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The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Summons.

STAGE c1aSsy OF GO 6 ss pi..,Is, IL the asur.
Elizabeth j. Carlson. vs' Plaintiff.
France. a. Pierce. The Farmers
Loan 4 Trust ompany. Thom-
as o. Mofett. trustee for the
of The Farmers Loan &
trust Company the acting SUMMONS.
Sheriff Of Las Animas County.
Colorado. successor in trust to
Thomas .. Mi ffett trustee.
nnd persons whose names are
unknown to the plaintiff.
Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado.
TO Frances A. Pierce. The Farmers Loan &
trust Company, Thomas o. Moffett. trustee for
the use Of Thc Farmers Loan trust Company;
the acting Sheriff "f Las Animas county. Colo
RADIO successor in trust to Thomas o. MUftett.
trustee. and persons whose names are unknown to
the plsiatif, tile defendants above named.
Greeting:
You are hereby requ' red to appear in an action
brought aRAinst you by the above named plain
tiff in the District court of Baca county. State Of
Colorado. and answsr the cemplnint therein with
in twenty days after the service hereof. if we'd
within thi- county: ur. il served out Of ahs
ty. .r by publication. within thirty days alter the
srrvics hereof, excu-ive of the day Of service:
Judgment by detaule will be taken against you
acc riding to the prayer Of the complaint. And il
n copy of he COMPLAINT in the aboue entitled &C.
tion he not served with this summons. or II the
service Of be made out of this state then ten
day add, ional the timo herenbcfre specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed before
the takiug of judy me mt by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet tile to the
I. lowing described ssl estate, situate. lying
ard being IN the ounry OIL BncA and State of
oIorsdu, to-wit:-
he South est Quarter of Section Thirty-th
70 j. in I.wnshp Twenty-nine t29l South. of
h4nx', rnrtS- six l+6 " est of the Sixth Prin-
c.pal M,r,oisn conthiu nK ne Hundred and
Sixty [l6Ol acres. more or less. Cove nment sur
vey.
And the complaint herein further recit"s: That
the pl in tiff verify believes that there are rer-
som interested in the above described lana VIII Sc
nAnies she can not insert herein because lheir
names. residences and postofice addressc. are
unknown ~ her. and that the interest of such
unknown persons has been der we'd by assign
ment or deeds Of conveyance or Hens which are
not Of record or by virtuu of the laws Of descent
and inheritance. but o, which no record notice is
Civ n. and that such unknown persons are nee
eseary and proper partiee hereto. as will more
fully appear from the complaint in said action to
which reference is here made: a copy of which is
hereto attached.
And you hereby notified that if you fail TO
Appear. and to answer the said comp aint As
above required. the sad plaintiff will take judg-
menl as prayed for In said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis
trict ceurt 1T SpriKeneld in said COUNTY. This
s4rh day of N0ven ber. A. d. 1916.
T. ELDON ALLEN.
[SEALl Clerk Of The pisTricr Courr.
J.'K. DOT GHrY, AIRY for Plaintiff.
FirsT Pub. Dec. Is. 1916.
LAST Pub. Jan. s 1917.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
SPENCER & MINOR
off snr Hotel S pringfieolor

You arc hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District court Of Baca county. State Of
Colorado and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service hereof. II
served within this county. or. II served out of
this county. Or BY publication. within thirty
days after the service hereof. exclusive of tho
day Of service. or judgment by default will be
taken against you according to tho prayer Of the
complaint And II n copy of the complaint In the
above entitled action be not served with this
sum mons. or If the service hereof be made out Of
this state, then ten days additional to tho time
hereinbefore specified for appearance and an
swer will be allowed before the taking Of judR-
ment by defaule as aforesaid.
The said action i. brought to quiet title to the
following described real estate. situate. lying and
being in the County Of Baca and State of Colo
RADIO, to-wit:-
Tho Northeast Quarter of Sec.i,n rwenty-
seven t271 in Township Twenty-ni L29l South.
Of Ranse Forty-six tAel West of the Sixth Prin-
cipai Meridian. containing One Hundred and
Sixty ll6O] acres, mo, Q less, Gov uent SUR
vey.
And tie compliant herein further rec:tes:
That the plaintiff vefily believes that there "re
persons interested the above descrii ed land
whose MINES he can not insert herein because
their names. re- Iidenccs and postoice adore -.
1re unknown to him. and that the interest OF
such unknow-n persons has be, II ,ived by as-
signment or deeds of conveyanc or n-"- "h en-
are not Of y cord. by virtue of lii. law 1f c
scent and inheritance. but Of Which no eco d
notice il given and that such unknown pei SOM
are :es sary and proper parties hereto, as VIII
more fully appear from the complaint in aid &C
ton TO which reference is here mcd. copy y
lui il lnT I'm cbed
And you are hereby notifet that If you fail to
appear. and 10 answer the said complaint Ms
above required the said plaintiff will take juug-
ment prayed for in said complaint.
Given unuer my hani andthe seal of said Dis
lSEh Ii trict court at Springfield in said Coun-
ty, u lis eth day of November, A. d. 1915.
r. ELDON ALLEN.
Clerk ef the District Court.
j. K. DOUGHTY. Atty for Plaintiff.
First Publication December IS. 1916
Last Publication JANUARY 5tb. 1917.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ILLnsEer
,J.partmet ui ,tI ,I.i |. ,. Land O'!L" ~
Lama I.l,., Dec. y. 1918.
Notice is hereby gwen that ChAf~. b. t-tt.''s-'
.of >priugfcd olo.. who Ma 81. ). a''-s
Homestead entry No. Oh III for Lots 10. Il. NJ
-el,. section .. OF l2. ,. zs. ~. nvSsv'. o. GO.
4. Town hip . sou h. Range -
s,h NJ, uas hied nones Of in1"
70 max, ina thee Yer prof. 70 E'tseAsh ef.
To the lad DJve deserved. before Sns "a
speckmann. u s., om.. at Springfield. CO
the 29th Jay OF January. 1917.
Claimant namet AS witnesses:
Tony =. Barrier. Ltnes N. Rogers icy I. - -
man. all tn &c OF Springfield. Colo. 1. =. 'ens
man of Villas. Colo.
A. l.. BEAVERS. ResistaJ.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
NOTICE FOR puBLIcAr,os

Uvpsri,nent,.t the Intsrio. q, >. Lhns
OIiice at Lamar, Colorado. Dec. IL is.".
Notice 10 hereby given that Frank W. Son
Of Springfield .olo. who, on NOV. ., A.
made homes'e cad entry. No. o'ai"d' Tor ne
west.snorth easta, Lot J snd noftA"e~ =
of Sect on a. Twp. So. X. ~ ~. Ath prto
cipal ,ridan has filed notice Of intention IL
make final three year proof, to establish cH
to the land above described before 'iias L
sD.ckmapn, u b. Commits ,ioner. at sprineae; ,
{ oJorado, on tho 18th day Of JAM, 1917.
claim II t names as wituesEes:
W. ". Leach, Fre4 Starit. both Of eDriaxs<'|
Colo. H. Z. Aytcs. of Villas. Colo. w. A. LSs
Of Campo. Colo,
BEAVER. Hsxisesr
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Summons.
In the
ID ! sI,iet C nI

STATE OF COLORADO. Ice In,hs
County OF BAca- sIbiet C OIL
Carl J. Carlson. Plaintiff
John A Borg. John Borg. The
Farmers Loan 4 Trust Com
pany Thoma- o MoIett. tru-- SUMMONS.
tee for the o. The Farm
Loan & Trust Compsn':
Nichols & Shepard Company.
"a corporation. and persons
whore name unknown to
the plaintiff, Defendants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado.
To John A. Borg, John Borg. The Farmers
Loan & Trust Company. Thomas o. Mof1ett.
trustee.for the use of The Farmers oan & Trust
Company: Nichols Sheppard Company. "a cor
peration) and persons whose name, are unknown
to tho plaintiff. the defendants above named
GREETING;
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
SUM MONS

,r.rr az foI oeADO T., In the
cum of Baca. o. District Court.
Elizabeth J. css!sor. rIain''f'
j. la ~ vi Will I'd ies,~men; SUMMONS.
lam L, mar the 'nns""N
.uccs 30, III tr' = c. II
W. Toms. dee. asei trustc i
the use Wl.h'm F. con
ard. and per SON hosc
names unknown t. the
Plaintiff Defendant
III Se People OF the State of Coloi ado.
10 J. NJ. Skuse. Execut T |: st will and
tes amen, II Charlie. Sknsc. dec ased Will m F.
l. eo, ,ard, the unknown succ", in truat of
Geor 20 W. Toms deceased. ,r, stee for 'he ~
Willi un F. Leonard. and persons Whose n'mes
are un known to the piaintf. the defendant above
named. GREETING:
You a re hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the Di urict court of Baca UNITY, State Of C
orado, an l answer the complaint therein W thin
twenty dl, after TIN service hereof II b6rVeo
within this county. or. if served out of this coun-
ty or by p ublics ion. within thirty days after
the service hereof. exclusive of he day Of serv-
leo: or judgn ent by default will BE- tahen against
you accordin t" the pr yer of the COMPLAINT
And If copy of the complaint in the above en-
titled action be- not served with his summons or
| il the service nereOl Dc Out ~ 'iis ''''''
then ten days additional to the time her inb fore
spec ed for ap pearsnce and answer will be allow
cd before the taking Of judgment by default as
, aforesaid.
The said acti is brought to quiet title to the
following descI ibed real estate. situate lying and
| being in the Co unity of Baca and Stale Of Colo
rado to-wit:-
4 The Northwest Quarter OF Section Ihir'y-t~"
| 1927, in Town ship Twenty-nine t29) South. OF
| R.po. Fortysix t46) West of Nc Sixth Principal
, Meridian, containing One Hundred and sixty
| 1901 acres more or less, G vornmcnt survey.
| And the complaint herein further rccites' lh"'
the plaintiff verify believes that there are persons
| Interested in the above described land whose
| pauss she can not insert here n because theif
J ,aus. residences and postoiicc addressss are
u,kno vn to her, mad that the interest OF sueh un-
| known per,ons has been derived by assignment
or deed . of convey ance or liens which are not oil
record or BY virtue of the laws OF descentand IN
h.,itan, Il, bat of which no record uotce ls gwen.
| and tbat; such unknown persons are heeesaarS
and pro, yer parties hereto as VIII = or iuty ap
near frol the complaint in said action to which
reference 10 here msde: a COPY OF which, COM
eon,plaint is hereto attached.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

In the
District Court.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisher.,

Department OF the Interior.
u S. Lnrti Office ut Lamar. Colorado.
Dec. i2. It1s,
NO. ICE Is hereby given that Earl " fsuhao.
of Dodge ,ity. Kans. bio Avenue. Ea1e.
who, on Dcce uber G. 1912. made II. Z. No. 61s2ss
for sls of Sec %. TWP. 80 S.. r 47 W. eth Pfin.
Merida 4. has flc mott e of intsntion to msfs
Final three y, ar Proof. 10 establish Claim To t4s
land above described before Silas u. epseknans'
U. 5, Commis ssioucr. at springheld. Co!o1sdn- -
the 30th day of Jan. 1917.
Claimant NAMES as witnesses.
Dell Robbins. Sand Arroyo. Colo. ". +. hbsvs
Charles a Gibscn both of Elder. Colo. De"
Williams of Springfield, Colo.
A. L. BEAVER, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05

And you ara hereby notified thst II ,on fsi' -
sppenr. and to answer the said complaint lss~e
required. the said pl-niR will rAks tui&U,sn A.
prayed for in ssid complaint.
Givon un'-r my hand and ihs seal Il ssld I'M
tfct court Mt Springfield In said county. This Ten
tSEAL) day of Nov, mbsS A. q. 1919.
clerk Of ths pistrcs C~st
j. K. DOUGHTY. Atty. for PlaintiR.
First publication Dee. IS. 1878.
Last publication Jan. q. 1917.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEpARTN, ENT OF TEE INTDl RJA

bElANi " hNA VI 49, ANAA1FOh
U. 8. Land Office at Lamar, CelS. Dss. v. lSsf
Notice is hereby given that uas 4 AlrO.
Of Lamport. Colo. who .. April .. no.
made homestead entry. No. 6issll for nA 4 -.
q. Twp. "a 8. Range 70 ". sth .. Meridian, ~
lied notice of in cntion to make Ar u year pssaf
to establish claim TO tn land - owe dessrihsl
before Silns r. spct kniann. U. .. eonnisslsos
at Springfield Coloi ado, IN the Blst day II Jsso-
ary. 1917.
Claimant names witnefseI:
John F. Butcher Mary butcher. Jsnes CsufnD
d. H. Collins. nli of Lamport Colo.
Al. Bsavsrs RsGistar.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
'ATICN
(Publishsr)

De. .I... ... i.tsr@r
u S. Land OEic, Lamar Colo. Dec. IL 'is.
Notice is her by given that John X. EAsp".
Sand Arroyo. Ioo. who. on June E
1873. made l.ones .ao 'ntry No. oi"E2' iof 50
Iw.x. sw sc4s~'A. and ee. :"
section Is. Tow hip nsa 81 W.. Nh T. .
Meridiau. 10 nled n.tIc OF in sntion 10 MAKE =" ,
three yeor pr - est.blish claim to tho u n
above desori.. q l. ,icie Snas Z. Speeknanh- U. p
Commissioned at Springfield. Colorado. on a :,
goth day Of Jan. 1911.
Claima t.. esa Witnesses.
\. A. Wo te .. II cal F. B. Neal. all tr'os o.
sanG Arr. q, Coo, Dew Williams. of SDrf.a
ifeld. Colo.
A L. BEAVERS. Rssistev
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
D'nblishsr.)
Denarlnisnt Of the lntsrt0f


Department Of ths lnbsr,or
Land ONCE At LANAI. Colorado,
Dec. l2, fsls
Notice 10 hereby given that William ,. nfh.
Of Springfield. Colo. who on Dee. 8. 1912. os&s
HID. entry, Oh 1903 us amended for Lots 8. ~ n.
l9, is. g. s. Sec. l6 and Iots .. n. %. 81. Sc. r.
Lot l. Sec. 90 and Lot q. Sec. 81. T. 81 .. r.. " y.
and on July ! 1915. male additional u. L.. 0i7s3.
for Lots II. l6. Is, nurth~cstx southsasta VI Ss
II, Township 81 South. RsaEs IL vet
sth P. N. has fled notice Of intsntsss % make
final year proof to establish cialD . the hnA
above described before Silas u. Specknann U. g.
Commissioner al Springfield. Csbsrade- O q
10Th day oI Jan, ny.
Claimant names Witnesses:
W. W. Greer, Roy Grser. LAfayette Rurt.a-
ZolI Wagner. all of Springfield. Colo.
a L. BEAVERS, RsGister
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
Notice Por 1ubiioa .sss

DensrtInsnt Of the lntsstes
u 9. Land Office at Lamar, CoIs. pse. u. ts!s
Notice 10 hereby given thst Asna Ii vsrs si
Villas. Colorado who on Mar. Oth. 1918, s0Ar
Hop,sste-d entry No. .fos Lots I. y. .eits~A
Of Section 49, Township - South. Raass ~ west.
and La 1. :. y. 20. ~. -, Of sseis. "a
Township 80 RapgeS W., ~ Pnn- n1idta
has nied notice Of intention 70 0shs 1iAaI th1..
year pr of 10 ss' sblish esin % ehs land s<c.s
described. before Silss 3. epeckAsnn- u s
Cnrm. At SprinRfs,d. Colo. On ths ist Ay
Of February, 1917.
Claimant names as vltnesssE
Jesse Felter. John H, Cuttrel y. 3. Cline.
Fred DoVcrc, all Of Villas. Cnio.
A. l.. BEAvBR0. Rss1stss.
The Springfield herald., 1917-01-05
NoIICE FoRPUBLICATIoN

Department of the interior. land ehe. =
Lamar. colorado. Dec. IL, 80.
- Office Is berepy i ven tnat Roy c. For"ssp y
Sprin.neIa. Lv.,.. NO On May 3lst' 1873 ns' =
,omeste.1 eat. 40 V'''e, for ne'-s"'-- ."
Sc an &c s.ts. l. 1 3 and 81 See. sad -.
ne :. Lots . q, Sec 7. nwisnw'., Lots >. h'
q OF sections D.. Aj v. oth primer
.I.e. ,uiau h,s :. o. II uc attention 70 1855
nal i,n, m ami @ clair, . =
/ ,nv lns l. ppscknaa- Z.
: ,r. colorado, - Il :
let" ia.
LiuInI.' n n8Iu .,.-..
Chnsles Is Foreman, To y 4. Barrier. Jana" 1 =
Roger. II, tree OF Srr held. Colo L. .. bs' z
man, Villas. Colo.
A l. AVER Rsxistnt
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
FIFTH INFANTRY MOURNS
PASSING OF Mr.. SCAkRFF
When Houston Mans Boy Joined The
Colors, Men In Khaki Promptly
Claimed His Good Father
Houston Chronicle, Nov, 20:

Houston Chronicle, Nov. ZO:
Edward Scharff, a retired merchant
and rice planter from LouiSiana,and for
the past five years a resident of Hous''
ton, died Monday in Fort Worth, where
he went to visit with his only son,
Lynton ScharR, a sergeant in the in
fantry company of which Captain c. c,
BeavinS is in command. In addition to
his son Mr.. Scharff' is survived by
nephew, Sigmond Brown, OF Markham,
Texas,
The message bringing word of Mr.,
Scharff's death will touch hundreds
who came to know him and his innu'
merable kindnesSeS and philanthropieS.
He was small man. and, like Him, y
the friend of the WORM. His intense
love and affection for his only boy,
whom he gave up to the call OF Amer
lea, though the boy was under the Sc
lective draft age, soon became inclusive
OF not only Company E, OF which the
boy Is a member, but also the Flftf
Texas Infantry as well.
When Company E was in Houston
he was always senaing to the boys nice
things to eat. and when the young mel
reached Camp Bowie he was untlrlni
!, in securing for them 100 mattresse
and the little comforts that make III
hard life of the military less difficult
Before making his last pilgrimage t
Fort Worth MIR. Scharff was much VOL
ried and concerned for the prope
clothing and protection of the me-
against the cold.
The record OF his friends and 81
kindly deeds are SO numerous that
would be impossible to list them, II
was of the Jewish people and Frlda
night always witnessed him goln
to the temple. He was one OF the M
examples of the wise and generous
the race of Judea, who shine in the IL
of the world for their sheer goodness
and some two hundred men OF Compar
E of the Fifth and some 1000 men
the Fifth Regiment received the wor
of the death with feeling OF actu
pers nal loss.
: Word from Fort Worth states IN
the remains will be sent to StLouls Il
cremation, as it was the desire OF NJ
scharff that this disposition be made
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
rrFND THE GOSRER SALE
TO Be HELD on DEC. 6
Nor For Red Cross Benefit AUG
tioo Of ThOrObred Cattle, Mules
and Farm implements

W, Cosner makes the interesting
.,,rcoment that he will sell a high
.ade Hereford hei er for the benefit
,ho Red Cross at his auction next
thursday, December Q.
n, Cosn has decided to diScon'
,ans rice farming and will sell his
.nIss and farm implements in con-
.notion with ninety head OF high
.,.de Hereford and Polled Angus cat
4, Ne has one of the best herds OF
,no in Southwest Louisiana, and this
Ia will undoubtedly draw large
atbering Of Stockmen from all over
n southern part OF the state. He has
I,eided to make the cattle sale an an
anal event, and in consequence the big
Ain this issue of the Journal bears the
ME "FirSt Annual Sale" This is not
mo arst sale OF blOoded cattle Mr.. Cos
ner has held however
The ladies of the Red Cross will serve
unch IN the grounds thruout the sale
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
MS warm apparel: Don't use gaudy

this warm apparel: Don't use gaudy
warns. All such articles should be
knitted in neutral colors. otherwise the
soldiers will not lie allowed to use them
The reason for this ruling is PLAIN.
Bright colors render soldiers conSplc'
uous and expose them unnecessarily
to the enemy'S fire.
It is much preferred by the war de-
partment that knitted goods be given
to the Red Cross for distribution as
that organization knows exactly where
there is most need of them. The de-
partment, however does not deny any
one the right to donate such goods tc
individuals or to regimental units.
Louisiana State Council of Defense
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
NUMBER 6

npbuldlng Of the community. He Is
the kind of man who gets results and
without him thousands of people have
never heard Of Lake Charles, and the
probably wonderful possibilities OF the
city and adjacent country. Individually.
he has mailed more copies OF the Amer
lean, Press to prospective settlers than
any other resident.
While he does a general real estate
business, his speciality is lands. When
anyone centemplates the purchase OF
land he is nearly always consulted.ThlS
is evidenced from the fact that WIZ.
Gabbert, formerly mayor of Welsh,who
has recently become citizen OF Lake
Charles, purchasing 1900 acres OF rice
land at Chloe thru Mr., Chavanne.' Mr.
Gabbert has resided in southwest LOU
Siana for a number Of years, ana Is
more or less familiar with the country,
but he left it to the judgment OF the
Land Man" when he desired TO pur'
chase farm in this vicinity.
Mr.. Gabbert purchased a residence
here in Margaret Place thru Mr.. Cha
vanne.
The rice farm which he purchased
was owned by A. Thomson, near the
LeBleu place, and while the CONSIDER
alton is not given,it is understood that
it is around $4,000 This is among Inc
2 largest land deals that have ever been
2 nut thru in this parish by a real estate
: man,
Mr.. Gabbert is connected with thu
t Farm ers' Land and Canal company
0 and is a valuable citizen to any city
S But don't forget that the real estate
n man is in the main responsible for oil
q coming.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
KNIT GOODS FOR SOLDIERS

Despite contradictory reports which
have been ill circulation, the knitting
of sweaters, mitts and other comfort
articles for soldiers is encouraged by
the war department. The State Coun'
Gil of Defense is enabled to make this
reassuring announcement on official
authority to all mothers, wives, sweet
hearts and friends of men in the SER
vice. ~
No, attenfl6sff' Should s&-paid to ru.
mors to the effect that knitted goods
are not acceptable and that army men
are not permitted to receive them
There is only one caution issued to the
patriotic women who are producing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
". B. GABBERT BUYS
THOMSON FARM
Purchase Price Said Ia. Be in Neigh
borhood of $50,OO0-LoCated
Near Chloe
Lake Charles American.PreSS:

Lake Charles Amercan.PreSS:
The greatest factor in the upbuild'
ing of city or farming community is
the live real estate man Without him
the town or country will soon die OF
dry rot, while the average resident Will
wonder what is the matter with his
respective community, why it does not
get ahead like other places, and yet ne
is liable to look upon the live real es-
tate man as a sort of an evil rather
than a benefit.
Every city in the United States owes
its growth and the prosperity whlch
incidentally follows, to the real estate
man. Los Angeles, California, Is the
best advertised city probably in the
world, and it is due solely to the live
real estate man. Long stretches o.
what was considered few years age
sandy waste, for miles around Lo'
Angeles, is now covered with Tenor
and orange groves. apricot, peach ant
plum orchards, truck farms, beautlfu
homes and flowers in profuSion.
!, Was it the local resident or the hold
er of large tracts responsible for TIL
, wonderful development? 1t was moi
II was due solely to the real estate me
, who were alive to the situation an
the possibilities of the country an
they spread these possibilities broat
5 cast with wonderful results.
Lake Charles and southwest Louis
? ana has practically the same kind {
Y climate, the same kind OF soil as lie
, Angeles, with many other advantage
e they do not have, namely, the waite
f timber, hunting paradise, rice, cor
e sugar cane and easy access to all cas-
); ern and middle western cities.
V These advantages will be mat
# known only thru the real estate ma
i and if there is one man in the city WI
II deserves praise in the upbulldlng
this city and country it is Leon On
t yanne, known as the Land Man.
r MIR. ChavanHe is always "alive"
r. the possibilities of this section a
If works necessarily for the welfare a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
POLICE JURY ENGAGED
IT'S LEGAL COUNSEL
Met in Welsh Tuesday Afternoon To
Confer With Attorneys

The entire police jury, with the ex'
Ception of George Hathaway, member
from ward two, met in the office Of
Clerk John T. Hood Tuesday afternoon
for the purpose of selecting counsel
and going over the matter of its de-
Tense in the custer suit recently
brought by a committee composed OF
Jennings citizens.
The police jury selected MesSrS'
Mccoy & Moss of Lake Charles, Judge
E. D. Miller, of Jennings, and John 7.
Hood Of Welsh to represent it in the
above action.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-30
Notice

Parties desiring the service OF a
thorobred registered HolStein bull are
advised that / am at present making
bookings Tor Wisconsin Skylark No.
174l2s. The outside services OF this
ANNA, will be limited, so parties desir-
mo his service should make arrange
ments promptly.
Wisconsin Skylark is very Hne IN
dividual, Wisconsin bred and Wisconsin
reoistered, but reared in the state o
Tov,S ]. F. 1ROSH,
Phone II.