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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
DRAINAGE DIST. BONDS
HAVE BEEN APPROVED
BY the Attorneys for 5uyer-Money
viii be Available Soon
and Dredging Begun.

Secretary John T. Hood of the
Welsh Drainage District announces
that the bonds of the district have
been approved by the attorneys for
the buyer, H. w. Roos, of Toledo
Ohio, and that the money will be avail
able as soon as the bonds can be print
ed, signed and delivered. The remain
ing details will take a matter of a
month or so to settle. The attorney,
Mr.. Hood states, was very particular
about the details of the authorization
for the bond issue, but when all the
details were laid before him approved
the issue without reservation.
The issue is represented by $4,000
adyalorem bonds, and $4,000 based
on an acreage tax, total of $4,000.
G. B. Zibler & Co., of Jennings,
purchased the bonds and also was
the successful bidder for the dredging
contract. This company is at present
tearing down one of its dredges that
has been at work on the Bell City
Drainage project and is preparing to
move it to the Welsh Drainage district
to begin work promptly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
TRACTORS HELP SOLVE
LABOR PROBLEM

The farm tractor is taking its pro-
per place in the agriculture of the
State as result of labor conditions,
saws E. B. Doran, assistant professor
of agronomy, Louisiana State Univer-
sity. The tractor situation is the same
wherever you go in that it's success
depends upon the kind OF machine
used and the efficiency of the man
operating it. The failure or most trac-
tors is due to inefficient operation.
Farming with tractors may or may
not be cheaper than farming with
horses but the advantage of tractors
lies in their capacity for doing large
amount of work in a short tine, there
by allowing the farmer to take full
advantage of favorable periods Tor
working his crops. The tractor will DC
more and more appreciated as the
shortage of farm labor grows more a
cute"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
NOT 50 BAD FOR
AMATEUR PLAYERS

The game Tuesday at the Ath-
letic park in Lake Charles, in which
Welsh defeated the famed Athletics,
was one Of the best ball games wit
messed by local fans so far this season,
as the record printed herewith shows,
Welsh winning by score of 2 to /.
Much to their own delight there was
good attendance of Welsh fans pres
ent (they call us rooters over at the
lake city because our enthusiasm in
the National sport finds ready demon.
stration).
Kitty Knight pitched the game for
Welsh, and everybody likes to see
Kitty play ball. He was supposed to
bat home run on the occasion, but
Sparks, pitching for Lake Charles, an
ticipated the move and allowed him
nothing that he could make home
run with. He got two sacker, but at
a time when it could not produce re,
suits.
1t was a hard fought baltic and no
body's game until it was over. In
view of the facts the Welsh club may
vel be proud of its winning against
so strong an organization as the Lake
Charles Athletics.
Didier Comeaux came to bat first
hitting safe two Dagger into left
field; Goldsmith singled to right and
Mug Romero's safe hit brought Co
meaux in home for the first run;
Knight followed with a safety that
would have brought Goldsmith in had
he not hesitated between second and
third; BAIL popped one to third and
went out; Ryan hit line drive thai
evaded the first baseman and brought
Mug Romero in with the second and
last score.
1t was three up and three down fol
Lake Charles until the fifth inning
when Wagner distinguished himself
After that Lake Chares filled the sta
lions twice, but couldn't tally.
No errors were made by Welsh ant
only thre by Lake Charles.
THE SCORE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
JUDGE RENDERS DECI-
SION IN CANAL CO. CASE

Judge OvertOs's opinion on the
merits Of the case of Mrs. Lovina NJ.
Clark, ct ais, VS., Welsh Canal Com
pany, Ell ais, which was tried at the
last term of district court in Jennings,
and was by him taken under advise
ment, was issued last week, he finding
in favor of the defendent Company,
His typewriter opinion covers eleven
pages and enters into the minutest-
details.
This suit was entered by Mrs. Clark
to recover from the Welsh Canal Co.,
a tract of land, an irrigation canal, TO-
gether with the revenues from both
on the ground that the probate sale
of the property was not legally pre-
formed and therefore null and void.
Motion by the plaintiffs for a new
trial was over ruled by Judge Overton
on July 31st. This is understood to be
a step towards appeal to higher
court.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
DESTROY THE
GERM-LADEN CARCASS

1t should be remembered that char
bon or anthrax is caused by it's own
particular germ, which is sometimes
spoken of as infection: as this par
ticular germ after getting into the
body, thorough incubation on the out
side, or through being taken inside in
infected food or water, gains access to
the blood circulation and multiplies
there with great rapidity, so that, in d
very short space of time the blood con-
tains myraids of these germs which
finally destroy the animal or person
1t vii be seen, therefore, the urgent
necessity of destroying the germ-laden
carcass to prevent the infection, or
germs, being spread by different, car
riers that have come in contract with
this infected blood And while protec-
tive measures are strongly advised the
most important sanitary procedure is
to destroy the germs IN the diseased
carcass to prevent their dissemination.
The germ itself is a minute plant and
exists in two stages, viz. the rod, which
is found in the living blood, and the
spore or seed, which is usually found
on the outside, on the soil etc, where
it may remain almost Indefinitely and
cause more or less permanent intec-
ton. The germ may be said to be per
petuated through it's spOre, just as
higher plants are perpetuated through
their seeds. Consequently the carcass
should be destroyed so as to prevent
the germs (rods) from forming their
spores which get on to the soil with
any discharged blood, and thereby,
keep up and spread the infection. The
sanitary treatment of Charlton is not
so much the treatment of individual
cases, or animals, but the destruction
of the infection (germs) so as to pre-,
vent its spread by different agencies
which are likely to carry it. Get rid of
the source of the infection (the dis
eased carcass), then the carriers will
not obtain the infection to spread. In
iother words. remove the cause, and
the effect will cease"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
HARVEST BEGINS
ON LARGE SCALE

harvest is now going on in this
|, IN a arge scale, and in conse-
/. she new crop will be coming
.,Eet in noticeable quantities
Kant two weeks, present cOndi'
prevailing.
weather this week has been
for the opening of the harvest
Il has been dry and slightly
/, IN fact the condition Of the
,er seems to resemble that of
priv part of September more than
\ which is usually noticeable
rcessive heat and humidity.
h W. Armstrong is authority for
,atement that there will be full
hundred binders at work in the
If this district before this Satur'
hight, Taking this estimate as an
Ssts rice should be arriving on
market at the rate of between
and five thousand bags daily at
vpiration of the next fifteen days
ding weather conditions prevail
vmers as a rule this year are
mined to put their crop in the
in the very best condition, as
: that no damaged rice will reach
market. The preCautiOn is backed
double motive. The first consider
Is milling quality, and the sec
Keeping quality. Should there be
disposition on the part Of pur
ING interests to bear the market
want to be in a position to hole
ant a chance of loss from dam
caused by improper sacking.
here is every reason to believ'
the market will open strong ant
prices and a ready market should
throughout the season.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
HAVE WEEKS OUTING

Between August 10th and 22nd the
Jefferson Davis Parish Sunday School
association will have, at Lake Arthur
a camp for boys and girls from 16 to
% years of age. The camp is for the
purpose of developing leadership a
mong the older boys and girls of the
parish. 1t will be under the direction
of the Louisiana Sunday School asso
citation staff, assisted by a. K. Jones
and Fred Thompson of the State Y.
NJ c. A., together with such parish
leaders as MesSrS. Blass Spiller, ]. P.
Campbell, C. c. Cary, Carl Kingrey
Wm. Tietje, j. P Haber, Mrs. T. L.,
Hudson, Mrs Marshall Watkins, Miss
lone Robinson, Miss Louis Wentz,
Mrs. A. E. Sargent and Mrs. NJ. La
Cour.
The campers will be appointed by
the parish and district Sunday School
association officers from boys and
girls from the age of 16 to % years.
Each camper will be asked to pay
registration fee Of $500, which will
only cover in part the cost of the
camp, the remainder to be paid by
the Parish Sunday School association
Each camper will be requested to
bring towels, sheets, comfort, soap,
etc. The meals will be in charge of a
person who knows how from years of
experience and will be wholesome and
plenty of it.
During the morning hours from $50
to 1890 the boys and girls will be in
class period, studying such work as
campcraft, woodcraft, Sunday School
plans, class organization, Bible dis
cussions, etc. The afternoons will be
given over to organized play and
swimming and each night there will
be a camp fire and organized recre'
alton
jefferson Davis parish has the honor
of being the first Sunday School as
sociation in the state to put acros a
tparish-wide camp for its older boys
and girls and it is expected that this
will be the forerunner of an annual
permanent camp as we'll as a standard
for the other parish associations tc
Initiate. The parish and district aso
citation officers are very enthusiastic
and feeling sure the camp will be
success from every standpoint. Full
information can be had of any OF the
association officers upon requiry
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

On account of the recent heavy loss
es of work stock the Mayor and Board
of Trustees of the Town of Welsh
have decided to temporarily waive,
with certain restrictions, the proVis
ions of the ordinance which requires
the pIanking Of cement crossings with
in the corporation. On the main
streets bed of gravel will be placed
over the crossings and tractors not
larger than 1880 may be used for the
hauIing of rice, ETC., without planking
Pelase note that this exception ap'
plies only to such crossings as have
the gravel covering and that wher
passing over other crossings not sc
protected the plankng must be done al
heretofore and also ahat the use o
tractors larger than 1880 will not b
permitted in any case without plank
Ing
/ John W ARMSTRONG
Attest Mayor .
Il y q seward ClsFt
Welsh. L. Auausi a 1899
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

If somebody doesn't stir up another
war, or pull off nation wide strike
or two, or send us an earthquake or
abolish prohibition, we'h be able to
announce again next week that all is
TRANQUIL and the peace dove is flutter'
ing around trying to find place to
light Of course the inferno Of hate
and jealousy that is devouring them
cover there" doesn't disturb our digest
ion in the least.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

ROGUE Senez has accepted a posi-
ton at the Emporium, beginning du-
ties August LIST. ROGUE was connect
ed with this important Welsh business
institution up until the time of his en-
listment in the Army about two years
ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
Thursdays Game.

Thursdays Game.
OF Thursdays game not much can
be said, other than that the attendance
was larger, as it was a one-sided al
fair. the Athletics winning from the
locals by score of 8 to 0. The lineup
for Lake Charles was the same as the
day before, except that Lyons pitched.
There were several changes in the
lineup, Ryan pitching, with knight at
first and Goldsmith n right field. Trout
replaced Dug Comeaux in left field
on account of the latter being inca
patiated.
May Try It Over.
There is a possibility that Welsh
may play two more games with the
Athletics during the latter part OF tnis
month, and if so we are assured that
proper talent will be secured Tor tne
occasion.
Good Game Here Sunday.
Merryville will come here for a
game Sunday afternoon at Sports
mans Park. This should be an inter-
esting game for sure, as Merryvllle
has q ton notch ball team. They beat
Lake Charles one game this season
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

We're just pining TO an opportunity
to dish up a brilliant editorial on the
low cost of living. But pning is about
the only thing that hasn't scared out
of sight in price.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07
NOODMEN Of WORLD
INTRODUCE BIC CLASS

The w. o. w. Hall was he scene
of much activity Wednesday night,
when Welsh Camp No. 176 instituted
a class of about thirty-tive new mem
bers. These members were secured
during the past two weeks through
the efforts of M. A. Hargroder, of
Church Point, district manager for
the Woodmen.
The program at the hall included
an address full of logic and appeal
by Hon. John ]. Robira, Of Jennings,
on the subject of Woodcraft, and an
address on the same subject by Sow.
Hargroder, who is one Of the most
earnest and energetic workers in the
big fraternal society,
The class introduction was followed
by feed at the City Restaurant.
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

R. F. Prentice, former Welshite was
a visitor here Tuesday from Jennings.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

Why not clean the back yard first!
Then you'll feel that you just natural
.ly have to brush up the front one.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

The man who always thinks he can't
is the one who doesn't. The other fell
low has a better opinion of himself.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-08-07

The journal 10 read by
a well-to.do class Of people
who have money to buy che
comforts Of life.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11

Chcem lea ma. civil II vnls.
do mojej izbictky hned' sa vra
i tim.
! Dvoraninovia 81 spokojne treli
ruky, ale kra! stal ma svojom:
Dovol, aby som i ia vkro.
Gil do tvoje; izbietky...
Minister sa Il l'akol a r;ekol:
= Moja i..bietka je ME zaria-
dena pre- tvoju vysokd navsteva
- Teda j, to predsa pravda, >
myslel 81 kral', - co sa nom
rozprava a -ym Wac nastojil ma
tom, ze mus vojst' do izbietky.
Chudak minister, nevediac 81 j.
nej rady, voviedol kral'a dnu.
Bola tam rnlnistrova knihovna,
stojany naplnent knihami a pa
piermi vSeli ;akeho druhu. V pro-
striedku stala mala strieborna
truhlicka. TiSko vkrocil kral' s
ministrom k truhlicke, v ktorej
boly skrdtere saty.
- Co je to? - pytal sa kral'.
- Kral'u to su mole otrhane
haby, ktore *cm este pred rokom
nosil, kym som prisiel pred tvoju
jasn1 tvar. ;01lozil som 81 ich nj
pamiatku, ahy som nikdy neza-
budol, ak&m som Dol polozeni.
Kazdy den, kym vojdem do pa
lacu, pozrem sa ma ne, ably som 81
pripomenul svoju chudobr, - a.
ko som sa vtedy cftil, co mi chy-
belo a ako II ma ty laskave po-
zdvihol z Hrachu, - abv som
snad' v pyche nemilosrdnc nesi1-
dill tvojich chudobnych podda-
rych. Ziva rozpomienka na moju
minulost' /zachranila mole srdce
cd zatvrdnu';a, co sa obycajne
stava s nah',m povysenim clo-
veka.
Kral' no vypocul a Dol vel mi
dojaty. Ked' vySli k dvoraninom,
ktori sa ich uz ami docakat' ne
mohli myself len ma pcnizerie
ministra, kraI prehovorll:
- Ano, Dol som V carodejnej
Mbietke a videl som i truklicku i
knzlo nej So nachodiace Videl
som ministra, ako sa klania XII
zlu a preto no sam odsnGim "a
'ento skutol. a "a trest no povy-
Sujem "a prveho ministra mojej
krajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11
CARODEJNA TRUEiLIGKA.
(Indicka povest'.

pokrmu mohol zaopatrit'. Pre-
to prichadzam k tebe, kral'u, =
almuznu vsak nechcem, ale chcem
ii sl1zit', verne sllzit' "a vse-
tko, GO pre- nu urobls... 0 keby e.
Ste ozdravela, aby som ju videl
st 'astn1, taste by som sa priti-
nil, ably bols .blazena...
Kral' pozoroval so zal 'ubou
mald postavu eloveka, jeho po-
kojne, modre oci, vysoke cello, a
riekol svojmu ministrovi:
- Bnde dvornym mudrcom.
Daj mu vsetxo. 60 bude potrebo-
vat k tomu;o rostaveniu.
Cd tych S::;s Dol znamy po ce-
lei krajine, aho dvorny mudrc a
ostal ma dali verny svojim
kniham. Chi;r sa rozniesol chyt.o
o jeho mnIir1osti, mravnosti a
laskavosti. Jeho terajsie postave-
ME zmenilo losavadny zivot, ale
jeho charakter zostal rydzi One
1lho kral' h, povysil ma ministra
rad no mai pre- jeho m1drost'
bezihonny zivot.
Ked' sa nlekC mu dobr, voli,
musi cd zleho sveta ocakavat', ze
mu to st 'astie bude zavidet'.
TAX sa stale j mudrcom mini
strom ma kril 'Ovskom dvore -
Dvoraninovia zscali ziarlit' a ho
ohovarat
- Taky zoDrak, - vraveli me-
dzi sebou, - dnes je ua nasim
ministrom, a radili sa, aKoby no
pred kral ON ociernili. Al raz !
povedal ikrai'o>i. Re je carodcj-
mix, ze kazdy den ide do palaca.
a zavre sa &c izhy, kde ma stri,-
bornd truh';Sku ktorej ma to
ktzlo pred ktorym sa klania az
k zemi. tIyT
- On ii poca"il, kral'u, uver.
- ci sa to zdA byt' po dobrom,
- este pref rolom byt' cobra.
'.om a dnes ~ ,ninistromo Roz-
mySl'a o tom. kral'u, a poznas
jeho carodej,In noe.
Kral' sa H., toto zprvu len u.
smial, ale ke.l toho uz vel'a be
10, a jeho d0,c v miniStrovi "a
Gala sa klati.', nmienil 81, re sa
tom presvedA
- Pod'te, presvedcimc sa, ei
ste pravdu gravt]i.
Sli k minis:rovi, ktorE ich sl,.
Sne, ale skrOmne uvital vo svo-
JON nadhernom palaci, k:orF m,
kral' vystav'l Pc malom rozho-
wore vyzval 10 kral', aby siel DE-
zasedacej s;ane ze maji mnohe
zalezitosti vvbavit'.
- Dovol', Srhl'u, ably som siel
ma chvil'u do svojej izbietky,
hned' sa vr,tir, - dodal mini.
ster. Z.
Dvoraninovia sa Skodo1 adostne
usmiali a pezrcli jeden na cruhc-
no. Kral' riai-ol:
- Chcem: aby 81 siel ckamzi-
te so mnou!
- 0, pros'm, kral'u. dovol' len
ma okamzik. - prosil minister.
- Co tam budes robit'? spy
tai sa kral'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11
CHCELA OTRAvIT svoJHO
MUzA. -.

East Youngstown, 10. jnna. -
Stanislav Eriekci,:st, oceliarsky
robotnik, prisiel asi pred t!z-
dnom do 1radovre mayora Gun
ninghama, predlozil mu svoj di-
ner baket k prehliadke a udal, re
mysli, ze mu zena dala otravy do
kavy. Obsah flase preliaty Dol do
cistej flasky a oddany lucbarovi
Pattonovi k presktmaniu. Tento
vynaSiel, ze skutocne, kave Dol
jed sIrova kyselina. a to takom
mnozstve, ze ked' by boil patric-
ny kavu vypil, DO! by hroznych
mukach zomrel. Nest 'astnt zenu
sobrali do vazenia a obzalovana
bude pre- pokus vrazdy. Manzelia
mali nedorozumenia medzi sebou
a ona no uz Wac raz chcela otra-
Wit. Majn dvoje deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11

! Y Indii bolo zvykom, re kral
nripnst al k sebe v iste dni a.
svojich poddanych, ably sa Dove
del ich biedach, st t'aznost 'ach
aby vyhovel ziadostiacll. Kral' o.
byseine vtedy ,sedaval ma tr6ne
a ,edl'a neho ieho miplstri a dvo
al lnovia. -. .
Mnoho l'udu priSlo pred kral'a
a kasdy odchadzal potescny IL
! spokajcny, len jeden otrhany elo-
vek, co stale ned 'aleko tr6nu "a
.cely. ten eas zamyslene pred seba
hi 'adel, akoby zabudol, preco sem
vlastne prisiel, o 60 chcel prosit
kral'a. - ..-
Kral' no zbadal a ked' az "a
stupy l'uda odisly, spytal sa
svojho ministra:
- Kto ry sa ma svete najleps;e
postaral O muza?
Man:elka - bola odpoved'.
- Verna manzelka, - kral'u,
- dodal otrhanec, ale never.
ma manzelka sa ami dusu, ami o
telo muzovo nepostara a ostava
l'ahostajnou, ked' ODE ztrati.
Kral' sa usmia! a zas pytal sa
ministra:
- Go ;e ma svete najpotreb.
nejsiee
- Penicze, - bola odpoved',
- lebo "a peniaze moze e'ovck
vsetko k1pit'.
- Pravda len vtedy:. ked' ich
ma clovel: ma "pohotove k uzi7a-
niu. - oval sa Ease otrhanec.
Kral' .zbadal, ze midre odpO-
veda. predvolal no pred svoj tr6n
riekol mu:
- Kto 1: 2 co tn chceS? 1T''a,
vSetci l'ud:a ktori sem prisli, zia-
dali ma o mienku a dostali, len
ty 81 este ric neziadal. Preeo 81
teda prisiel'
49, Kral'u, - odpovedal nezna-
my - nikdy BY ia nebol prisiel
o pcmoc. .prosit' ba ami by mi ne
bolo napadlo. ia obt 'azovat' pre-
seba. ale maid: ahsia spoloen;ca
m6iho zivota, moja draha mn
zelka, je biece... CelF moi zivot
som venoval useniu, knihy boly
vzdy mojim najjvaesfm bohat
stvom. C,le noe, dni som prese-
del mad knihami a vsetko ostat-
ME som zanedhal. Miloval som
Wac vedu, ako svetske pohodlie.
A takto zaslepeny ami som nespo-
zoroval. ze sa bieda rozhostlla v
mojom dome. Nestaral som sa
iiadne domAce pctreby a tiez ME
o pohodlie mojej zeny, ktorej sa
nevyrovna ziadna ns tomto sve-
te. Ami o seba som nedbal a vo
svojej zas'epenosti Dol som sta
stny, ale. vs,ra som zbadal. ze mo-
ia zena je chora a ze nemam mic,
AMI 20 hY lei asnon notrehnehn
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