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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-23
WILLAMETTE'S ANNUAL
BULLETIN IS ISSUED
Several Changes In Faculty
For Coming Year---Academy
To Be Featured


has lust been issued giving the nm.
nouueements for the l9l5.lgl6 term.
September 1915 will be devoted 10
registrations and examinations In.
Struction viii begin September l6.
The coming term Of the University
will show several changes in the faculty,
the most important and far.reachmc
being in the election Of the new presi,
dent DIR, Carl Gregg nmev, formerly
president of the West Virginia Wesley.
an college, at Buckannon, West Vir.
glnia, Another addition to the strength
of the teaching force, is in the election
OF Burgess +, Ford for the past two
years has heen superintendent of the
schools at EStaeada, Or Mr. Ford has
been elected principal of the Academy,
and will also instruct in English.
BESIDES these two important changes,
several new teachers have been selected
Tor the coming year Mrs. Helen Miller
/ oehh' professor of public speaking,
comes here from Portland She is a
graduate of the National Conservatory
of Dramatic Art aud Expression, aud
OF the Boston College of Expression.
MISS Margaret Gill; Instructor in
flhe Arts, now becomes one Of the
regular teaching force of the universi.
w. as her work has this year become
Incorporated IN TO the regular course,
MtS' Alee II. Dodd, is another new
t'aeher coming here to become nstruc.
Tor IN Art History She has had three
Ie''S research work IN india, Egypt
r"'S''he, GreGee and Italy
'ohn u nan, graduate of tomm.
ola university, mas been elected Pro.
iessor of Social Science, and is one OF
the new members Of the faculty.
FROM the West Virginia Wesleyan
college, Of which he was president, Dr.
Doney brings with him two of his in.
Stiuctors robert f. Srauffcr, who
Stuol'" NJ the 'hicago University aud
harvard college, will teach in Euglish
,l'''"'ur'' and HnStay EhSen in modern
languages l'Foi. EbScn has studied in
l"V universities o. Berlin, Paris. Madrid
ana denmark
MISS NJ Gertrude Jones Is also one
VI ln' new instructors She viii in.
S'rUc' IN lntln'
Nv, i"o OF me graduates of the 1918
'laSS OF the University will become in
SS,,tu''ofS III the academy this fan
'lSs "'",e r. thompson has been
S,V'le' HT' instructor IN science, and Miss
nuiy -. ,on'' instructor in English.
no'n OF 'neSe Young ladies are well
nH|wG !n IN '3e 'i'y and were graduated
WIN hlRh hon"r nt the close of the
,"o, ',,,, @ '''n VI tue university, AS yet, IN
si"''9IS nave not been elected TO iii
3Gu 3! department OF ancient languages
uH'''or ot th' Srhool OF music, or fol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-23
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Advertised July 81, 1915:
Atkinson, Mr.. l. w,
Beken, Mrs. Maude.
BoImer, Mr., Levi.
Bond, Mrs. w. A.
Green, Mr.. Abbey, Phi. D.
Cooper, C. G.
Culver, Mrs. j. II.
De Sart, Mrs. S. j,
Donaldson Mr.. Bert (2),
Eycndon, James @
Fguhr, Mr.. r. r.
Fountaiue, Mrs. j. D.
Getzler, Mr., Max.
Grant Mr.. John.
Hak, Mrs. VIM. (2).
Hout, Miss Cecil.
Howell, Mr.. A. 7.
James, Mr.. Dewey,
Jankey, Geo.
Jones, Mr.. Frank C.
Jones, Mr.. +. w.
Kennedy, Mr.. J. ],
Nagner Mrs. T. II.
Martin, c.
Nelly, Arthur.
Miller, Mr.. Donald w.
Nunson, Mrs. Leslie.
Nelson, +. f.
Norris, Miss Elva.
Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen.
Robbins, Mrs, Louise,
Robertson, Mr.. Il. +.
Roberts Bros, Hop Yard.
Rogers Mr. +.
sitrsotf, Miss Marona.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-23
MAYOR OIL FOR PEACE.

Seattle. Wash, July 23.-t' Because
man believes in peace rather tnan
in carrying o sword about between Nj,
teeth. hc Is NOT "a poliro0n, declared
Mayor Hiram Gll, speaking before the
King County Veterans association
Thursday.
eft take, a high type Of courage Ia
maintain peace he added. Come
times it is weasuess aud fear that lead
men into battle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-23

the Aisnc nud OiHc tlNcr5'
Paris newspapers today called attcn
tion % the fact that this Is the an.
uiyeraty Of the delivery Of Austria =
ultimalum 10 Serbia, which prccipitatcj
the war aud declared France purposod
10 continue the conflict until yictor
iUua.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-23

Boston Globe, Marked intelligence
j. said 20 be a chaaeteriuic u the
immigrants now coming into our eoun.
try from Europe u was " when the
Pilgrim fathers came
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-23

New York Globes II seems an iayi.
iation 10 disaster 70 name war vessels
Lightning, Terrible. lnyincible and the
Ike Tortoise, Lady Mar and vulnef.
able might fare better.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
AN IDEAL CITIZEN

There is a gentleman in this town
known to us all, who is just about our
idea of a good citizen,
He is making his money here, he is
raising and educating his family here,
and he expects to live and die here.
When he has iany money to spend he
looks carefully over the advertisements
in this paper. Ii he finds what he
wants he goes there and gives that
merchant the first opportunity.
In everything he buys he gives the
home merthant the preference. He
occasionally buys articles from abroad,
but they are cases where he cannot
find that which he seeks in his own
community. He believes in his home
town and because he intends to contin.
lie to live in it he graSps every posi-,
Bile means of advancing its interests by
keeping his money in circulation at
home.
He, to our mind, is the ideal citizen.
Would that h e were multiplied a
thousand fold. For we need more Of
him. -IberviIle South.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
HASIT STRUCK YOU

The melodies of Spring are ringing
IN our ears. The fragrance from the
peach bloom and the honey Suckle is
waited by the gentle spring time
Zephrys filing the air with an aroma
of freshness and sweetness.
The new born buds and leaves, flow
ers and birds send each morn a thrill OF
Joy and happiness through the world
The recollection of that quiet secluded
stream where the sporting trout Is
waiting constantly grows IN over
whelming power over my soul. Q
looked yesterday at bran new reeI'
minnow and rod. Even now we fancy
charming afternoon on this very
mossy bank and we can't resist the
spell.
Oh how glorious is Spring!
1t means new life, new hope and
higher inspiration. 1t means deeper
love, closer companionship both with
our felIoWman and with God. What is
more glorious than a day in Spring!
P.S. It is also a time when a good
many people have Spring fever" We
thought we felt it coming on us just
now when we sat down to write the
above.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
WHERE DO YOU TRADE?

There is a great deal of complaint Of
hard times by good many people A
very large per cent Of these people who
are complaining OF hard times send
money out OF this community more or
less regularly to some mail order
house for some article that could be
purchased here in Welsh at practically
the same price.
The money that goes out Of this com.
munity in this way we never see again
Our home enterprises can not prosper
unless we give to them the proper SUD.
port. The interests of this community
must stand together.
We stand for our home enterprise.
We will buy gallon of home made
syrup every time before we will buy
enc imported. We will buy our shoes
clothing and groceries in Welsh as long
as they are sold here before we will
send dollar to st. Louis or Chicago
mail order houses.
We would like TO see every man
in the community stand solidly for
home trade. If you are working on a
salary and drawing your money from
this community you ought to turn
back what ever you spend for your sup.
por I into the trade of this community
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
THE RICE SITUATION

The reports gathered during the last
few days by the Southern Rice Growers
Association indicate that about IS per
cent Of the entire rice acreage in the
three rice states of Louisiana, Arkan'
sas and Texas is in the ground.
The continued drouth has retarded
the termination o f that already
planted and has delayed further plant.
ing. The reports indicate that the
crop this year is from ten to forty days
late. The drouth continues with not
very much encouraging prospect in
this immediate community for rain
soon.
Some Of the communities west and
northwest of Welsh seem to have had
plenty of rain and prospects in those
communities are good. While the
planting season will continue even up
until June lst in this section yet the
crop is so uncertain when planted this
late that it causes some anxiety over
the situation. Should the seasons
come right there is plenty of time for a
big rice crop.
The reports indicate that the acreage
of Blue Rose is very much larger than
Honduras or Japan in fact larger than
both these varieties combined.
In Jefferson Davis Parish possibly
the acreage planted is little above
that indicted above in the report for
the whole rice section. There is posi-
bly, as much as so per cent of the
acreage planted in this parish. We
have noted that quite number of
planters are irrigatiug now for the
purpose Of aiding in the termination
of the seed already planted. In several
places the rice seems to be coming up
to good stand even now, and should
we get some good seasons soon the
situation would be encouraging.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
THE EXTRA SESSION.

Governor Hall is expected to issue
his call for the extra session of the
General Assembly at an early date and
that this date will be fixed for May 10th
Just what matters for consideration
will he included in his call has not been
revealed. Requests for all sorts of
legislation is being urged upon the
Governor each request beng accom-.
Npanied by solemn lplea that that par.
tiCular matter is the most important
before the State just lnow. 1t may be
safe to say the Governor will not in
Clude the subject matter of all these
demands in his call.
The primary object of the Assem- ly
will be to make necessary appropria,
tons to meet the expense of the several
departments of the State government.
Under this question there is likely to
develop considerable rivalry for appro.
priations for the various state institu
lions.
The matter of Constitutional Con.
vention is also being urged on the
Governor and 1t is likely that such a
call will be issued to convene either be,
fore or Immediately after the general
elections.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward 9 Resident

4102 B. NJ. Ball. 100 acres sw v Of NE
4 n: n Il of sw q 81, Sc 4 of sw 4 !.
4114--F. B. Caffall & ]. F. Ritter. 80
acres Sw 4 OF NE q, NV y OF Sc 4 !.
~ o.. .......... .................,. .
4133-G. W. johnson. 320 acres W Not
Sc q % 8 q. n y of g. q, sw 40f
Sc a. Sc u of NJ q 3677, W u OF
NE q 10, sw 4 of sE Il 49,. u
4155--W. P. Peloquin, 1871 acres com
Sc cor sw 4 of sw q 1886, 20
rds. 30 rds, S1s acres com sw cor
OF sw u of SW a l7-S-6........
On the day, of sale will sell such portion
said property as each debtor will point
and in case the debtor will not point cuts
ficient property, l will at once and With
further delay, sell the least quantity OH
property of any debtor which any BID
will buy for the amount Of Taxes, Interest
Costs due by such Tax Debtor.
The sale will be without appraisemsnI
cash in legal tender money OF the Uap
States of America, and the property sold
be redeemable at any time for the space
One Year, by paving the cost price o.
including the Twenty (20) per cent inia
thereon.
JOSEPH F. FUSILlEB,
Sheriff and FIX Otficio Tax Collectof,
Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana
Sheriff's Office, April 23, 1915.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
SATURDAY. Nav %. A D. 1916.
I o'clock q. 10. on

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sale is complete. all -Immoyable property
on which Faxes are now due TO the State OF
Louisiana, and the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
IS well as all other Taxes levied to enforce
collection of Tax s assessed in the year 1914,
together with interest thereon from the 31st
day of December 1914, Mt the rate Of Ten Qo
per cent per snnnm until paid and all costs.
The names of said delinquent Tax Payers
the amount of Taxes Ms dne by each on the as.
sessment rolls tor said year and the Immova-
BILE Property assessed to each to be offered for
sale is rs follows, tO.wit:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward One, Resident.

5S-F, l.. Bowers, 80 acres VIZ Of NE4
3l-l0-3 -. ............ .............. 44.f-
s5-S, l.. Cary, 40 acres NW14 of NE14
25-1o-3. ................. .......... -. 8.3s
127-Glenwood Plantation, 234.7l
acres NWN and W 70 acres or II
arpents of SW4 27-10-3 ............ 61.12
liS- Robert P. Howell. 141 acres, SO
acres on end Of extreme W. 9
arpts strip sec 13-I1-3. 80 acres on
N, lo's3 and sec l4-11-3, also Is
acres Mend of arp strip on extreme
w side 1918 Observation-Disclosures. 40.44
l5S-Flair Landry, Il acres beg at
point on " line 81 1913 said noint
heing arpts s OF NV cor of SWl.4
said sec. thence r parallel with N
line said sec II arptS, thence s 3
arpts, W II arpts, N 3 arpts,,....,. 1901
2o4-J. A. McCorkle. 40 acres y int in
S19 OF NV II 34-10-3. ,............... S.39
2Os-F. W,&H. G. Nev, 700 acres, F]6
of Fl6 10. VS. of sec 90. NJ ofNW
II of NFM NJ of NJ of NW4 20,
NJ of NE4 of NE14 30-11-4,....... 331.34
226-Raymond Spell. 40.12 acres E1S
lot 2 or VIZ of NW4 25-11-4........ SAB
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward Six Non Residents

2798--C Berdon,lots 10 81 blk 10. lot
10 blk s, lot 81, blk 5 snb of 81 OF
sR Ia and sw IA 81 and N1s 1885 1850
2797-C Berdon, lot 80 sub sw IA
2395..... mn. .......,.......... 4.3s
2805-leC Bucklin. lots IS 10 blk 40
hOauOKe .........'... ............. -. 5.41
9sos--L c Bucklin.16o acres NE Ia 1o4 a.. So
2SO7-M BUTLER, lot 3 blk 8, lot IS sub of
of Ne %. swA and w of SEN 1875 4.36
2SIS--J D Cline, that part of E1S of VIZ
of SEX 2S95 lying of r R, lots
1920 81 u so 81 "a I05 u8 100 I2S
40 1874 81 35 ~ Newma sub of ~
of SEX % and wig of swA 27 95,
two ) acre tracts in Newman sub of
E1a of SEA- % and VIZ of swA eros 1850
2S24-Dolby, Weber, Allen. Etals lots
81 10 II sub r1a of swA 2795 So. 436
$3.50 ] Hamilton, NEN lot Smith
sub wig Of sw IA % 95........ 4.38
2s56-J H Lewis so acres SIS of NEl4
I29 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2433
2S7I-A II Newman, lots g. H. %, 81,
22, 10, 46, 38, Sc, -, 55, 81, 81. II.
IS, rs, II, A, 83,Ss,9S,90, 100, I06
10, ia, III, I25, I29, 1873, J42, 95
Newman sub VIZ of sw IA 27-9-5 u.09
1884, Richard and Massey lots 1913
blk37 Roanoke....... ........ -. 5.41
2S95-Smith and Fels lots 1921 blk -,
lot 10, blk 8, lot 81 blk 5
sub SIS OF SE4 and swA n NJ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. 1850
29Io--E Jane Walshe 2 l-6 acres in so.
in NV cor Of sen of SEX of sEM2l
9-5.,............,......,.,.......... 4.95
29I2 Warren and Cundall, acre off Sc
lot II sub Ela Of sw4 27-9-5 500. 2.2l
2922--t L Wolf SEA lot 5 sub of wiz of
sW u l2-9-5 . 81
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Card of Thanks

We take this method Of acknowledge,
ing our gratitude to our friends and
neighbors who SO kindly gave us aid
and comfort during the last sickness
and death of our husband, son and
brother.
May God bless you all.
Mrs. Arthur L. Louviere
Mr.. and Mrs. &. 7. Louviere.
His Brothers and Sisters.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward Two Resident

ISL; G. Bucklin 100 acres Nwl4
1878. i. Cary. $40 acres Sec 1903 115.3
79o-Daniel Collins, com. at a point nm
line of Eckel tract 1926 It w from
81 ror thence W to E line sec los
70 feet con / acre less 90 feet ofN
side ln2 los r west .... OK
792-W. R. Conklin, lots 2.4.s Conklin
SUP OF 10 acres, lots 1l-12 sec a.
9-S ............ ....................... 2.5
o@o NJ NJ n, Hsntheir Est 2471S acres N
E14, NJ OF SEA 22-10-3 ........... s6.s
S6l@cWm Langley, E 3lH acres of
% iot 7.,,,... ..,,.. -. ... SO
sS2-Mrs VIM Langley so1s acres Of
center "a lot 7...... 3a
sS6-C. s. Miller, acres in Be corner
OF VIZ l0-lo-3 "a
se9-,.,Norwood Plantation, 700 acres N
"a, NY Of SCI, SWA of SCI, NSO
SeTes OF SEl4 Of SEN N SO acres OF
SwA 23-l0-3,. NWA of SW1.4.
nv ia o Sg IA, VIZ
OF NWI:4,, NEA o + NWA.
lot or NV OF NFA except 10 acr
con;on line sec 24 :. chs W of NV
cor NEA said sec s l0eh e a sniff
seht dlseance 70 make | 0 acres, com
SW cor OF SEl4 of NW14 "a. e foE
me, SAID see "a then N chs " go
chs ~ ks N 8 chs 6 ks e chs NE
alrectlon point Of N line SWi4 of NE
Va on SAID line 26 chs 3S lks to
NV cor OF sE "a OF NWl-4 said sec
e pace OF OF peg con 90 acres also Rw
tnfu'. sW4 OF ME4 "A all in TO-, sac 2
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward One, Nom Resident.

No. Amt
5-F, 8. Clements, NV u, 62-1o-9....s 1O.41
1O-C. c. Ga1thier, 40 acres y int. in
Fl6 Of SEA, 2a-10-3 ................ 1885
2a-norothy Strickland, 367.67 acres
beg at the W back line sec bib
JOS Pierines Grant No. l26 Mt a
cypress post the lower back cor of
SW cor Of tract of land purchased
by Bowers, reynolds and Streater
thence magnetic course ss follows:
s $50 30. F46e9 ~ in thence Y
40 AZ. + 1904 II thence n $50 30
W 1893 # to back line of sec 10,
thence down said line TO beginning 84.91
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward 8, Resident,

3sl1-Frank B. Caffall, 40 acres sw,
OF Ne IA 1905 -" ~
3812--Frank B. Caffsl. $40 scressrT
Of wv Ia. sw Ii II, NV Id of W..
Ia t4-9-6...............,,.., ~"
3813-Frank B. Cafall. 800 acrss s,t
7-a-6.... go. ...... ......,...,.
382S-I.eonard Cormier, lot II b,L A
'''''' ''.''.'...- ...,.
3S61--h Fuselier, 40 acres sv,am
NV IA 2?-10-8......u ......,.'.
3SGo-John o. Gn2man, 80 scres w
OF NE Ia l5-p-6 .....,..,,,,,0>'N's
3Sa2--Wesley Holland, so acres VIZ =,
NwI.4 l4-IO.6 ''soi
3795-Mrs. Minnie L. Johnston ao
acres WIZ of sw IA 1886 0o
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward 9, NONRESIDENT.

3994-Brown Baggett, 100 acres sy "a
25-7-6.........,.. ..............
4OO8-M Bnhler, 100 acres srr.4 NJ
ST "a 1876, y int in az OF sE Ia.
F1b OF sW IL 35-7-7-............,.
40ll-Caleasieu Oil & Pipe Line O.
lot IL sub E15 of sE IA Of vEJ-4I7
lot . sub s]6 NEI-4 1885 ...,
4ol2--H' p Caflin, l6O acres ~ ofw
u 24-7-7 commemorative,
4015--E s. Clements, 200 acres lots
Z: IA sec 4-S-7 NV IA Of sw IA
4017-A. w. Cole, 80 acres Sc II of ar
Ii 8, NV 1T OF NE II 1856
401s--Geo. Collier & Cook, 10 acre,
WIZ OF WIZ of sw IA OF wv Ia 17ss
40l9-J. r. Cook, u int in lots 6, rs
Is, "A sub f Is of Sc ii of NV IA
II g.. ...... .........,..,,,
4021-O s Dolby. Is acres wiz of NJ
Ia of sw IA $50, less acres. 49,,
4032-J. F. Gray & Wife Est, 100 acre,
NV IA OF NV IA 2I.7.6, Is int in EX
Of sw IA, So of ne Ia IS ~
4040-M. P. Hoyt, 48h acres n % acres
Of sw q Of NV a and Z l.2 ofyW
Il OF sw Il 1856.
4043-I4ake Charles Ry. Il Nav. Co,
1915 miles main line a $500. lo3
4054-A. NJ. Mayo, $50 acres NE Ia 10
g, NV IA of NV IA 81. sw IA of
NEI-4. I-2 of Sc Ia 81 II, Nwr.4
OF NV IA ,, E I2 of sw IA of nv ~
'.'.......... .....................
4065-Emma Poe, 10 acres E 10 Of
NV Il, sw u of NV u rs 7 7........
4086-Jobn H. Poe, 100 acres Sw IA Of
sW II IS, s I2 of NV IA of NV IA
PAT Z. 81 IA of 81 IA 4sT...... /
4067--J. H. Poe, 10 acres NV 1t ofw
IA 3577 ...........................
4069--W A. Poe. 400 acres re u of 81
IA %, w IA Of sw IA 81. sw IA
20, W 70 Of NV II, NE Id of SwI-4
30, N I-2 of NV u Of NV 4 2477.,
4072 v. R. Reeves, 20 acres 1-2of
SIC y OF NV a 20 6..,.........
4073-Reeves & Gossett, 10 acres sw V
OF 81 u 487...................
407S-J :. Smith, lots l, 7. blk 4S,9,
II, sub OF Sc u Of Ne n, sw u ofNR
a Is 8 6, lot II. sub I-2 of Sc Not
NV d II S6................
4087-J L. Massey, 10 OF sw Y ofsw
as SO, lot 2 sub - Of Sc u Of
NE x II, lot 5 sub y of NV AISS6
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF IMMOyABLE PROPERTY
State Of Louisiana vs..
Delinquent Tax Debtors.
Office of Sheriff and Ex Oficio Tax Collector.
Parish OF Jefferson DAVIS.

BY VIRTUE of thu authority vested in me
and By the constitution and the laws of the
State Of Louisiana, will sell at the principal
front door Of the Court House in which the
Civil District Court of the Parish is held, with
In legal hours for judicial sales beginning at
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
SATURDAY. MAY 20, A 0. 1915
I1ow's Thisi

We aaer One Hundred ~ "
seward for any case Of 1s ss.lI
taat cannot be cured BY n'1
Catarrh Cure. 4
r. J. CHENEY & CO.. Tol .Sn b
We, the undersigned. have knvss hAl
Cheney for the last is years. s 4 yha,slo
him perfectly honorable In s 81 ~ ri
transactions and financially apls an
out any obligations made BY mg az S
NATIONAL BANK OF COME
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken ln WI D
acting directly upon the oioo sast s
cous surfaces Of the system. fs sssle 81
sent free. Price Is cents per pos'''
by all Druggists. .,..ipssas
Take Halls Family Pills for eopsss
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward Six Resident

1903 Farmers Oil Co. N16 lots 10, lot II
to 6 inc = NJ - C sub OF Nw4 1895
also of all oil produced under
lease of date Mar 80, 1913 from Il T
Weichert to. Gulf Ref Co which af-
fectS the NJ of lot l and all lot Q
sub NW42T-9 S.. -
3093-E. O. Hlmler, 44o acres N 10 of
Sc Ia. NE Ia of Sc IA, N 1.2 3D.
o9-.'''' .'''...''.. Observation-Disclosures.
3o3o-Jennings Rice Milling Co., 80
acres W l-2 of NV IA 4-10.4 49,.
3o6f--R. Oaksmith Eals, 3 acres in
S LIZ 29-9-5, lot 1s block az, lot
IL b ock ID Sub w 1-2 1895. 49,.
3o65mR. Oaksmith, lot s Sub E 1.2
SW Ia 27-9-5.
30S7 -. A. axby. 20 acres N Is of SW
4foS WI. a strip rds wide across
s side NV IA of NV IA 6.1O-4
3116-A. G.. Wilkins, so acres E 1-2 of
SE Ia 25-s.4 neutrality-suspicious..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward 7, Resident

1852 Frank 3. Caffall, 81 acres all
that part of NV Ia Of SW Ii 3-lI-
. except 4 LIZ n across N side said
80 sores, also 9 acres in NE cor of
SW Ia OF SW Ia 3-l1.5
1915 Elias Derouen, s 30 acres of NV
"a OF NEM so, S119 of SW15 of Sci
10 y 10 acres of NWl4 of NE14 90.
10-4
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Notice To Mortgage Creditors.

In conformity with Section 63, Act NoSs'
1888, Notice is hereby given TO sli 0ais
holding mortgages upon real estate locs''l
the Parish of Jefferson DAVIS. State % LVa =
ana, ON which the Taxes for tho yes' :
have not been paid that l viii begin the ss :
the same at the Court House door, ~ VIZ
the Civil District Court is held on
Saturday Nav 20, A D. 1879
and that number Of pieces Of SID laOpa I
so delinquent are now being adfcfs,fs1
this Newspaper in conformity VIII 'u'
preparatory to such sale.
The attention of sll Mortgage OfealsO, !. !
ESPECIALLY called to these adveruSsll'eH'.
Tax Sales and they are warned 70 saAs !
steps prior to the sale as may DO ne0ss'''s
protect their interests.
JOSEPH F. FUSlLlLh
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tax Collectors e'',,
Jefferson DAVIS, Stats of Loulsishs, e
Sherifl's Office, Jennings, La, April 90 s
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward Four Resident

2I28-Wyatt Anderson. oil acres NE
Ia 10, En- of En- Of SWl:4 ofNW
Ia and VIZ of SEl-4 Of Nwl.4 and
WV ofE19 OF SEl-4 OF NW1-4 2o-7-3 sI.6t
2146--Gustave Bertrand, 80 acres WI
ofEEl-4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T4C
2l56-L. c. Bucklin. 90 acres 81 OFFS
Ella of swift 25-7-3 ................ 2.Sl
o329-Pelican Oil and Pipe Line Co 40
acres NEIL Of NW1-4 27-7.4...... 1886
2340-Charlotte Scott ]1acre in SW cor
Of NWl-4 20.T-3.... ................. 2.7l
235O-R. G. Scott acres IN Sc cor OF
So of Sc IA OF SWl-4 33-e-3........ l.9t
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-30
Ward Five, Resident.

2861-Brown Baggett, so acres wiz of
sw IA 30-7-5........ .................
2744-Jules Marcenac, > acres SIS of SIX
Il OF Sc ii of NV IA 7-S-5 .....