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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-03-31
ordinance No. 96.

a. nrliuorce eyprOpriatng llght-ol-"aS
fo A" Mule road from Southwest corner rci Sec
ton to SG4the%st oS coFn td 6 6Sy2 the
! ,-o ssrsIrJ therefor by road comliS-
soneTs to the several owner; of FAD HropJI nyy
section l. BE it ordained BY the TT1,f that
of Jefferson DAVIS L"ilS 1rnor seton 21-S-6
re- toa .onthcast corner section @7SS as trsceu
c ca Of D3ry HrPer Dock " ToTbeo
: RAIN al Woprantrl AS per their report TINS naF
Pr C 2f%ay nb Gf I y1aa F nna de-
Hi;;,i,ot.ad to said use. .r,o.
Section >. BE II tufthcr u ''"i', ,',n,,rigt.d
nm. following land - heIc'H ~ i',,Ilir
from il, respective cWhI.s III '"''
road to-wIt: ..!,.
r,,,,, II F. Arnold the following land: slflp
20 frc( wide acro,, south sac So"'''"''
"n,rt,r section %5-S-G. A.. r.lIou;r,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-03-31

There is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For
great many years doctors pronounced II
local disease and prescribed local RENE
dies. and by constantly falling to cure
with local treatment. pronounced IL incur
ahir Science has proven Catarrh to be
constitutional disease, and therefore re-
CURES constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by, f. J,
Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio. is the only
Constitutional cure on the market. 1t Is
taken internally. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
"hpy offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists sc
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-03-31
The Court of Last Resort.

Around the stove of the cross ROADS
grocery is the real court OF last resort
for it finally over.ruleS all others
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy has been
brought before this count in almost
every cross roads grocery IN this coun-
try, and has always received a favor
able verdict. 1t is in the country where
man expects to receive full value Tor
his money that this remedy is most ap'
preciated. Obtainable everywhere. NH
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-03-31
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Tax Collectors Office,


te o
o
rosohce a1
hereby
which tayesare duet
follows o-WH
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-03-31

JEFFERSON IAyIS nARISH,
JENNINGS, LA ARCH $, 1916.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-03-31

Copyright 1918 ~
R.TkryuuiUr 'IaJgruEO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
THREE MENTIONED
FOR BENCH POST
AIger MeIton's Name Most
Prominent in Connection
With Furman Place.

TH.,. r.m's were prominently w'n-
toned iu .lutrhpus. CIRCLE. Noudnt morn
ing 100 connection eitb the 'orthcom,ng
appointment ul m.mh,f u' the crim,-
uH court oi appeals iU ih, place mad"
vacant by the r-,yhI u'a,n oi Judge
Hrnr, VI tutmsn
They ar, Ng,f Melton % 'hi'ktshp,
chairman uf th, dcmo,rati, state central
committee, Judge T. Mcmillan. en Hs
-isiaut tilorn,, general, aud JUig' e.
4 G,lhrBith. p pr--ut member ~
tHr supreme court yommissiou
TN, appointment ~ expected iu be-
made within dH, ur ,o ant % b. believed
D, man, that % will bc offered Co Mel
'uu lir vHa rBn1E'r u' Gu,vrro Ni..
urin' campaign Boo the priupD cleo, ,on
and .s known On %, t Ecr, close per
.uu1l and political 'u'ut ~ no" ro,er.
uur
~ Oh, recent democratic state uuu.
,cnuUu b, WIS named nnc u' the preaI.
dyutid electors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Villareal Tries
New Revolution

SNN NNTONlO Texas Np'U n, sen.
cpI Nuionlo / yihrrui " attempting
io start e. new rctUlItior against the
Carrnnl, government, according 'o Do 20.
rurf received Nlondit hf ,on-U i'nrrnl
H,l'rar rom Molqlndrs GARCIA. McSi-
can consul Jt Laredo General \il'f'ol
Is said 10 hay, asked General Ernnlio
Cara. commander NJ the CarrsnEH gn
n.on at Nuevo Laredo to join the move
mDnt
General CARA remained loyrl 20 IN"
do Hpto government and warned VIA
real against entering Mexico. according
to the cQnsuif reput
Offices ~ ia, department of Justice
were a. once aputisci Of the situation 10y
Consul General Bclirtu aud men lrr now
no work ON the case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
RACE ORDINANCE
TO HIGH COURT
Louisville Law to Be Passet
on by Supreme Court
OF Nation.

The fate Of oklahoma City's race ser.
fegntlon ordinance may be settled by the
action Of the supreme court of the United
states which Monday. according to an
Associated Press dispatch. restored to II,
docket FOR reai sumont before ull
bench the case involving the consti-
tutionslit> of the Louisville Kv.. race
aggregation ordinance argued Inst vcel
before seven Justice
The Louisville ordinance ' nearly siml-
lar 10 that gccentls pssscd by the city
commission and AGAINST whirh several
protest. were recently registered by tho
negroes 81 oklahoma civ. Who claim
that in effect the .ncw city law Dis srim-
mates against them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
iNrERrRnAS TROLLEY LIMA
Ulish.rps twy W Ns~s lice.

IsIs Iss,. utIshon's Vhl q. ssa
a.. leave Edmond q %, " Q m ssl
hourly siutu ~ ep
'ast,ils bsslns one houi lssst eaalapA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

Prices of the Suriou- rtodo, OF cattle are
a. follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

CHICAGO. Npfl d, WHEAT $50
rod, 81 ,OHl.l; 80 D. mrd. 81 lsul lN'r,
COEN 80 ,rDpv ,l. .u1'i., ONTS
STANDARD ituhi4, BARLEY tHH5tc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
PRESIDENT APPROVES OF
SENTENCE OF REPRlMAND

ASUlNuTpN. Npril " President
wilson Monday approved the fccummen.
dnticn " 'he secretary " uai imposing
n sentence nf rgrrlnRnd on lieuttRant
Colonel I. o. gnodlct nf the a,lstiun
s"fNire who fr entity vas tried b, court
martial Ten rorns ton With charges n,rt
the .UnduH ~ the San Diego station
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
LOCAL MARKETS.
wmnLEsaLE MrAra


Nh'l'tNNif WV ilfl
VIII a CpmranN er- riVins the f0iin-
nflc-. subject tu matkst change Win
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
ru.,as.. Apnl as. e.lo M

Executive .ummlitcy mryunr l'rgIs
ifuuuu aud enrolment NO members
Gft,turs pmuug members and their
bdir,
\r,unNon S'.Nou. 8 M Convention
called tu order D., PRECEDENT ! y 'nmr
tom Address uf welcome. o. u Hunt
MAYOR ~ Tulsa Nrsuuns'. ~",frinI' -
" Srhmidi President annual Hddt,..
Dt,,tinrs from national aud uthcf assu.
citations N,udiug nf communication
Nunortmvu, of committee, rNcIur O.
question hnA
T,ruIug stssIun sn u ~ Auto tic
tfpUuI ..tt aud t..if Tee uI N,ll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
SESSION or oUmA otfteeto

from rctrogiad sat' an imperial uAsss
has hsen issued ptovldins Tor suspension
" sessions ~ the DUNE tnd council NJ
the empire until MAJ %.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Two Dances Planned

Preparations ,rt mad, for the hfgr..
gathering ever held among the BAKERS o'
h' state and ~, r.u,it", thti usu1'h
make De- gathering oi the association viii
nr carried uut iu dctuIl on 70 more clHhor
.', scale than hoe. been attempted o..
fore
q d.s ono banquet uu ~" Inu garden
two dances VIII a., aNoU yT me bUnr
r's,, and ,r entertainment Dol planned
'uF W'du'sds, v,'u.ns h special uiica
committee Will hc ipuuul,i fu ',k, care
u' tH. visiting members u' th.ir scN and
the dances will u, muuc .uturrs ul tn"
,uu. .t.flUu
.rs. ..,.,,,,I.t. ..,.,..,.t,, t,.if..t,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

COTTON.


New Vo. Cotton
Nrw YORK. NrrN I, The cotton
wHrk,, opened Monday stead, ct Dc.
y,rr ~ point un Ma, hut R"urr,l, uu.
changed 10 points higher Liverpool
was generally un hanged to points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

WILL take ANYTHING Of value fur cthrr
81 200 Or $500 fret mortgage. Clcni 90
acres. half mile Eutdm ~ acres. 3 miles
Eufnla clear. 1850 acres, Roger Mils coun-
ty. Improved small debt 100 acroH clear,
Improved n Arkansas dctcf clear, FOR
iuiO " you want a trade rHll and see IN
Johnson Investment Co., 80 Baum bldg
NJ lOp2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

NuuuE Session Registration 'ud 'u.
fulnrui uf m,wl,t. Convention allied
Geo uid,. $3.50 m kcppH uf commit
tu,s NitsrHs m representative w u'.
unrN association \du.rt h O. g. spd
ylhuict 50 Luma No rspr, rnrilue the
American nNmtli vuwpu'. un subject
NJ "pi6s,r Supervision nf Raw Material
IN tho BAKE Shov Nldirfs M g. y
Wcfnir toprrscniinr the lleUchmnnn
company NJ Cincinnati ohio
Afternoon session M WHairH bakers
pnIi Meeting called tu order ht % M
Adiic O., & . l.shmNn ni Nidi., IVES,
titkiue rumpar, ru'sa
i-tring Sesaior y w Entertain
mrni and dance un roof So r'lrn cf Hfldv
hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

ST LOulS. NpM l7 HOGS Receipts
n nuu. steady IN luNcI rigs and UGhts.
., irIa ~. mtFi and butchers. i5sN
10 guud heavy - '0uio CATTLE re
rcipi.. 1900. sic'il Nn,i,c beet steers
q ioHasi. N,ut'iug tc.f. aud h'ItyJs.
- ,0ne 81. ,oNs s. ,ONk -iuytcrs aud
feeders. 8 'nnN 90. Texas aud okbhrmt
Nccts. ij:s1Siss COWS aud hcifyfs. sin
q: native calves iGfii SUElr. Re.
,cipts. 500. flnv lelfling vcthcff. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

Nafkti fut hufsfs if tsslfirtsd utInDpsNv
80 the eat tfsdr Tnf sound In suud htsh
10 3 stsis Old tht foilovins ptij.s W
Vail
AfiuierY huu.t ftt to BE- hards tietsitO
tatslfv hutsts tu IA hands aOSiit
yeh. "a AMI 3 iNth 'u 4 hsnds SO 40
What Other uads ihsts u is s,ling ttl1s
thtss prices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

al,tlSo " ~, PRICE. -.


FOR sound, we'll btpsen muiss from f, 10
yts's old. fat, With quality In the clas.
the fellowlnH prices ptevaiii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

Nunins session $50 m Nccisttn-
iiun and enrolment NJ msmhcrt ,on.
,rntion called To- order Paper b, Y
Miller sales manager NJ Enid MI aud
Elevator compsnS. Enid. uEls Address
hy " Fletcher. representing Thomson
Machine company. Belle,ill,. y J Gen.
rtai discussion. everybody 40 his best
Afternoon session : y m Convention
called tu order Opening ~ question
box answered ., e. 4 Wcfnlg Gen
cfai discussion Unfinished business
Nepufi ~ executive ,ommute, l,nini-
w. lion aud sle,jinn ~ r'I,yts selection
nf meeting rats fur l'ir Installation
nf new uifiuefs adjournment
tt.uur Session. b. m nHnuuri on
.uoieafdrn uf Bfad, hr'ri rendered b,
tho yukon MIN and Elevator yompsn, in
the mtsiyf bblsis ana tssrriaici mem.
bsts Dance Un tnnigafdsn Ladies
will p. taken ,afr rl by ladies ,um-
mil,e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

Local Sheep Market


KANSAS CITN. NpfI ~ HOGS Re-.
ccipts. $4,000. stead tn lower nulk
=, iQVa.su; h,t,,. ,a65ha75. light. s. a.
H1Gs. rirf. SgaHs CNTTiE. Bcrelp,
- uUo. stead, rrlm- tod steers. - liH
SIS. dressed beef st,-fH. g. 2ihg ~
southern strrts tins7a, COWS q j0o
s2i. hcifrrs. g. 2ina5'; Nockcts, $3.50
NJ, SHEEp. Receipts. 5000. stead, io
lower Lambs. ,io7jd 50. Ncntlings
g. jo0li. vcthcrs. 81 iOu9 5o' ewes. q 2,
NS7t -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OK
THAnE

FINE RANCH lu Reeves county, Texas.
improved. near railroad TINS ~ - llue
proposition for some one wanting u good
flnch: viii sell this ranch ~ trade for
clear income, In any good town IN bkld.
hona on Texas q T. tyler, 1909 West
Firsi 81. Ohhhomn IllN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

s modrptr tIpp'} of port'E around
western outlets today was the ,ignal FOR
slight bu' ro,"rth'lcsr r'du.t In llya
pork values Local.. lso1 head made NJ
the Mnuitf supp'f Trading was slow
aud generally zoe lowe, Top was s. %,
bulk 50 gSuGa at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Lots Northwest

BcRuti'ul pa,r GOWN front lols pn 2sth
street. one block west ~ thsrn must
he sold within next tcN days make offer
Maple s3g
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

stained. black. cN'N, srsdy. saudA end
NuftY ~ there Nsira Tested 'irsUs I. lee.
than tirt ulndef tvirt ssd. q, less thar
Wunls urI With glazed wool iwins
MuhhH or GOAT HAtR
stained whsd. Joiio, burr, N .hsf
u,us
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
RAILROAD TIME FABLE.

sANrA fE-NoErHRuuND
No ArN. D.psr.
eos k. g. and chicago .2i am stlsn
is-k g.. colo and cal ,oSAm ,.isam
Nk e. and chicago. l's nm iSSpia
az chicago fiyef ,.... ., pan f5 pm
ii- kipNs Cal points 10 pa
sutrHnpuNn
~ ars,s, FI,sr .... sso.m slosn
r',Ns Mail ........... n 90 am ~ gpm
!" Purcell Local 10 90 pm 10 ~ pm
aOsHIe Express ..... ~ 20 pm ig OIL sni
80" hioNs and ca ... 10 80 am
FRISCO LINES iNRoUND
Meteor from 4 Louis Jop
lin. Tulsa hnis MusNogss -. esm
90 Meteor" fom Kansas CiN ,,5 an
Mu.sos.' ...... ....... ~ ii,m
,f:'',s f:T'sl from 5, lou. ';i:ss ;!:ss
la- Esprs. FROM ls.ton snd
fRlsCO LlNEs uurBouNp
- ENpfess tuf L.vtun and
co. limited iar n Louis ... o., i5sm
chicago BOO. ....... ....... nm
20; ."E,prc. 'or lA~,ou ..... { % pa
lIg Meteor" t0t Kansas CITY,. s.ie pm
fIt .tiNNstnnrf fut Nuskoss
uoGH isL,S1 wEstBouSp "
Msmpu, 10 Amstuo ~
Worth snd Dallas .... Sam Usy
The Mi.soutisu uklsho
ma D,t,. Kansas CITY
ND,ls.,sf to 81 Reno 90 os.n II Il. .m
Memphis TO 1utuWtaIL
california and ne fu,
eso.s, clV ......... sg5pm sapm
utIs tty 20 ~ worth
and uallas Vie ~ Rene 10 ~ rm
E,sruu' ~
Amarillo 'o Memphis scam .e.n
ifnfu ths NanGlm line.
omaha and iu,sl roinis ~
NORTH 20 30 Hsrn .. i.hs ON
INs Californian from tsi
ItnrIin and - rasn sii pm iapa
ffom k e. snd Ni,hIfs 10 iopm "A.
81 usnu to- Ntaiesisf III
uunns,uon from -
,''0d S,ss,,'r, G,D,sf,'g k,x.,s ,%r,s%g l'Nr,
10 TO shs~u,. ,ud rsan ..... fTssSm
;s-ro ~ louis. Kansas Ciu, Niue T.
- To fS:,: sc.:p,. .,s r.,.. .'I;,g:s :s
~ 10 i,ansss city, ~ Louis. Mus
kosse ....... ..........tl 40 pm
80 Artisss
Muskurrs ...... s........s tssm
20 rtom Shawnee snd rs,s ... isb sm
lt ttom ~, Louis ksnsss NiN
IT, ROM s'I:s;;; ::::s,, ~. g.,.. -, :. ;.
Sf To ro,, smith ,.... '"''' .s.s 9is.s.
is-ro " smith. dsliy
ssospt suuds1
tmised usinl .... " pm
1s=fton For smith
daily except sun.
dsy tmiS.d usinl see an
iaftem foft Smith pm
tNrERuRnAN TROLLEY LIMA
Uh,sh.~s tWy W Ness Lice.
Jsts issve rsttrinsi station. Okiahoms
uItf si 70 q NJ and sssty hour until sts
A. m then 10 70 and II ~ D N.
tsf. leave vi Rene - " a ~ and s,sfy
hour until % y M thea 10 Esd hsufiy
n.i.hsws ri,y. .S.vmss tiss
tafs issts phishoms city ese Q ~ End
fourN Until ~ D m. then ~ 10 D m.
Csr. iesys Normsn . ~ N. Esd sessly
until d " y ~
ot,sh.ma ,uy .tsmsss llss
DsIs leave ntishoms NNy ~ " o n. ss1
Nsuriv until ies D m. thsnl ~ 10 D NJ,
a.. lssvs Edmond q %, ! " . m ssA
.s,i,ios b,sln, On. hou, ls,~ susss,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
A BARGAIN SALE
Easy TermS-PrlCeS Low

Easy TermS-PrlCeS Low
rooms. modctn. " i'th two luts.
ttnO
room, and rooms. T. ith. close In.
81 $50 tlrtf
, ruoms " sth. modern. i.jiu. two
lot
irunm brick bungalow. olcar north
rUst. price right
q rooms. Linwood modern. two luts
clear. 81 ibn
Ideal rutncf 5ssls0. fnr YOUR fuc new
home; li,h anS Mckinney. block tn li'llc
Isl- at
" acrcs suod clear land. nont Sptins
nsld, Mo
splendid busincfs bn,t corner. Nutlh
pfNRdNaN clear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
CITY REPORT TO
Be ILLUSTRATED
Artistic Production to Be IS
sued in About 20 Days,
DOnnelly SayS1 Y,

Commissioner NnNo u,uu,r w.. z
,Nri the proof 'n ,lt which VIA.
mslratc lhc snuuUi report u' tb, dy,s-
Wcni uf I.inu,. aud accounting.
The ispnu VllI boz nNpi'ab'e bon ~,
twenty ds,E pul Ni.l br. IN tho s'lln
ton NJ NJ puuuel.N. the hest nom
nitlsi. standpoint which has hcr
sued Y
Iu's TnNinE tHr principal hfhilf
NJ oklahoma no more notable aSpc
Hf ihH esld'nye uiaifirts ant ih, 4
lnflts Hfs in 100 used
\ feature viii 10 .rriIpstug ,isvs
llallnn. NJ tho .amn .nnIs ~ lhIa Do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Lots Northwest
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Will PAY nll srrt vssh fnf 8 NJ s.tnnn
modern cottage ~ bungalow must b.
= N'sain' rive loce,lrn ntn Times
WANTED To hear from owner ~ suoi
scrlp,lon. u y Hush, Minntarula Nlnn
TCt Rty from owner. e.toom moistn
tlouse, give location terms aud par.
Acularsi no agent. n.s, Times
WANTED Five or s.foom modern
house, northeast, within wsIhlns dis.
tance, fot ellen, who has $500 cash IL pa,
down. Walnut 1sie Roberts pro, sli
naum nlds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
10 TRADE

s-lipom modern house, close IN, 10 trade
TO smaller one outside iOS Baum hldl
W sos Branif or Joyce
LAND At Okla county Tor t-pasrcn'er,
late model auto, first clhHs condition. II
II. Downing Leo -HuckinN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

HIDES, wooi. AND rALLOw.
corrected bY Cruwdus Hru. tVi East
Grand Avsnuel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
BUNGALOW BARGAINS

81 500 i-foou modern bungalow. W.
10Th lots. ftrNc ~ tohnn' south 'front.'
with room FOR flowers only $50
II 500. West 9TH duplicate NJ me above
Golden oak finish. see this anu f'tu"
the rent quoStion.
81 500 i,room nod,fn. sleeping por'h.
only 1900 cash
" OOn 6.room modern. W 1dik near
Hsrv-y. nlmos, A. business section
some very ,itVrivo bargains 80 east
side Phone ur Dali nt u'l'r i"l date 10
iusp.ct auto niw .yH ready T. e. VIE
Gii-5 Campbell Maple - Wal 'lHo
HOME on TERMS Fiyc-ronm mod :.
cru cottage. lnrgr toom.. haih 'na
el.ctrie fixtures. 3 OuU. $50 cash AMI
800 per month See II ~ 1918 y. Htohd-
say Phone Wal 20, lo' cocord nlde
BARGAINS
$500 buys 10 room modern. on full
lots corner, within walking distance ~
business center. sold Oucr for sll,50O.
,enins for 'j1. should bring more good
terms
$4,000 bu,- Broom. modern lu 200
block Fast Eighth. fIll lots; good rent
I. terms Walnut ials
ROBERTS BROS,
It.ut,t ItUr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
SACRIFICE OFFER

PIT au opposite tn" stock 90 want
and make all remit'snors pa able 10 This
lu,Ie Sam on COMPANY, b} check, draft
If money ordel
Writ. .our name 1ud ajdre" plainly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

KANSAS 'ITY Anil l- nrrTEE
Craamry la. first .Ir; seconds. ,lIs,
n0kinr .stt, EsG~ tIr-ls. 1lt
rui lTEi H'H.. o.. turks. lN, springs
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-09-21

This thing is backed by tn
United States Government an
can't possibly be a loss. Tn
move is instigated purely from
motive to help the farmer who
would progress if he had thu
means. The young farmer lac
who wants to settle to his life's
work and have his own home anC
family in independence hereto
fore has had to tend land or
shares and have nothing at the
close of each year except hi
years supplies, and rather than
continue with his nose to the
grlnd-stone, will leave the farm
in disgust and 60 to some public
work at a great loss to country
and town both. With the bene-
ut of these proposed loans any
industrious honest farmer bow
can buy his own farm, and work
steadily forward to progress ana
independence, and those who
have been tenants for generations
can now be individual land
owners.
Proof that the farmers want it
in this section is that Tangipahoa
has applied for $4,000, Coving.
ton 1915, 900, Bogalusa, $4,000,
Ticfaw, $4,000.
While adjournment was had be. !
tor a footing was made of the an.
9llcations here Monday, it was
grossly estimated that Franklin. |
on and vicinity would use $780,
100.
The Washington Bank and
rust Co.. thru its representative,
don' NJ. ". OFT, pledged hearty
cooperation with tho farmers,
n its public spirited way this
ark will take active steps in
romoting this, the greatest move
yer made in the interest of the
armer.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-09-21
NUIIRER 70.

A drastic extension OF the AL.
lies blockade on trade with neu-
tTal countries threatened grave
trade complications.
lie Louisiana Railroad Com.
mission issued an order under
which two.cent mileage books
are expected to replace the 2.44
cent books on Louisiana railroads.
Late returns from the Illinois
primary election indicated that
Governor E. F. Dunne's plurality
for the Democratic nomination
for govern n would be 5000, a1i
that Of Fra: K 0. Lowden on the
Republican ticket $1,000.
Ex-Patr''a,an, Buck' Conner
was indicted IVY the grand jury on
a charge of manslaughter in con.
nectlon with the death of Sidney
Bourgeois.
Chairman Hurley, of the Fed
eral Trade Commission, suggested
plans to protect newspaper pub.
fishers from the high cost of paper.
Plans were announced for early
departure for the Mexican border
OF all National Guard units now
in state mobilization camps.
Official count of the Sixth Con-
gressional district vote showed
former Governor Sanders nomi.
mated by 1924 majority.
Canvass of the vote in the
Seventh Congressional district re-.
suited in DR.. l. Lazaro being de.
clared the winner by 81 majority
over two opponents.
Two possemen were killed and
two wounded in a clash with
bank robbers being sought in the
Florida Everglades.
Entertainment of the national
convention in October was plan.
ned by the jackson, Miss,
Young Mems Business Club.
Seth Low died in Bedford Hills,
N. Y.
Mrs. Annie Howe, sister of .
President Wilson, died in New
London, Conn.,, and the body
was buried Monday in Columbia,
S. C.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-09-21
Extract of Louisiana Game
Laws.

uulClng Is restricted to the
hours between sunrise and sunset
GAME BIRDS.
Open season and bag limits.
Wild Geese, Nov. 1 to Feb. Is;
bag limit Is a day.
Ducks, Nov. / to Feb. IS; BAG
limit 20 a day.
Snipe. Nov. 1 to March q: BAG
limit 80 a day.
Coots, Nov. / to Feb. Is; bag
limit 25 a day.
Rails and Gallinules, Nov. 1 to
Feb Is; bag limit Is a day.
Woodcock, Nov. 1 to Feb. Is;
Bag limit Is a day.
Shorebirds (Sandpipers. Pho.
'orS' Ourle"s, CnOrOOks, ETC.,
Nov. 1 to Feb. IS; bag limit Is
a day.
Night Herons, Nov. 1 to Feb.
Is; bag limit Is a day.
Quail or Partridge. Nov. IS to
to March /; bag limit Is a day.
Wild Turkey (gobbler only),
Nov. 10 to March 1 ;bag limit l a
day.
Doves Nov. 1 to Feb Is; bag
limit % a dav.
Special Closed Season. Prairie