oi more than dozen states so in'e "s,,;dra
they put up the prizes mentioned ,no orsaniz
such as bankers and merchants ana olsa nari
tons such as boards of trade, county sa a,arc
tendents Of education, chambers OF oo, T., II
etc. contributed to the list of prizes Wnlon ooo
grand total footed up to more tnah s40' .ir,i,
This whole movement. alike 10 othe ~ dir
Sensational crusades has been unoer ~. .,,o do
uon Of the division of farmers co-opeiaa, o,lt,
enstration work of the department OF as a hs
and The field officers of this institu'ior 40 IT
brought about systematic effort on .he me- p", vi
ses seuthful corn growers by organiAAAs
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
uslned the Police and Is Arrested

New Orleans-Charles Ernst 90
1oonkeeper, got himself into trouble
because he objected to dice s"n,o
~, tho sidewalk near his saloon. he
telephoned the police that they couiu
make raid, and a squad of blueco'.s
burried to the corner. On the Sp'
proach of the police the dice piaSe.o
ran and four of them darted into inc
saloon, where they were arreSteu' 40
tho door of the saloon was opeh' NV
saloonkeeper was jailed for 'lola''ns
the Sunday law.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
Those Church Suppers!

-hrob Gales dinners, teas and the IKE ai
,ot on,v means for promoting soclai ehJoS ncNs
md incidentally of replenishing the treasures
90 .,a organizations which provide them lheso
e.,,ot,ons serve real and valuable ecohoihi'
n,rnose as Is indicated by the lady ~hoi iu ,,.
" uyoo,ev ouotes in the Toledo Blade. Inns
,aau weary of the work of providing three means
Sov for her family, consisting OF herseil' n.l
s,,sh.rd and her daughter. finds ne" 'oy IN
,o,,,er 81 ths time of year. and explains WHY
,ht ,sa went to roast beef dinner. ~
&C.. ,,o .re going to Methodist progressive
NJ, husband hates those progressive
upp u, hecause we start with soup at tne
SUPPL is, ro,, know. then 20 to some house TOT the
u,a,t conrse and finish up at some otner hou'e
for the dessert He says When he s'.s uo"N -
meal he likes to finish the Joo on tne spo'' -
stead of getting up every little Whlie putting y.
bis hat and coat and gaoping out ln'o 'he Wv
md crue, world to resume his eats at some o'he
a.ond Rut think it's fun. It's blessed cnanse
Tonoorrow night we go to Presbyterian chuio
.,nner That's only rs cents, too anu uon
ae how thew do 1t for the money Inc heA. ",
setar tb.t Ia an Episcopal turkey supper, anu -
49, 10 also a turkey supper at the Ohi'ai q
~ Then come the Disciple and Cohgres
t,an church suppers, and by that time you II ~, .
checks sticking out with rich hVlhs wv
ND We poor home cooks do II 1t WASH loi :.
"s,,roh suppers? They give us rest from
s.ennal routine Of planning and cooking the I'd
.,s Nobody that hasn't tried that tnree,lhe
m.a. ,usiness knows what grind 1t gets 10
aua' ,. ho,ieye there's man on eartn VIZ
stand TO: 1t.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
New Derrick over an Old Oil wen,

New DeFFlCk ONS' 49,
MarksviIIe Work at the oil wei
on the Didier property is progFesSl"5
fast, A new derrick is being ereo'In
and the bailing process OF the olu
we'll which was sunk eight years ae"'
will begin in few days. A mee,tn,s Ms
was held at the court house lev
nights ago, at which the promoter O.
tho work spoke. He did not ask any
financial assistance, but only wanted
renewal of the options on iailaa u.s.
which were granted by owners IN 'ne
vicinity of the well two years "so'
These options are about to expire
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
c.,,,d Raise Many Peanuts.

Ration Rouge.-That Louisiana
no Of the hest adapted states IN 'ie
uni to the growing of peanuts 20
the opinion of W. R. Beattle, ass's ~
.n nt horticulturist of the Bureau "
a p1art Industry, United States Depart
n,enr Of Agriculture, who spoke he,e
,r the farm demonstration WORKER kerr
=, " urged the more extensive grow,
ne o of neanuts in the southern and
l central portions Of Louisiana o,,, ~
e eers the farmers in Louisiana sno"''
saw .arer 1eturn to the old methods 0
making cotton and doing business
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
.,;..sd Of Manslaughter.

Lake Charles.--In the dis'ric' eou 49,
, Ian rank Brown, accused OF the
murder of Tarlton Chretien a. 'en
nings in November, was auluus go
am;ltv of manslaughter, with a ree'
concentration of clemency.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
,,,,rove Fish Preserves.

Natchitoches.-E. A. Tulian' super
iptendent of the fishery department. Il,
was here last week at the request o.
the Natchitoches Gun and hoo o'I IS
~ examine into the conditions q.
Champlain lake, the fish preserve III, y,
this organization, just below the Guy
limits with the view Of its improve
mont along scientific lines.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
mue+ Enter Second Primary.

Jennings.-The first Democra.ls
primary for the nomination OF mun, Nv
ina, officers under the new prlnl". -
,p ~, was held last week. the result u
Which will necessitate calling ne"
urinary n for the nomination OF mayor
pnd marshal, as none of the cana n.
dates received a majority Oh 'o n'.,
cast The date for the second pr
mary has not been set.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
FLANDERS Epidemic Conquered.

Lake Charles.-After moh'h
hard work, the CHAMBERS epidemic N
Vernon parish has been cona eIa' y,
vnder the direction of DR.. GUILTY OIL
The city, acting for the state au'hol'
tiles. Twelve horses were ,,,;,a
demned and killed ana 'hfee '
ings condemned.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
c.,rrs Of Arson Abandoned by sta'e

Nano,eonville.-The case OF 'ns
state VS.. Senat Rivet, a plah' e. On" ar
S ~ arcnant. who was indicted for ar.
HE. HE, was mas taken up in court here last
's ','ao,, The state depended on CIT.
cumstantial evidence, but the cou 40.
ha,d that this evidence was too re-
, n,ate and was irrelevant. The DIS
trict attorney then dismissed 'he 'a''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
-,o,n Is Guilty Of Mansla lighter

Many.-Among the ten conV ,eA',l't
lowed at this term of the dlstric1
court was that of James flanl ni,,ed
for manslaughter in having nlleu
~, ,.ao+ Maxey with whom FLANAGAN
hoardad The defendant testllleu
that he was attacked by MaxeS WIN
t t were alone at night and driven
l o,t Of doors because Of jealousy
Flannagan seized a gun ana silo' A'~
host
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
Refuse Appropriation for Parish rs''

Crowley.-The police jury py " ~
c;siya vote, refused to make an sp
preparation in favor of the A anuro.
PARISH Fair Association. An app. pro-
l,s ID. lIn Of $500 was asked. 1t was
b hold Nv a majority that the parish
should not make an approprla'lon ~, ~
s saUor Of a private corporation: II Is %
low ~eqarded as likely that the 'aif
association will not be aple W o ion
ate the fair this fall, the assocla, i.'a
not being able to pay us uepso o.the,
IN large measure to the bad weather
during fair week last fall
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
e.a,L in Louisiana.

Wilson to Speak in Louisiana d.
Lake Charles.-Local lawyers nave
o.nounced that Governor WOODROW
Wilson of New Jersey has accep'eu
an invitation to deliver an auutsS0
h h the Louisiana Bar Association
at ito meeting here in June.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
or,.,ize an Electric Light Company

Organize an ETece' To ~ a
Observation-Disclosures men, a'
recent meeting in the town hall, 81,
fected temporary organization OF ah
electric light company capitalized az
$500. All stock was subscribed anu
it is expected that construction VIII
start soon The construction OF
$4,000 waterworks system Will .o W.
pnder way in 80 days. The system
10 axnected to be completed by Jul!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
,.,.;vsr for Publishing Concern.

shreveport.-District Judge sun sun
erlin decided in favor of the delen nr
ants the suit filed by Capt b. W.
Marston a stakeholder, against Pres
No., NJ Nelson and Secretary Z.
Neild, asking for a receiver lot d
publishing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
,.,.rv AGENT Is Convicted.

sbreveport.-John PomranKy'
avery agent, was convicted in the
w., court and fined 500 for vloia'-
ing the prohibition law by seli'hs 0e''
in wholesale quantities.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
,o,;cs ,yurv Aids Demonstration work

Minden.-At a recent meeting oa
tho webster parish police jury a
committee of citizens appeared ' ~
e eshed that $500 be appropriated TO- q,
wards farm demonstration WORK III, !.
t NisN narish, promising the government me u
,n, give a like sum and furnish d
man eight months of the year. or, iaa
. nnnropriation was granted pr0vla s,t
on local man be selected for the "osA
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24

Ration Rouge-Governor sahaeis
has appointed Samuel A. heD, 10 "a.
member of the State Board OF h W.
ucation, vice Walter J. Burke re- e.
signed. Mr.. Leblanc is resident o.
paincourtville.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
T0IUSIANA: EDITORS
TO MEET APRIL Is
STRAWBERRIES ARE ALMOST KIP
Truck Gardeners viii Neeo LOW
aborers Next Month

uammopd-With strawberries FAST
ripening and with shipments p,o'"lS
ing to he heavy. the truck gardeners
Of this section are facing serious
problem on account of the scarcity y.
labor. 1t is said that LOO laooi e. -
will be needed within the neat ~
DAYS if the present summer "ea'"e'
conditions prevail. This is one u
tbe largest strawberry producing sec
tons of the country and this season "
production promises to be eXcepCio'
ally large.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
tia. Cases Before Grand Jury.

cases before Grand jury.
pavville-The grand jury for the
,;na six months was empaneled
q few DAYS ago. Several homicide
cases are up for investigation, among ls
t thsm being the killing Of A {. He"'
lit by H. A. Bule.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
e,.s. Case to Get Jewels.

Nav Orleans.-A glass display case
Of the DeLuice jewelry STORE -, .
W. ",n . street was cleverly cut by a
.ohher who escaped with nearly
thousand dollars worth OF 1ewela;
Five trays, containing Sc Watches auo
a number of rings and chains were
stolen,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
, nav and Night on Canal.

To Work Day and N'ont o" o or
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Griffin, o~ie.
Of the dredgeboat working SCUM W. W.
town, states that he is MAKING maxi, ,u az.
, ngements to put on double crew
and as soon as his dynamo "a a'. .auI
ha will be working both aay a ,o
nc niant On the big ditch to White LAKE
10, sp,snc on state Board Of Educa''e'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24
u,.uk Starts at Houma.

pavino Work Starts at Hourna'
Houma.-The contractors na ,s,
..a rted work on the paved sidewalks
On both sides Of Main street from
Canal to Bond.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24

r,ckers to Plant so Acres.
zona-Truck farmers of TINS place so.
Ill, nlant 80 acres of vegetables LOT
tho Northern markets.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24

Uk.oorn belt, lol inv 20
Tue :. YIN interfere with the growing o.
sire 10 latest n agricultural staple IN
bat Ol roru has long been the princi'
Fasls so U of the farmer. The new
G p,., ' Of the department OF a s1acos
pan " ~ If course that is the branch
tn =. government machinery that mas
q Oul o ~ this new activity-is simply
eln soct to make two blades OF grass j
D sr Tbere only one grew before:
gg .'.sougb all the world has been
. nn in establishment these many y,
s..rs past at the bumper crops ol
VA' .sis country turns out each year.
Soln Morris of the government some
u .inca came to the conclusion
wv s arpat as was the national corn
"a 4 was not as big as 1t ought to
h' furthermore, they thought they
ss...su time when, with our rapidly
wing population, the corn crop
g IVA not be any too big for our own
,Ssr,can appetite and, of course IL
A s came to pass, we would lose more
less Of our foreign trade, for a vas'
atty Of Yankee corn products now
~ their way to dinner tables over
~ m the theory of a stitch in tim
M agricultural sharps proceeded t
= husy over this impending prof
IN First they set about increasin
ts yield Of corn per acre and latter
nav have entered upon the even NOR
d a. mission of extending tn
IN growing area. AS our reader
- aware most of the corn crop BIZ
ben grown heretofore in the midd
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-24

h,i grow.
xas Gull
/. Dizo o.
re. Tells
IL. HcM
N ship ks
C..HsSna
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
MORSE LOSES HOPE or PARDON
4 Communication New Being Sought for
the New York Banker.

Washington, Dec 31.-l'riends Of
Charles w. Morse the New York bank
er who Is serving a term in the At
auta penitentiary, have about decid-
ed 20 concentrate their efforts for his
release on a plea to President Taft
u commute his sentence. All hope of
securing a pardon with a restoration
Of civil rights practically has been
abandoned.
II Is said that Mrs Morse has been
Won to this view and that Senator
Hale, who presented the pardon Pc
tItion to President TAFT. has been urg-
ing the commutation idea on Attor-
ney General Wickcrsham.
It has been pointed out to Mr..
Wickcrsham that It President Taft
were to commute Morsc's sentence tc
five years. the banker with allow
hnces for good conduct, would only
serve three years and eight months
He already has served n year,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

62l2 milca In tho matter Of install
latlon of block signal devices, reports
show that there was an Increase dur
ing 1910 Of GOO7 In the number Of
mile Of railway protected by the sls-
nails
During 1880 seven railways having
i35 miles Of line and capitalization
OF t5l0O0 900 went into the hands OF
receivers while during the year pre-
Hous receivers were appointed for 8
roads with $50 miles Of line and a
capitalization OF t7S,0OO,OOO.
Throughout 1910 there Wcro II
roads. having n mileage Of Toe miles
ana am aggregate capitalization Of
S9i,OO0,OOO, which were sold at fore
closure sale. The following arc the
lEurcs ON the same subject for 1909:
Number of roads forccloscd. A.; mile
lgr 2629, capitalization, $25IOOO, 900
Tho number Of cars and locomotives
by tho railroads throughout
the country during the 1910 IS dis
closed Iu the following table. which
ais. nnNs the figures relating go the
awr subject for 1903
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

building Of n branch by the Consoli-
.dauou coal Coal Company into the
Same region; the completion Of the
Key West extension of the Florida
East Coast Railway and that COM
pany's buildlns OF new line into the
center of Southern Florida, the eX-
tension OF the Chattanooga Southern
90 Atlanta and Birmingham; COM
picliou ot the Galveston Houston In
t.rurban; besides suudry other pieces
ol Important line
The amount of new electric rail-
way built outside OF purely local
street railways, was lee milcs and
the amount promised for 1911 Is
about $40 miles This latter does
NOT however. include any of the work
proposed los the Piedmont Traction
Company, the new organization of the
Mcars Duke iu the Clrolluos. or the
plan, of the ST. Louis ~ Kansas city
Electric Railway both of which pro-
Jr'N may soon begin construction,
Most OF the data here presented
N,ls obtained from official sources 10y
q thorough canvass OF ol the railroad
.nWpoulcs lu the states covered, al
though tn complete the statistics addl-
tunu' data collected during the year
muyh of II also having been furnish.
oJ through the courtesy of officials
Hos used The table ot construction
represents only now Mainline track
.nNuId tTY.Ilu vII .|lIv t4 hlNlnu uo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

Read the WORLD WANT ADS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
THE PENNIES NEVER COME BACK
Millions Made for Christmas Change
VIII BE Lost in Circulation.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 The flood Of
small coins which the mints ground
out for the Christmas trade has be
gun to find It's way back to the vaults
OF the treasury, where It will lie until
another holiday shopping season.
Some 20 million dollars in all. in
dimes quarters and halves. is COM
ing into Washington by express.
Stores hustle the coin TO the banks
and the banks quickly send It back
to the treasury. II is being redeemed
mostly In silver certificates.
Christmas this year made a new
record In the demand for pennies.
For three weeks preceding Christmas
the Philadelphia mint stamped out
coppers at the rate of 100000 a day
without stemming the demand. Where
the pennies all went to no one knows,
None Of them ever returns to the
treasury. They get lost in circulation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
NcN Limo nnlll rhIs Ncnr

Chicago, Pee 81 According 20
statistics compiled by tho Railway
Ago-Goactto, the rate OF development
OF the physlcal properties OF the roll-
ways OF the United states has been
about the same In 1910 os II was IN
1909. Latest returns show the
number or miles OF new railway butt
during the last year was AtgO. The
number OF miles constructed during
1909 was 37iS, white the total now
mileage built In 1907 aggregated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01
Two Accidentally wounded.

Rolf. Okla, Dec. 31.-Charlie Sink,
small boy, was playing with six
shooter when It went Off striking
Mrs Lula Wilmuth in the arm and
infIictIng painful flesh wound. The
bullet also struck Ernest Wlllmuth,
her stcpson, aged 10 years, under the
left arm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-01

Nine. Polalrc the French actress
laughed at a supper party over Tho
story that she was the usllest woman
IN the world,
"'rhe press agents" she said may
have benefited me by circulating that
story but ] think they were very I'M
pudent all the same. They were as
lmpudcnt os a Pullman porter l heard
about This portcr was dissatisfied
with tip that an actor and his wife
gave him, The actor said to the porter
when he got off the train at New
York
"Iayo you seen my baggage"
"Ycs." the porter answered, Jerk
Ing his thumb over his shoulder:
she's back there In the wash room
maxim up her facet"
aaaaaaa==az===
Read the WORLD WANT ADS.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-01-06
BOUND OVER
TO DIST. COURT
Two Preliminary Hearings We're
Held Before Judge mcVay
Yesterday.

The preliminary hearing OF John
Lewis, charged with grand larceny,
it being alleged that he stole horse
from Mr. Heinzman, was held be-
fore Judge McVay yesterday Five
witnesses for the state and three for
the defense were examined in all.
The defendant was held over to the
district court for trial under 5000
bonds. The horse in question was
large two-year old colt belonging
to Mr.. Heinzman living west of
Lake Mason. The defendant tried
to prove an alibi, but the witnesses
were unable to say where the de-
fendant was on the day of the theft,
Nov. 18th. No trace of the horse
can be found. In default Of bail
the prisoner was given into the care
Of the sheriff who took him to Lew
istown this morning.
Another case heard yesterday in
Judge McVny's court was that a.
gainst J. O. Absher, of Japan, for
malicious mischief in burning an
irrigation dam. Fifteen witnesses
were called for the defenpe. Absher
claims he had right to burn the
dam which was located on his
ground. He was bound over to the
district court under 500 bonds
which he gave.
County Attorney Marshall prose-
cuted both the above cases for tho
state.
For quick service 90 to Danils'
Cafe.
Excellent accommodations to
steady roomers at the Sayre House,
north Main street. Reasonable rates.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-01-06
RESIGNS
Ill Health Prompts Mayor Lehman to Hand in
Resignation--J. W. Newton Appointed
to Serve Unexpired Term.

Mayor J. {. I.ohman officially
handed in his resignation as mayor
of Roundup at the regular meeting
of the city council Tuesday evening.
This move on the part Of the mayor
was prompted by Mr.. Lohman's ill
health, having been very poorly the
past summer. He left Yesterday
morning for White Sulphur Springs
from where he will leave in few
days for San Diego, California, to
spend several months. 1t is thought
that the change of climate and the
relaxation from business cares will
soon bring him back to his usual
good health. Mr.. Lohman was the
first mayor to be elected in Roundup
under it's classification as city Of
third class, having been elected
against M. H. Wall last April.
Upon receiving the mayors resig7
nation, the city council proceeded