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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
Gets French Chair.

AXel Johan Upvall, a Swedish
scholar in Worcester. Mass, has
been appointed professor of
French language and literature
at the Pennsylvania University.
DR.. Upvall who is Al yeas old,
came to this country in 1891, and
has been educated at both Swe-
dish and American universities.
10 Years in One Position.
C. H. A. Bjerregaard, a native
Of Fredericia, Denmark, has cele-
brated his fortieth anniversary
in the service of the New York
Public Library. Mr.. Bjerregaard
who while a young man was in
the Danish diplomatic service at
the Russian capital, has been
chief of the library's readers de-
partment for the greater part of
the time during which he has
been affiliated with the institu-
tion.
Elster is ''Pub' Man.
Hagbart Elster, formerly man.
ager of a string of moving pic
ture theaters in Norway, has
been appointed publicity man
for one of the leading movie"
actors of this country. Mr.. Ell
ster who has made his residence
in Chicago for the last year or so,
started his new work on Novem-
ber l.
ROsen Goes Home.
Algot Rosen, one of the promi-
nent contractors of Warren,
Mimi, has left for Sweden, ac-
companied by his family. Mr..
Rosen is said to have made plans
for permanent residence in his
native country.
Princess Coming?
A cabled rumor from Copen-
hagen indicates that Princess
Margrethe, daughter of Prince
Valdemar and the late Princess
Marie, is making plans for visit
ing the United States some time
this winter. Her brothers, the
Princes Erik, Aage and Axel
have all been in this country.
Trio Gave Concert.
Last night the famous Norwe-
gian Tollefsen Trio gave a con-
cert in the Academy of Music,
Brooklyn, N. Y. The program
comprised compositions by Dvo-
rak, Saint-Saens, Wieniawski,
d'Ambrosio, and others. The
members of the Trio are Mr.. and
Mrs. Aug. Tollefsen and Paul
Somborsky, a Russian violinist
of note.
Transferred to India.
Magnus Clarholm, Swedish
consul general in New York, has
been transferred to a similar
post at Calcutta, India. His sue
cessor in New York will be Olof
Lamm, managing director of the
Stockholm office of the Swedish
America steamship line. Mr..
Clarholm who at present is visit
ing Sweden, has been stationed
in New York since 1903.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
news AMONG.
SCAND|NAv|ANS
Interesting Items From. Far
and Near About People
From the North.

Plans are being discussed for
the erection of Denmark
House" in London, England, and
simultaneously the old plan for
the establishment of a Danish
Hail. in Greater New York has
been revived. 1t is said that
some rivalry exists between the
Danes of the two world cities in
regard to carrying out such plans
first.
Back from Norway.
Knud Heggedahl of Spokane,
Wash, who has spent the sum-
mer in Norway, returned to his
home last week and declares that
conditions in his old country are
gradually becoming more and
more satisfactory in every way
The situation brought about in
a neutral country during the
war, was not felt as encouraging
by anyone, Mr.. Heggedahl says
in an interview.
Lejonhufvud Here.
Axel Lejonhufvud, a member
of the board of directors of the
Swedish Riksbank, visited Great
Falls, Mont, late last week en-
route for the coast. He is one
of twelve Swedish business men
who are touring this country
making commercial studies for
the purpose of stimulating Swe.
dish-American trade.
Benefit Performance.
A performance for the benefit
of the popular Danish actress
Mrs. Anton Sannes, will be given
in Dania Hall, Minneapolis, No.
vember 80. EN- Proveklud" and
Store Bededagsaften' will form
the program. Mrs. Sannes her.
self will take part in the presen'
tation of the plays, and will be
assisted by Mrs. C. E. Barden'
fleth, Einar Asker, Gustav An
dersen and several others among
the leading dilettant players OF
the Danish Minneapolis colony
Presenting Ibsen.
Rolf and Borgny Hammer who
have spent the last year or so in
Tacoma, Wash, are now touring
the northwest with three Ibser
plays which they give in the
English language, namely, He'd
da Gabler,' "A Dolls House" "ano
"The Master Builder. The tour
is arranged under the auspices OF
a number of universities and col.
leges.
Killed in Accident.
Miss Genevieve Danielson, q
young Swedish milliner in Kan
sas City, Mo-, was killed by ar
autimobile accident last week
She was trying to learn how tc
drive the car, lost control, anc
was pinned under the body Of
the automobile second later
Death was instantaneous.
Hands Across the Sea.
Last Sunday afternoon a pro
gram was given in the Danish
Brotherhood Hall. Racine, Wis.
for the purpose of obtaining ad
ditional funds for the Danes II
Slesvig, now about to be re
stored, through a plebiscite, t
their mother country, Denmark
Several addresses were given
and an interesting musical pro
gram formed a conspicuous feat
ure of the program.
To be English.
Rev G. H. Tharaldson, a mini
ster in Chicago. has been callet
to the pastorate of the FRS
lutheran church in Grand Forks
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

Don't forget the big sale at the
City Meat Market. w9-lt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

Rev G. H. Tharaldson, mimi
ster in Chicago. has been called
70 the pastorate of the First
Lutheran church in Grand Forks.
n D.: Mr. Tharaldson who has
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

This looks more like Eskimo
summer than Indian summer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

accepted and who will preach his
first sermon November 16, will
make exclusive use of the Eng
lish language, although the con-
gregation is part of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran Church in Ame-
rica.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
Money,

with tired sry II isn't satisfied
eight hour day, keeps pling earnings the
twenty year and long remains
drpOeIt herr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
DELAYED TRIALS
AID AUTO THIEF
CONTINUED rRoM rAaE ONE

ing defendants on straw bonds
we're wholly untrue us he had had
only one case of bond forfeiture IN
automobile senllnr cases within the
past lS months Justice Gray told
the committee that within the past
9 months ht had not had a bond
forfeiture In this kind of casca
win this testimony before the
committee, q was decided by an the
members that Tho action NJ the JUS
tice courts could not In any way be
criticised and delay IN tho prose-
cution of the cases should be sought
higher VI IN tho courts
District Court Delays
Taking cognizance nf the lnforma-
ton furnished the committee last
week hy Thomas | Munroe, county
attorney, In which tho latter stated
that his office would make com.
plete report and have tho instru.
meni on file In his office for public
inspection showing the number Of
automobile theft cases brought In the
courts and disposed OF since Jan
uary /, 1919. NieFer and other met ~
bers Of tho com mmittee found that de
lnyed trials In district court we're re
sponslble Tor the greater part of the
cases dismissed 20 certain were the
members Of tho committee that this
Is back OF many eases wherein de-
PENDANTS we're dismissed either by
the court or the county attorneys
office. hat II was proposed 10 nsk
i'm edistely for a special district
Judge for Tuln county, and one
member when told that there existed
lack OF court room In the county
courthouse for snch n procedure. de-
clared that II necessary, convention
hall would be hired In order that the
criminal cases on the docket might
he speedily tried. Upon coming 10
this conclusion rs TO the real state
of affairs In the county. the com.
mittee adjourned to take up imme-
diately the matter of obtaining n Hpe-
cial district Judge.
Munroc Refers Ia Records.
Commenting on the action OF the
committee, Thomas L Munroe,
county attorney. said last night that
he can show by a record of his Of
flee. now being made In reference TO
automobile theft cases, that during
the psst nine months. the Justice
courts and district court have sue
cessfully prosecuted fur larger
number OF cases compared tn the
NutHl nhnuti VI hllFHNu tllfAAHf Ni'N
any former court officials Follow
ing liz an incomplete report " the
office for the past nine months on
automobile cases
'"rhe allied civic committee was
correct IN It's findings regarding the
delayed trials OF any defendant
charged with = crime II iH fact
that when person ls arrested Tor
automobile larceny he asks moth
ina better than number of CCnunu-
ances OF his case The states vii.
nesses agains, him move from the
county or state out Of reach Of the
local authorities and when the case
n called for trial. dismissal for
want OF prosecution follows
Witnesses Prevent Prosecution,
Failure of the prosecuting wit
ness in these cnses 10 appear IN
court " another means of preventing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
SHOW ME- FOLKS TO
WELCOME GARDINER
Prizes 90 bc Offered 60 County Clan
That Has NOat Members
In Magic CitN

What county 81 Missouri has 'hc
most former citizens rosil.ng in
Tulsa county.
THIS and numerous o'her rorioH'h
IN the mpnh,rshp llno WI to frn
lures %; the bis t1grthcr.
gathering or The MisHuuI. club. VI
Hotel rH.sa. aui ln thv Hfl"rn.I
November +. according 70 Foster 5
Turns president, Ed Dalton, tf"nH-
uror. ani MIS- Sala Gtonmot, sec.
rBtHrv.
\ special prlgc is 10 be given to
the M'ssourian Whn hla resided II"
Tulsa the longrsl
rians FOR the -. option 20 Cover
nor Frederick D Gardiner. ruh hts
r'nfC who VIII be quests of the
club, arc nearing completion. Gov
ruOr Gardner wiil arrive Doe tho
city ~ noon. he given a dtuncr at
thc Hotel Tulsa. and IN tho afternoon
rido around the Magic CiiS.
That night when tho former
"show Nc people EHthe they wNl
b. EoRrc gated by counties sp Gat
al may gci acquainted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
CREAM FOR CATkRRH
OPENS UT N0STRllS
Tells How to Get Quick Relief
from Head. Colds It's Splendid!

In one minute your cloKEed nos
trils will open, the air passages OF
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely No more hawking
snufflInR. blowing. headache. dryne~s
No struggling for breath at night
your cold or catarrh viii he gone,
Get n small bottlo OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Ap.
ply little II thls fragrant, Rntlaep.
lie. hoalinE cream In your nOstrils.
II penetrates through every air pas
sage Of the head. soothes tho In
famed or swollen mucous mem
brance and relief comes instantly.
lts Just fine. Don't stay stuffed
mp with cold or nasty catArrh--
Relief comes so quickly --Aivt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
PINPLY? WELL, DON'TDE
People Notice Il. Drive Them
OF with pf Edwards
Olive Tablets

A hpinnly face will not ernbarr1rr r7,
much lunarr d. you cr' a rs.l,rt ,r
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Irr sli,
should begiH 90 C.clr after yup b3ys
taken the tablets a few ni,htg
(leanSc The blood. bu2rIs and ry,-
with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets The
sucresiul substitute .1y ralouel there's
no sickness or Ialu alter tahnp them
Dr Edwards olive lnLIets do tbat
which Caiumcl does. and jud AS erer.
lively but thai, action e. gentle anE
safe instead Of severe and irritating
No ule who takes Olive Tablets I,
ever cursed With q dark brown taste
o lad breath. q dull. h5trss, no guud"
ieehng constipation. torpid liver, had
clsppiu1n ur rinTly iao-
Olive Tablets are O. purely vegetable
compound nuXrd vith olive uil. yol val
know them hy their olivr colCr.
Dl Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with hver and hl0g
complaints. and Olive Tablets arr the
imin-nsely effective result. Take one ur
tT1 nightly fW a week. See hUW much
hetter YUu ioci and look l0c and 2Jc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
AGED RESIDENT HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

81 was at my work. nay iin,bs i,'-
came cnumb. s>t d.Uy ana faint
my ears seemed s'oHp"d ur I hba
been troubled Nl.h gss IN my
stomach ard severe hIuNiiuc atta
meals. ppciors failed 10 helm me.
One l0tc OF A1yr's Wunderfui
Remedy. recommended hy the cor
me- drIBgist proved Nfr. .s8'cr .u
me. ! am continuing with 10 with
splendid results 10 is a Ftmp O..
harmless rIer1 1i.nr that rrUo,rs
The catarrhal Wu.us from The lr-
tosIua' tract and al'Hhs BE- milan.
mH.lsn which causes practically a.
stomach liver abi I1frsuual .I-
mouis. incuiinF Uurani. "lfV '1H
fcsr vii convince ur money rH.
funded sod b, al druggists. 81 ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

THE report shoWH' Munro" said
while tho NUS ness 81 tn district
court has been f0r NtNr r an "N-
tremoIv crowded condition the Off.
cIals have iu thar time COW iu'rd
moro criminals than ever before in
the history Of the county Nut any.
one familiar at All with tho work i'm.
posed on the courts and the county
attorneys office knows the handicap
under which VIC work | wcicom"
the assistance, suggested hy the al
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS tn
HELP PLACE STATE LOANS

Because manv small stockman and
farmers are now in straits as re-
srlt of tie drv weather FOR the nast
three wears and as a first sten n
his application of the remaining half
million dollars in the states defense
fund to loans for their assistance
Governor Larrozolo has written all
boards of COUNTY commissioners in
the state to supply to Charles Sprin-
ger chairman of the state counc I
of defense the names Of all worthy
individuals in need of such loans.
Newspapers in the state are asked
TO assist in the same manner. All
loans are to he secured bv livestock
and the holdings Of those who OBJ
tain the loans. Men who own not
evceed 20n head of cows or 2000
head of sheen are TO be piven first
in securing the use of
the states money according to the
D1an of the governor. who believes
th1t the bierer owners can finance
through the critical time
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
STATE EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION HELD
NEETI'oS Monday
APPOINTED BUSINESS AND
SOCIAL COMMITTEES TO
PREP PARE PUBLICATION
REVISION BILL AND AR
RANGE LARGER MEETING

The New Mexico Editorial aSso-
citation which met in Santa Fe Nom
day, plans a big get together meet
ing on or near the occasion of the
Roosevelt Memorial dav. February
8 IS given As the probable date Of
the meeting
Discuss on OF the publication rates
for legal notices which are lower in
New Mexico than in anv other state
IL the union and said to be less by
hall than those IN force in Colorado
ard Arizona, occupied some of the
attention of the two meetings held
or Monday, one at the Capitol in
the afternoon and one N the even
ing at the DcVargas Hotel A leg
,Slative committee composed Of
Frank Staplin, II. b Hening. r NJ.
Henderson. B. l. ConnelI and Nes-
tor Montoya will prepare a bill to
submit to the general meeting next
month.
J. K. Hull, Ralph A. Lynd, and A.
n, Carter were made a committee
on arrangements for the reunion,
with John Tombs as publicity men,
ber A dinner is planned as one of
the features. Colonel ]. c. Albright
acted as secretary in the absence
of D A, Mcpherson.
G. +, Hosmer, of Denver, who i,
chairman of the legislative commit
tee of the National Press Associa-
tion ha, been invited to be present
lt the February gathering, and the
natter Of afi'liation with the nation
y body WI be discussed st tha,
ime.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
P NKrPG SUGGEST BLUE SKY
LAW TO THE LEGISLATURE


Nr'nhnr, ot N" legislative cor
MI -. of IA. 'atr banker a.s0.i.-
... rree''or her, YESTERDAY to con
- T." r'.r.. ncrcs arY in the bank
irr law of New Mesico placed trt
..n i'i~ iiet of recommendation
- Nnc SKY low which viii protect ia-.
"" 'o~s without hindcr'n Legitimate
Initiative toward building new busi-
ness. Laws now success sful in other
states viii be used as guides Other
rlanl;s in the bankers platform ar:
A bin making the fling or di,-
posing Of mortgaged property with
out the consent of the mortgagee
felony
A bill amending the present STAG
banking law, leaving the reserve held
by members banks against their time
deposit to twelve per cent of said
deposits and reducing the cash re-
serve in banks from forty to twenty
per cent.
A law protecting the banks in pa>
ing out funds of deceased depositors
up to $500 without administration
This would allow the bank to pay
the undertaken. the cost of trans
poTtlHS tHc UOuy, anu ike Vt1iIS.
A law with penalty sufficient to
pun sh removing or disposing Of
mortgaged property, other than
household goods.
A bill covering the obtaining of
money by fraudulent check. draft or
order, imposing a suitable punish
ment
The amending of laws to permit
trust companies to loan money on
the unsecured note OF borrower. to
allow savings banks to invest Is in
stead OF 50 per cent of their saw
ngS deposits in real estate loans, to
provide that the five year bank owl
ership limitation should not only az
plv to real estate held by the banks
within 10 per cent OF their capital
and surplus, to grant banks the right
TO invest so instead OF 20 per cent oi
their capital and surplus N Sto Ks
and bonds. to abolish the limitation
as to banks borrowing in excess II
their capital and surplus thereby per
hitting them to rediscount to a great
er degree. and to provide that ap-
peals in banking cases can be taken
at once to the supreme court with
out reference to the banking board
as now provided
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
INDIAN BOY FOUND DEAD
ON ROAD, COMPANIONS HELD

The body of Alexandra Calaquc a
bov student at the Santa Fe Ind an
school was found on the Santa Fc-
Albuquerque highway Sunday lis
heck had been broken A hearing
was held here Monday, where doubt
developed as to the theory that he
had been run over by an automob Ie
Ramon Frara. Is years old. ani
Pillar Armiio. Is. were held Moniay
bv Justice Conklin pending inveStiga-
'ion Of the cause of Calaque's death.
1t is said the three boys had rim
away from the school and werr re
turning TO Temez, when the young 81
one. according to one account. he
came tired and Jagged behind
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
VII KERe~N ScEKS SALARY
AS FORMrR CITY ATTORNEY

Thomas n WilkerSon formerly
chy attorney of Albuquerque was
heard before the state supreme court
this week in an appeal from the dis
trict court g an action to recover
salary claimed TO he dre. Wi'Ixer
son was appointed BY Mavor Boat
right. and when Mavor Westerfei
took office he appointed Will Kele-
her attorWv Wi1kerson claims
saIarv for the overlapping time
A'h"uuerCre was represented by
Mr. Keleher and George Dowrer.
md George c Tavlor assisted Mr.
Wilkerson in the argument.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
MORE MOUNTED POI Tc-HrN
APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR

Governor Larrazolo has appo'n 4
the following REGULAR merrbers #
the state mounted constahularv: 81
v;1ro Povb1l RIO h--'ha count:
Rafael Trcero san N'rrrel. l. /.
Hvder. Quay: Charles y Van Ho''t n.
To-rar~a: Anfres C4riert No
N addition the fo'low;ro railv
trairrr, are even commissions IS
state policc vithout special corlr-''-
satior: T OF earv, g. {. OF ca. |.
F. Giles. T r. Woodward al P.
7. Rarrett Of Las Venas: q I.
Thomas. T Sena. J. F Sinclair.
Charles W1tliuoton- 7 Iovce md
'oe Harrison of AIbuurerure. A. 7.
McKew of De-rino. T. r Nares Of
lsleta and J. " Lamb of Ration.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlLLO
Border Rider Has Ambition

Jesse Sanderson. the l5-vear-old
bov who ran away from his home
in Denver to become a border rider.
was held Saturday by Justice of the
Peace Mcclellan to await action of
the district court after he had plead.
ed guilty to uttering a worthless
check to buy horse.
The boy will undergo an operation
today for the removal of bullet
from his left hand. He shot himself
accidentally with one of the guns
he had bought to equip himself for
the border patrol. The accident led
TO his being found bv the police
who were looking for him as run
away.-Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
STATE FrprRATToN OF
WOMENS' CLUBS TO MEET

The state. federation of womens'
clubs will meet N Santa Fe January
%, in lieu of the meeting which was
70 have taken place at Ration but
was postponed on account of the
epidemic of influenza. Mrs. c. E.
Mason of Roswell president of the
federation has issued the cali for the
convention.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
chairs. and other items. The fixtures
OF the Hoover kitchen were also in
cluded d.-Albuquerque Journal

The suit STYLED Jesse Thomas YER
sus Walker d. Hines, director gener-
al of railroads, was settled last week
in the federal district court at Al
buQuerque. Thomas w?s awarded
IS COO damages for iuinr cs received
when he was thrown from a Santa
Fc engine hetwee0 this city aod san
Marc al on June :, 1918 Thomas
formerly lived in Albuquerque, but
is noY residing in eastern Texas.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
Valuable Park Site Gift

Hon Gregory Page. now in Cali
fornia with Mrs. Page. has purcha Sed
the Gallup Ball park east OF town
and will deed it to the Town Of Gall-p
as a gift to the city The gift
OF this valuable park site is
made in memory of Lieut. Albert
F Lyon. who died shortly after his
return from Europe where he had
been with the L. s. flying forces in
ENGLAND.
The city is placed under no restric-
tions in acceDtinG this gift. eNcCept
that the park must be kent as muni
cioal park for the use and recreation
OF the citizens of Gallup.-Gailup
Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
Taken To Miners Hosp;tal

Or l., T.. Cahill. after four days
illness at his howe in this citv. was
'atcn TO the Miners Hospital at
Ration last Sunday Mrs. Cahill ac-
compan'ed him. Report says phv-
s'cians have not vet discovered the
cause Of his illness, while it NAV be
tvphoid-pneumonia. but it is evident
that he has suffered breakdown.
brought on through three months
hard work during the influenza cpl
demic in this city and district. and
during severe winter.-Springer
StOckman
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
MCKINLEY

The New Mexico Fire Brick Co :,
OF Gallup at a recent meeting held
in that citv decided to increase the
.apacitv OF It's plant The demand
for Gallup brick ha> greatly increased
and the company has been busy the
past year
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
O0NA ANA
Favmers Short Course

Favmers Short Course
The county and Home Demonstra-
ton AGENTS in coniuction with the
State College will hold short course
for farmers at the High School
auditorium on Wednesday. Jan. p
The object of this meeting is to
take ND the farm problems pertain
ing to the Valley and to discuss them
from every standpoint as far as it
can be done in the limited time. The
specialists from the college have
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
LUNA
Building New Ounrters

Last week 100 additional men were
sent to camp Cody for the purpose
Of assisting 800 already there in
ealvaC'ng material for the building
Of quarters for the soldiers here
They are loading the lumber on cars
and much of it has already arrived
and is being unloaded where it will be
Courier
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
Will Farm As A Side Issue

Virgil Moore arrived here Monday
to remain indefinitely. He has
bought the Ramsey ranch and pur-
poses putting in 200 acres of cane
using the water from the well for
irrigating and saving the oil. This
j.. however. merelv a side issue and
his r'ncipal business will be oil
development work Lake Arthur
Times.