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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
CLAIMED
TEN VICTIMS DURING
THE 1921 SEASON
II, Tie As.eci.ted pr.s.l

'hF".
IEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Football
aoed ten victims during the 1921
son which closed with Thanksgiv.
day games, according TO reports
The Associated Press today. The
an list was three less than 1920.
!, chfee -sbove the toll OF two years
,. Ten hives were lost as the re.
, OF games in 1918. l. in 1917, IS
1916, and 10 in 1918.
rs an former years. the majority OF
aths killed were members Of high
,ool teams. The figures apparently
-ts that proper training and physi.
condition, greatly minimize the
mgr OF Uae game, for only one OF
players killed was a member OF
cojege eleven. one was q semi.pro
yer, II a member OF q naval team
. uhe remainder We're high school
sand lot players who did not re-
venrhc intensified training and ply
ALI inspections given colleges.
y hh one exception. non OF the vic.
hs was more than 20 years old.
rhp list OF deaths follows:
lloyd WATT, Nillisca, Iowa. cap.
n .of high school team. dropped un.
hsvious, dying later. following u
e buck In u game November Is.
WILLIAM PRITCuARD. Elizabeth
y. y. g., 10 years old. died Of In.
fies received In practice game Sep.
noer ~.
DONALD DAVIS. Emporia. Kan.
ltback with Kansas State Normal
Even, died November n, OF internal
uries received in game against Bald
u University.
MONROE BEATTY. Bellevue. Pa.
ih school player. died November
u injuries received In high school
me.
CARLETON MANNEBACK. Toledo.
lo. IL years old. instantly killed
|,emoer H. playing IN amateur
Inc neck was broken as result Of
ng tackled.
BARRY JOHNSON. Evanston. H..
Ih schooi player. ~ years old.
ri October ~ from conclusion Of
sin. injured during practice.
FRANCIS FRlCkE. Flint. Mich.
lh school player. Is years old. died
Itobcr ~. kicked In abdomen during
|sciice.
PRANK NADEAu. Lowell. Mass.
wears old. died November .. ~ 4
Fult OF rupturei blood vessel Ut base
brain. was member Of a naval team.
MATTHEW kARyACuiCH. Hen.
pod. W Va. 90 years old. died Sep.
Inbcr Ia from injuries rcceiy,.
semi.professional game.
EDWARD A. kECk. Belleviile. H..
old. killed November q.
|lshed In "A a play.
|sAPULpA. Okla. Nov. ss-wsldo
enkel. 20. star quarterback Of the
ounds city football team. died In a
hi hospital here last night from In.
Dfes sustained IN a Thanksgiving
. FOOTBALL game with a team from
bgys, OKLA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
UNUAL MILITARY
|ASSIC RESULTS
|.GOB VICTORY
y Breaks Tie in Series
By Defeating Army
BY Score 7 to 0.

~"
NNAPOLlS, Nd. November Is
battleships Of the Navy eleven
ghed through the heavy Q Of
Polo Grounds today, battered the
Y Notifications in the rain. cap
the annual service football class.
Y a score OF I to 0 and took the
In the series. Since 1890 the Navy
won IL times and the Army II.
ne Navy strapped its eirplanes
n discovering early in the game
drendnaughts were more effective
making progress against the enc
1t made an attack with line
hges and end run that resulted in
advance Of SO yards to a touch.
n early in the second period.
hrchet was the stellar battle cruis-
u the progress toward the White
and, indeed throughout the game.
fn his own A yard line, he circled
on q kick formation 20 yards.
roy and Barchet then ~alternated
carrying the ball off tackle from
pndem formation until the former
lshed through for a touchdown,
owed by Kings goal. The progress
the goal comprised ~ plays dur
which the navy earned first down
times.
ut-rushed and outplayed in the
the army threatened to tie up
game late in the last quarter as
result of the brilliant work OF
nch. Receiving a punt on his own
yard line, he ran it back 10 yards
followed this up with a 2S yard
around his right and with inter.
fnce provided by a double shift OF
backs to the right before the
was passed. In two more plays,
bad put the ball 10 yards away
h the navy's goal line, but was
|uSn for a five yard loss in at
tpttn9 to repeat.
kere Hamilton. a substitute back .ir.
papted u forward pass. one Of the
(which the army tried in vain dur
! Tho game and the threa, OF a tie
r. aSerted- Hamilton was tackled as
grabbed the ball 5 yards from his
. goat and although the navy was
nhzed for off-side, 1t soon kicked
Of danger just before the game
navy had the army OF the de
stve most Of the game. twice hav-
the ball within army's 25 yard
} in the second period only 10
y it. Once il was held for downs
on the other occasion. lost the
on a tumble. Most OF the play
The third and fourth periods was in
mid-field mud, but the navy was
nearer toward their opponents
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

Earl Brown OF Marietta. rounty at.
torncy spent saturday iu Arimorc ON
business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
ANNAPOLIS REJOICES
OVER G0BS' VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. Nays
20 triumph over Army in the annual
football struggle today was received
with wild enthusiasm among local
fans who stayed at home largely be.
cause they were unable TO get admls.
sion cards and by people of the town
generally. The result puts Navy one
game in the lead, the Middies victory
last year having made the series even
at II each and ms game resulted in a
tie.
The Middies will suffer the heav.
lest losses In years by graduation
next June, as six members OF the
team belong To the first class.
Those who will graduate are Cap.
tain Larsen. center: Frawley. right
guard; King and Wiedern. tackles. and
Cruise, and Koehler. backs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
FOOTBALL RESULTS

IT KANSAS CITY.--Des Moines "a;
baell z.
# ATLANTA, Ga--Dartsmouth, Z;
Prgia, o.
1T WASHNGTON.-Catholic Uni.
9ty, 10; George Washington Uni.
sfty. 7.
kT NEW YORK.-Navy. Z; Army o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
SPORT BRIEFS

ST. LOUIS,-Bobby Ward. 81. Paul
lightweight, will meet Jack Lawler
in a 12.round boxing bout here We'd.
nesday evening December II. accord
ing to an announcement here today.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mendelssohn
last night declared rnat he had signed
his brother. Johnny for a lO-round
bout with Sailor Friedman here De.
cember 16.
MILWAuKEE.-The Benny Leon.
ard.Pinkey Mitchell fight for New
Years day has not been signed. Leon
ard demands a So 900 guarantee and
privilege To 40 per cent Of the receipts
20 which the promoters will no; agree.
Los ANGELES-Welter Miller of
Los Angeles, aspirant to the title OF
middleweight wrestling champion OF
the world. has been MATCHED to meet
"Pinky' Gardner Of Schenectady. y. e.
at the Los Angeles Athletic club De
cember 2.
ST. PAUL-Johnny 'KewDie" Err.
lie, s.. Paul bantamweight boxer. will
meet Billy Marlowe of New York at
Madison Square garden. New York.
in a l5-round bout on December 10.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Noted automo.
bile race drivers meet in u 250-mile
race December II on the new Greater
San Francisco speedway near Red.
wood City, south of here.
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-Former football
stars from Fudge H%effelinger. fam
Gus Yale linesman in the late SOS,
down TO 30 Mcmillan. Centre Col.
leee's all-American quarterback. unit.
ed here Ia form a RAINBOW eleven
which will oppose q team Of former
Ohio state stars IN a charity game
AT Ohio field.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 96.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion box
err. has received an offer 10 fight Bill
Brennan at Madison Square Garden.
y. Y, for n satisfactory purse"
Jack Kearns. Dempsey's manager.
said nothing would be decided until
the boxer completed the vaudeville
tour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27
ESTHER RENTIE N KANSAS
Greek Freedman Girl found: Signs
Lease Ia Oil lands Prairie Company

MCSKoGEE. Okla. Nov 96.-Esther
Rcntie. Greek freedman girl OF this
city rer rted q month ago to have
been spirited away from this city by
persons suspected OF having designs
on her oil allotment. WIS found at
Independence. Kansas. yesterday. ac.
cording to her attorneys here. Yestcr-
day. she became or age. and at nh,
same time she signed % lease To- her
oil land 10 the Prairie OH and Gas
Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

Sell II through the Ardmorei,e CLASH
fled ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

MUSKOGEE. Okla. Nov. "a call
was issued by Coach Harry Faulkner
Of Central high school OF Muskogce
for a meeting to be held at Fort
Smith. Ark, December Is 10 organize
"a high school athletic conference to
be composed Of Mgskogec and Tulsa.
oklahoma; Fort WORTH and Dallas.
Texas; Joplin and Springfield. Missouri
and Fort Smith and Little Rock. Ark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-27

MARIETTA, Okla, NOV. ~26.-(Spe-
cial)-The bankrupt stock Of Freeman
Brothers Mercantile ompany was sold
today for $2j,l75 to Sanger Broth
ers OF Dallas, Texas.
, 1921-06-22
NATRONA REALTY CO.. inc.
liz East Second Street
Suite No. 2-PhOne l2lSW
R Z. WHITE. President and Manager
PHONE 12ls.W
Member of the casper Real Estate Board

Member of the Casper Real Estate Board
WHY DO YOU HEsITATt7 THERE is NO TIME LIKE TIKI
PRESENT. Buy NOW. NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
FOR RENT-Two nw eightroom. strictly modern brick dwellings
o Holly street, just west of brewery. garage and full basement.
apartment OF South Durbin street.
We are offering a special bargain in nIneroonn. twostory, strictly
modern dwelling on corner " Fourth and Mckinley streets. This has
full basement apartment OF three roons an separate bath. Large living
diningrooms. roomy closets. buitin features of all kinds hardwood
finish throughout. A beautiful home. 1t will be sold if taken at once
For immediate sale we have a fourroom house on Railroad avenue
N Cedar street at $1,000 with only $500 cash. A real chance
Threeroom house located just off OF East Second OF South Wash
ington with a oneroom house in rear. This property o. rents at
sos per month and W will sell it Z you for $1,000 with only $500 cash
and $50 per month. Can you beat 1t?
An eghtroom house in the southeast par of the city. Fine To-
cation for $4,000 and o. terns that will suit you.
$1,000 and only $500 cash first payment and balance monthly for a
neat tyoroom home in Sheridan heights.
$500 with only $500 cash n balance $50 pei month for a three
room stucco dwelling with breakfast nook and nea fixtures. This is
on South Merose street.
You are missing a chance no to look we that ffveroom, modern
house. except heat n with a installed. that is located o ncorner of
osiuon al dbalance Easy monthly payments
Two lots o South Center are offered to you If taken at once.
Two lots o South Wocott street, between Tenth and Eleventh
at So $50 each. 1gF-
Lot m South lincoln street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth. for
s2100, easy terms. tt
Lot on South Walnut, a front. sl4oo. half cash and monthly
Lot o n Cottonwood. priced right and terms.
Corner lot on South Cherry and Twelfth. will be sold at a bargain
II taken now.
NATRONA REALTY COMPANY
12 East Second Suite No 2 Phone 1s1sw
Real Estate Insurance
, 1921-06-22
Real Estate HARRY FREE
Rentals

A beautiful home consisting of a large lvfnEroom with oak noors.
French doors leading to sunparor. convenient arranged kitchen, bultln
allure v sleepLngrooms. centrally located hall leading 10 all the
rooms IN h house and the bathroom There are plenty of closetrooms
IN this home which, will appeal to every oma full size basement. gar
age; sidewalks all in, good lawn; hot air heat This is a we'll constructed
nom In every respect Price 1880; terms car b arranged
Modern HON which is located clos in. The lot is large with over
loofoot frontage Il consists OF five rooms finished in the basement
Small house on rear end of lot This home a De bought 1t a right
figure.
Threeroom house in North Burlington, all pastered; arae all
FINISHED Price $3.50; will consider lot a part OF trade.
reer house o ] street; also tworoon house on rea of lot
boxl52 feet Both of these houses can be bought Tor 1890 and $500
cash.
= dandy four DON house with enclosed porch; barn; full size lot;
all furnished, Price sssoo. s1,4oo cash.
ASK FOR JONES
Insurance HARRY FREE investments
2S7 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone 96SW
, 1921-06-22
FOR SALE-REAL T

FOR SALE-By owner. new apart
ment house; modern; well located.
no inflated rent; 30 per cent income
property; $4,000 will handle, or will
trade good lot or other property as
part payment. Phone 152l.W.
e-2o-3t
, 1921-06-22
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO But

WANTED TO BUY-Men's discarded
clothing and shoes. good prices paid
IL they are not worn too badly; also
musical instruments, trunks. suit
cases. guns. jewelry and kodaks. The
Toggery Shop. Phone 416- e-7-Soi
, 1921-06-22
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBlES

FOR SALE-Good used cars; all in
good shape; We sell cars on com.
mission. do not let your car rot in
your yard. Bring your car over and
we will get you spot cash for 1t. Don't
Center streets. 6-l1-1ot
, 1921-06-22
FOR SALE-AUTOslOBILES


The following used cars. all in good
condition-Dodge roadster; n Stude-
baker touring car; n Dodge touring;
one Ford speedster; n Maxwell road
ster; ono Maxwell touring; n Ford
roadster; one Ford one-ton truck; one
Liberty Six; one Buick Six; n Ford
roadster; all these cars in good me-
chant Il condition. II you wan TO
buy or sell a used II. see us: we will
treat you right. Auto Exchange.
corner Fifth and Center streets.
6-l1-tf
, 1921-06-22
CASPER REALTY Co.

We have son choice downtown business locations that xe car sen
az n right price. One property. Ioo1I4o, right ii the business district
The price Is $4,000. Another l2ox14o. with W houses which would
probably cost $4,000 toSl5oo0 to duplicate: the price is ssT 600. Another
4oxl4o. with o. houses; a first class hotel Dr. apartmen house location:
he price s24oo We have a htshErade location IN West Second: II is
lfvNlso lot viii vel. in parts: IL is opposite Casper Motor company: an
sell SoHiSo for $1,000 o. terms; it is a hishgrade location.
US on CT pavement nw typical bungalow; oak floors throughout;
ssuety moderni hvingroom n diningroom combined. which lis large; two
nrse seepinsrooms with clothes closet in each; lead hall with linen
r4oset: convenient Kitchen with extra large breakfast nook; this property
Is ngh grade. in frs class condition and must be sold: Il is cheaper than
On South jackson street; corner lot; good small four room hou,s
which will emf or $40 or better; newly painted; in tn best Of condition
a bargain at $4,000; will TAXI in good al in trade.
Good property In North Casper. loox15o corner; tworoouu house and
barn; can be had on reasonable payment down at only 81 900.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERs OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel Henning, Ground Floor-Phone 3Sl
, 1921-06-22

FOR SALE New seven.passenger
Stanley Steamer car. 1920 model;
this car has been used as demonstra-
tor: will guarantee this a to be in
perfect condition throughout; will
demonstrate any evening after 4
o'clock: here is a real buy for anyone
wanting a god car for about one-half
factory cost: terms to responsible
party. Phone 929W. 6-17-4t'
, 1921-06-22

YOU CAN'T AFFORD such high rent:
buy a tent. cots, mattresses and
blankets at the Army Goods store.
6-1o-1ot
, 1921-06-22

GET YOUR AUTO tent, cots. blankets
and camp acouterments at the
Army Go6do store. 14s East Midwest
venue b-lo-lot
, 1921-06-22
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Bunch of young horses
from t~wo-year-olds up; also one %
horsepower Fairbanks Morse station
airy engine j. NJ. Trivett. 125 South
Center street. 5-27-tf
FOR SALE-Draft horses. mares.
harness. Blanchard caInp moved ore
block north OF North Casper school.
s12-tf.
FOR SALE-rhree-weeks-old calf. 1928
South Conwell St SALT
, 1921-06-22
FOR S%ALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE+Ffve-room house on Park
street, 6ox140-ft- lot: shade trees.
Easy terms Call 437-R, after 6 o'clock.
6-2o-2t
, 1921-06-22
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Absolutely new 5-passenger oldsmo-
bile touring car. latest model. In
perfect condition in every way. Or
1920 Buick 5-passenger touring. Just
overhauled and newly painted. Tel:
s6o,J. o-2o-ti
, 1921-06-22
SEE BEN

MEANS NEE WEM NSSs
LOT VU<u- NEulv InT
ARE YOU SATISFIED WIFE sEE T . LOTT
New lots and homes listed daily. Watch our ADDS
Pretty bungalow of five nice room Bath. full basement; oak
floors. Heat; all 5dltIn features N buft o n arge list front lot;
ner pavement. with walks; curbsi trees; lawn; garage. II you are
patcuar. see this little home. WIN sell or exchange it for larger place;
o southeast part
,A Nat coz little cottage Q fOu rooms and bath: III very wen fur;
inside property.
Prtty little home. stuceo finished, o level lot, CT avenue. City
water. lights. telephone. gas near; VIII sell furnished or unfurntshed. rhs
must be seer to be appreciated.
Fourroom house; city water; lights; O. lot overlooking city. South
ackson street. 81 500.
Tworoom cottage. South jackson street; nice lot, $500. -
ThreerOom house Of South Mckinley street, corner 10 .:7oO.
Tworoom house o. North Side; terms. $500.
Tworoom house. neat little home. North Side. $500.
Tworoom house. South Melrose street. $3.50 cash; $3.50.
Good locations in building lots ar getting scarce, teiect yours now.
We have several nice lots in Kenwood; priced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Don't pay more o Ask the mar who put Kenwood on the p tSee
Benz H7 fH
Let III quote you site for business of any kind.
Call Is If you wish to sell; salesman will come.
OUR INSURANCE MEANS PROTECTION
SEE BEN REALTY CO., ING.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
sol:os MIDWEST BLDG. PHONE 1850
B. L. Scherck Realtors Cecil Bor
, 1921-06-22
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

burg drilliu. machine. complete
with boiler. engine, and complete
string of drilling tools. One No. 80
portable Star drilling machine with
calf reel, complete with boiler and
complete string of drilling tools. One
No. "a Star gasoline tractor drilling
machine with complete string of drill
ing tools. Each machine drilled one
we'll: also several strings casing from
5 3-16 to 1871 inches; "a be seen
at Usage. wyo.: prices right Inquire
]. c. Grant or. Durkee. Brothers,
Usage, wyo., or Western-Niobrara Oh
and Gas Co.. 1902 Standard Life build
ing, Pittsburgh. Pa 6-16-l5t'
, 1921-06-22

FOR SALE-Two small lighthouses,
at south end of David street. on
hill side r. Bay. 6-21-1t'
, 1921-06-22

FOR SALE+On easy payments, sew
eral small houses in Kenwood ad-
dition. Tribune. Box 22s. e-21-tf
, 1921-06-22

FOR CARPENTER and contract
work: will build complete home,
large IT small job. See w. o. Phillips,
629 Kirk street. 6-2-tf
, 1921-06-22
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTED-Position by married man;
as collector or similar work; any.
thing considered; best OF references
as to character. etc: bond II required.
Address Box 214. Tribune. s-2i-its
, 1921-06-22
OFFERED

HOUSES vAcUUMED by high power
Atwood machine: rugs scrubbed by
Hamilton Beach process; also window
washing. Phone 7s1R. s-1T-6ts
, 1921-06-22

wANTEDAPiain sewing. alterations
and repairing on used garments:
mending OF all kinds. 413 South Dur
bin street. 6-1S-6ts
, 1921-06-22

YOUNG MAN. just graduated from
high school; good sienosrapher,
wants work in Casper; best references.
Call I'LL or see Dale Eunson, 1875 S,
David ST. 6-21-lts
The Little River news., 1921-02-19
FREE MUSIC LESSONS
Professor Would Add Music Lessons
 To Course of Study.

Little Rock, Feb. 17. = (SpeciaD = What promises to become d new de- velopment in public school teaching throughout Arkansas was set in mott ion this week when free music lessons for Fayetteville school children were practically assurerd by the city clubs and organizations. The plan for teaching music in the public schools was perfected by H. D. Tovey, director of the school of music in the Univer- sity of Arkansas and it was due to his efforts that the clubs of Fayetteville undertook to raise the money neces- sary to carry on the work for rthe first year. The Fayetteville School Music Advisory Board, composed of one reps resentative from each organization in the city, will have charge of raising the $1,OO0 necessary to carry on the work for the first year. School mus ic, school art lesson and school folk dancing are what have in mind" said MT. Tovey. If we can once intro- duce the teaching of music and are in the public schools here as it is taught in other states we will never drop 1t.
The Little River news., 1921-02-19
s.AE BELIEVES IN HAMPSTEAD
Boston GeOlOgist Concludes Investiga.
 tiOn of Surface Near Hope.

Hope, eb. 17.-After a very exten- siye examination of the structure in the Hope field, Dr. Frank Mueller, a geQlogist with headquarters at Bos- ton, today made the announcement that Hope field has a more pronounced strata than is found about Fl Dorado
 Dr. Mueller has been here for more than four weeks and has gone care fully over every portion of the district. He is highly pleased with indications and intends to begin operations for de- xelepment within short time.
 Aside from having been an instruc- tor in geology in well known univer- sities Dr. Mueller did practical field work in the Roumanian fields and has worked practically every field in Tex as and Louisiana. He is highly pleas ed with the outcroppings around this vicinity and confidently believes that Hampstead county will become famous through oil developments.
The Little River news., 1921-02-19
MORE Fo MooNsHINING
Federal Enforcement Officers Get
 at Lewisville.

Texarkana, Feb. 17.-Federal off, cers returned last night from trip in Lafayette county, about IA miles out of Lewisville, bringing with them Tom and Griffin White, negroes, charged with making illicit whiskey. In a hearing before Commissioner Huds- beth this morning they were held to the federal grand jury under bond of $500 and remanded to jail pending the completion of the bonds At the hear ing one of the defendants testified that he was making hog, medicine, and had about forty gallons ready when the officers intervened. The officers state they secured in the raid about gall Ions of whiskey, 150 gallons of mash, two kettles, one of about 30 gallons and the other of about 10 gallons capa- city.
 This afternoon a hearing will be had in the case of Jim Crabtree, who was brought in from near Fouke last night on charge of having the ap. paratus for making whiskey in his possession. Crabtree gave an appear ance bond of $1,000 for his return tt the commissioners office today.
The Little River news., 1921-02-19
RECORD SUGAR OUTPUT
American Production in 1920 Far
 Ahead of Former Mark.

Washington, Feb. 15. American sugar production in 1920 broke all re- cords. A preliminary announcement today by the Bureau of Crop Esti- mates placed the aggregate production of beet sugar and can sugar for the year at 2,6O5,174,O0O pounds a. 15 per cent increase over the previous record output, in 1916, and 63 per cent more than we produced in 1919.
 Beet sugar at 2,219,O0O,0OO pounds showed 27 per cent increase over the former record production in 1915. The announcement notes that the 1918 consumption was about average, "de- spite the popular impression of a sugar shortage" and that the 1920 figure shows an increase of billion pounds in total consumption over the previous year.
The Little River news., 1921-02-19
WILL REPAIR LEyEE
Contractor Hutchinson to Start Work
 on Scott Lake Loup Levee at Once.

Texarkana, Feb. 17.-The contract awarded by the Miller Levee District No. ?, of Miller county, to Reeve Hut crimson, local contractor, for the con- struction of 167,0OO yards of levee to but put into loup around Scott lake, calls for the expenditure of approxi- mately $50,0OO.
 This contractor, it is understood, is just completing a contract near Shreveport and the outfit will be mov- ed from that job to the cotton lake job and work started in Miller county inn mediately.
 Another piece of work this contrac- tor will have is the strengthening of the levee from Buzzards Bluff to be- low Garland, but this work will be held up for some time yet, although the contract is under-tood to have been awarded.