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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-03-03

That quarter OF q
teaspoonful Of a cinnamon added to a
gallon of chocolate ice cream, gives
1t a flavor that every one likes?
That boiled and mashed squash or
carrots make pie which some prefer
to pumpkin?
That minced dill pickles, added to
potato salad, Is welcome change, es-
pecially If the salad dressing is mild?
That little orange rind mixed with
apple makes an Improvement In ordi.
nary apple pie?
That teaspoonful or more Of vine
gar added to meat will make It much
more tender If added while boiling?
Delicious Muffins.-Pour two and
one-half cupfuls of milk over three
cupfuls of bread crumbs, let stand
until soft, then beat with an egg beat.
er; add the yolks Of three eggs. one
cupful Of flour, two teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder and half a teaspoon.
full Of salt: beat we'll and add one ia.
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pleasure If the gift is a result Of her
handiwork.
Little Plum Cakes.-Nleasure four
cupfuls Of -four, enc cupful each OF
sugar and butter, one teHspO0nful o.
mixed spices, and one half teaspoon
full Of sat. Beat the butter to a
cream: add three well beaten eggs
one-half pound Of raiSins, the seedleSS
kind, and one hAlf-pOund of currants
Add to the flour mixture and beat
hard for ten minutes. This will form
stiff paste Dredge flour on tin
baking sheets and drop the batter the
size of a walnut on them. Bake in
a brisk oven.
Seed Cai<es.-The old-fash;Oned seed
cakes which eur grand and great grand
mothers enjoyed have not lost any of
their righteousness. Wash one cupful
Of butter in One-half cupful of rose
water, then cream it and add two cup.
fuls of sugar. Beat four eggs and
add to the first mixture with three
tablespOonfuis of caraway seed and
three drops Of the oil Of cinnamon ;
add one-half cupful Of boiling water
with one-half teaspoonful Of soda and
a half teaspoonful Of salt. Add four
cupfuls of flour and, if needed, a lit.
tie milk. Drop on buttered paper or
baking sheets in balls the size Of nut.
megs and bake in moderate oven.
This recipe dates back to 100.
Cider Cake.-Cream one cupful Of
butter, add two cupfuls of sugar, one.
fourth teaspoonful Of salt and one tea.
spoonful Of cinnamon and allspice
mixed; add three we'll beaten eggs, q
cupful Of cider and one teaspoonful
Of Soda, Mix with three cupfuls OF
flour and bake in q loaf in a moderate
oven. Cover with brown sugar frost
ing. This cake was a great favorite
In 1885,
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Arcadia, La, Feb. s, 1921.

Arcadia, La, Feb. 8, 1921.
Absent-NOne.
On motion Of J. H. Thurmond, duly
seconded by w. H. Began, the follow
ing resolution was duly offered:
Be it resolved by the Police Jury of
Bienville Parish, Louisiana in regular
session convened and the Clerk of the
Police Jury of Bienville Parish, Louis
lana that Sealed Bids will be received
until Monday, March IA, 1921 at II 90
a. IN. at the Courthouse at Arcadia,
Louisiana for the construction of the
following roads in Bienville Parish,
Louisiana, to-wit:
Gibsland, Mt. Lebanon and Winlock
Mill Road 2.l0 Miles.
Clearing Stations 2O2; Grabbing sta
tions 151; Earth work, cubic yards,
81, 400; Culverts, "A" in place, 1856 J..
feet; Culverts, 49, in place, 3l6 i
feet; Bridging CreOsote, 100 L feet,
B-2-11 specifications; Gravel surface in
place, cubic yards $3.50.
Bienville, Sparta and Jamestown Road
III and l7.1OO Miles
Clearing stations 300; Grabbing sta
tons 200; Earth work, cubic yards,
$4,000; Culverts in place, 49,, 100 /
feet; Culverts in place, 24', no /
feet; Culverts in place, 36", S6S L
feet; Bridging 5S2 l. feet, Parish
specifications.
jamestown, Castor, Alberta and Natchi
toches Road-l4 and $40 Miles
Clearing stations ISL; Grabbing sta.
lions 100; Earth work, cubic yards
$4,000; Culverts, IS" in place, $3.50 l.
feet; Culverts, "a" in place, $50 L feet
Culverts in place, 36', 12O L feet
Bridging APO L feet, Parish specifca
tiOns.
A certified check Of five per cent OF
| total amount of bid shall accompan!
each bid that the bidder shall enter
into contract and make bond as re
quired by law and according to thu
plans and specifications on file in thu
Engineers Office in the town Of Ar
cadia, Bienville Parish, Louisiana
Bidders blanks to be furnished out O.
said Office
The Police Jury reserves the RICH
! to reject any and all bids
J. s. WILLIAMS,
Clerk Of Police Jury Of Bienvill'
Parish, Louisiana.
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Education.

BY science constant appeal IS 1na''
to individual reason. Its truths an
not accepted upon authority alone
but all are at liberty to test them
nay, in many cases, the pupil is re
Quired to think out his own concIl
sions. Every step in a scientific con
clusion is submitted to his Judgment
He Is not asked to admit II wiIh"n
seeing 1t to be true. And the truS
in his own powers thus produced I:
further increased by the consistency
with which nature justlhes his con
clusions when they are correctly
drawn. From all which there toW'
that independence which is no.
valuable element in character.-l,cr
bert Spencer.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE


Succession Of Mrs. NJ. e. Griffin, Decd
No. S32, Third judicial District
Court, Parish Of Bienville, State of
Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given that Ed N
Griffin has this day filed Application
to be appointed administrator in said
succession, and unless opposition be
made thereto within the time specific
by law the same will be duly homolgat
ed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable ]. e. Reyn.
olds, Judge Of said Court, this the IL
day Of February, 1921.
w. ]. MURPHY,
Clerk Of Said Court.
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NOTICE

=.
The public is hereby warned not to
trade for or in any way acquire time
deposit certificate number 2046, dated
September 9, 1918 for Five Hundred
Dollars $4,000 and issued by the
First National Bank Of Arcadia to W.
"A. Pearce, Jr., as same belongs to the
undersigned individually and as tutrix
for her minor, TIA Pearce. The above
certificate has been lost or mislaid and
this Il to give notice to the public not
TO n anyway acquire ownership Of
seme. This February Q, 1921.
1lRA G. n. CARMICHAEL,
lS3 4 Nv Arcadia, Louisiana. i
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Nm4 MAtr wee
NOTES FROM LEE SCHOOL

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee are the
proud parents Of a new girl
Mrs, O. II. Giddens is visiting home
folks at Castor this week.
Mr. Reid Williams was business
visitor in Shreveport few days this
week.
Mr.. June McGinty and family spent
Saturday night with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Giddens
Messrs. G. s. Cox and Garnett Tip
ton were business visitors to Ringgold
last Saturday.
Mr.. Jewel Williams nd his family
were guests of ther sister, Mrs. oJhn
Smitherman. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harvey have vel
coined a little daughter to their home
She arrived on Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Comfy visited
in the home Of ther uncle, Mr.. n. I
Wood. Sunday.
Brother Middleton filled his regula.
appointment at Spring Hill Baptist
church Sunday. A large congregation
attended.
Mr.. Luther Williams Is now at home
with his parents. He has held posi-
ton in the oil fields at Harmon for
some time.
Mr. Hudnall preached to small
crowd at the home Of Mr.. Reid vii.
liams Thursday night, also at Prospec'
church Sunday AFTERNOON.
The boys basket ball team Of Cross
| Roads came to Lee Saturday afternoon
for a game. The Lee boys were victor
| i0us, the score being II to 6.
Mr.. Jeff Jolly and family motored to
the home of their nephew, Horace
Boies, Sunday and spent the day yer.
pleasantly.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Moore enter
tanned number Of young folks Satur-
day night with q dance. A large
crowd attended and all report a splen-
did time.
Mr.. Bryant Conley surprised his
friends by going to Hope Sunday and
getting married, Miss Velma Johnson
beng the bride. They have the best
wishes of ther many friends.
The Lee School girls played the Com.
munity girls game of basket ball on
Washington's birthday, resulting in q
victory for the Community girls. The
same tens played again Saturday after
noon, the game resulting in tie.
Mr.. Elmer Perry, Of Ringgold, was
again seen mingling with his friends
in this community Sunday afternoon
Wonder what the attraction is?
The many friends Of Mrs. Scott will
be glad to know that she is still i'm
proving. LAT
The death angel visited the home
Mr.. John Shepherd last Thursday ant
claimed his wife. She is survived by
her husband and three small children
The sympathy Of the entire communi
ty is extended to the bereaved family
| in this sad hour.
Mr.. H. J. Giddens and family spen
Sunday in Ringgold with relatives.
Mr.. Kelly Mcknight is now at home
with his parents. He has been in :
Shreveport Sanitarium for severa
weeks receiving treatment for crush
ed foot, caused from some falling ma
chinery in the oil fields at Harmon
To the joy of his many friends he il
improving now.
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Beliefs Connected With Arch ;

The arch, ore Of the most ea"'''
full of architectural achievements was
often associated with supeTslltlch LII
india, In China, in New Zealand 70
crawl under q briar grown down ID
The shape of an arch is conslaHrWH
IRE cure for rheumatism, bo'ls.
whoopng cough, or whatevtr ais yo'
4 sick Child is passed under such an
arch, in Borneo, and in New Guinea
passing under an arch is an IMITATION
process observed with much ceremony
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- TfiE TIL
RqKI!!G:!Hi!E:Nl,!!. ~
bk7z=AaC.ABINE -
70, 1929, Western NewapapeE Union

We ought not to get books too
eheaply. No book, believe, is ever
Worth half so much to its reader an
one that has been coveted for year,
and bought out Of saved halfpence'
and perhaps day or two's tasting.
That's the way to get at the cream OF
q book. -Ruskin.
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washed orange rlnQ Will
absorb. the oil and flavor
and If kept In a tight
receptacle Is always
ready to drop into a cup
of teal
That a cupful Of black
walnut meats, or less,
added to a custard pie,
will form a crust that ID
delicious when baked?
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The inconsistent Male.

Men are inconsistent, They com
)ja!n if their wives don't "NaG he
newspapers and keep Up with iNHnrt.
i'll events, and yet few Of them read
die fashion notes. Baltimore Sun.
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III uN' 'bNAS NPr
by the family than II
much more is spent by
buying them in the
shops. A box Of home
made cookies or small
cakes makes a much
priced gift and the one
who makes and gives
them will find a greater
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-03-03
Lots OF EN-.

nnglish scientists are trying to de.
velop q walking fish. says an exchange
Shucksl the world Is full Of EN- only
~hey live on land. ---Detrn!t Fruu prass
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Wireless Waves Bent by Coast L''@''

II has been suspected for soiI'e ''l,s
tLa, electric waves are lel'rS''H ~
,hp shore lines of large bodits of va,
ter. Recent observations heat cut lW
theory and seem to prove stths
amoun, of refraction varies with the
length of the wave and the angie a.
which II crosses the shore. Tins Is ..
he classed as one of the late u'ScoS'
cries. As i, was not. generally knowA
during the war
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M4~4 M~tr<
HeKTUEN
CABINETS

10, 1920. Western Newspaper Union.)
At our house we laugh an we sing an
we shout,
And whirl all the chairs and the tables
about;
An" rassel my pa, an get him down
too,
An he's all out of breath when the
fghtin' Is through;
An ma says that our house is surely
a sight,
But pa an ! say that our house 10
all right Edgar Guest.
CULINARY KINKS.
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CAKES OF LONG AGO.

Cakes made at home, mixed and
baked by the housemother herself, are
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-03-03
CULINARY KINKS.

Do you know:
That loaf sugar rubbed over we'll
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CAR U|
The Woman's Tonic

] "ltook It faithfully and
: The results were immedi-
! ate," adds Mrs. Gregory.
! Il continued 70 get BET
ter. all my ills left me,
J and ! went through !.
! with no further trouble.
Ny baby was fat and
strong, ndmysen thank
: God am once more hale
= and hearty, can walk
! miles, do my work,
though a years Old, feel
J like anew person. All
: owe 10 cardui." For
many years cardui has
been found helpful IN
building up the system
when run down BY dis-
! orders peculiafto women
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-03-03

The affairs Of this Corporation shall
be managed by and be under the con
troll Of a Board Of Five Directors, wht
shall be stockholders in this Corpora
ton, and shall be elected by the stock
holders at the annual stockholders
meeting which shall be held on the
first Tuesday in February, each year.
beginning with the year 1922. The
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Northwestern Nous

Bank of North Dakota. Larsen placed.
the money out on eertihcatesNof de.
post with county banks. the money
being due at various times up until.
December, 1929. The county COM
roissioners, GrHbb and KirkeIie. being
the Observation-Disclosures Of the. board
approved thehaetion on, the part of
When Jensen assumed once he
made a demand on the county banks
for the money. When his demand
refused. the league factions in.
the county instituted an action in the
sen TO return the, money to theSScounty.
The smatters Is now pending inEtle dis
Lowe. go
Larsen has been arrested On a
charge OF embezzlement, the COM
plant being sworn out by County
TreasurersaJensen He was artAigned
which was set for todaySi in Bowbells.
Some members OF the Nonpartisan.
league in the county insisted on the
arrest Of the bankers who had ac-
'cepted the money from the county
and the arrest Of Kirkelie and Grub
was also urged but criminal action
against them was not favored when
LIE ASIyOxdl ~eeu We're SUE.
gested. It is reported that more con-
servative members Of the county
league organization counseled against
the arrest Of the banks Of commits
sionersS and also against the removal
proceedings. but their judgment was
not accepted
The Election Fight.
The, desire on the part OF league
leaders in the county to gain control
OF the county board dates back to the
election last November. Kirkelie was
a hold over member OF the board,
while Grub was opposed by. Jake
Dewing and Hauge was opposed by
Charles Erickson. Hauge, a Lacquer,
was the easy victor in his district and
the count showed %Dewing, Lacquer.
with, a lead over Grub: Grub, how
ever, was granted the office in an
election contest case instituted by the
independents against several leaguers
who had been elected according to the
returns. Judge C.tM. Cooley cf Grand
Forks, who presided at the election
contest case, also ruled in favor of
Sheriff Ed Drinkwater. who had been
defeated OF the face Of the returns
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
CONTRACT LET ON.
CONSTRUCTION OF
MEMORIAL BUILDING

Bismarck. N. D., Aug. Coon
tract for "roughing in Of mechanical
work on plumbing, heating and ven
building under construction on the
statehouse grounds was awarded to
Frank Grambs., of Bismarck. By the
state board OF administration. His
bid was s$13.227. CONTRACT for
"roughing in" OF Observation-Disclosures
was awarded to T. r. Riley. 81 Fargo.
His bid was $4,000.
Bids were received for the. building
OF the power plant at the Dickinson
Normal school. Bidders were: Col
well-Long company, Minneapolis,
$1e,54o; Harrison Construction COM
pany, Jamestown, $18,7S2; Charles
Bake. Dickinson, $1s,s50. The con-
tract has not been awarded. +.
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TWO JURIES TO
INVESTIGATE THE
KOLZE POISON CASE

Chicago. Aug. 10.-Two5 coroner's
juries will convene in connection with
the Schiller Park poison cases, Cor
oner Peter Hoffman ANNOUNCED today.
One will investigated death OF Fred
Kolxe, the other the death OF Mrs.
Kolze. If an inquest is held over the
body Of John Demmer, another
poison VICTIM, 1t will be by a Wis
consin Jury, the body having been ex-
humed at Colby, Wis.
Mrs. John pemmer,. questioned in
,cnnnection with the a 81 has been
gtvenssa continuance until August ~
on the writ OF habeas corpus. Mrs.
Dafllner was Kolze's housekeeper
after the death of Mrs. Kolxe and
John Demmer. Demmer died nine
years ago, Mrs. Kolxe eight years ago,
and Korxe about three weeks ago.
Poison was found in the vital organs
OF all. the bodies when they ex-
humed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
FRAZIER GUSTS
TWO OFFICIALS
in BURKE co.
EHortssof League to Control
!. county Aided By EExecu-
tive Action.

aBowboells, N. D.. Aug. 10.-Thfough;
the application of the law governing
the removal Of county officers and the
use OF, h governors power for POI
,ilucal purposes, the Il Nonpartisan
league faction in Burke county seems
IN 2 fair way to secure control Of the
county oar In response to an ap-
made to Governor Lynn J.
FRAZER by George White, 3. j.. Marks,
": C.YMitchell, Albert Jensen and Ole
olotsve, all residents. Of Burke county,
sklng that removal proceedings be
lnsktuted against County Commits
sloners John Q. Grub and H. A.
moved the s tXos men raaz,ef ofan mas nen re-
ing the hearing OF. the action and. in
a~ccordanc With the terms OF the
County Auditor G. j, Kopriva and
Commissioner "A, q. Hauge viii meet
not later than. August 10 and select
TWO new county commissioners to
serve during the time the two S
pended officers are out Of office and
the matter finally settled.
Would Secure County Money.
The removal OF the two commits
sioners is another development in the
effort being made by Burke county
officials to recover $165, 500 Of county
FUNDS which Lawrence Larsen, former
county treasurer, loaned out to banks
IN the county prior toSquitting office
May l. J. R. Jensen, the new county
treasurer, had announced that on
assuming the duties Of his office he
would send the county's honey to the
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woafAsrs Way.

There Il 4 back 81 elasticity 81 our
currency.
money!
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Chandler. Reported
In Eddy County

New Rockford. Nd Aug. To-
infection OF ;glanders among horses,
near New Rockford is reported by
veterinarians who have. been testing
suspected cases in the locality during
the past week. Indications are that
checked by guarantees, and that the
disease will be stamped but in -ac-
cordance with. state laws and regula-
tons. Good sanitary conditions on
farms, n a check on mingling Of
horses are the best p%reventions Of the
contagion, according to Veterinarians.
Following the passage Of state
CHAMBERS laws several years ago, the
number OF cases in the state has:
steadily decreased. Indemnities are
paid to farmers whose infected horses
are condemned .2f.H{EG r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
Minot Legion Post
Boosts For Members

.Minot, N. D., Aug. 1o.-The Minot
post Of the American Legion has
launched a well planned campaign
to increaze the members Of the Minot
post from 500 to; at least 500. Cap
tains have been appointed for the var
ious. wards OF. the city and they will
appoint committees. A house to house
canvass for, members is planned
Each post in the state, is, allowed
n representative to the state. con-
vention. at Jamestown September %
and 20 for each SO members. The
Minot post aims to have at feast.ten
Representatives there.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
STATE PRINTING
CAST BEING TRIED

Bismarck, N. D.. Aug. 1o.-Trial
,of*the case in which the Quick: Print
company Of Bismarck and Mandan
seeks to force the State Printing and
Publication. commission to grant it, a
contract for state printing IS proceed
ing in District court before Judge H.
T.. Berry The state board sought to
award the contract to the Normanden
Publishing company Of Grand Forks.
..b bas seule the pft eom ftasmea e 81 maa 1oM I
was mot equipped to do the work.
The triai probably will be completed
today.
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. o'clock A. NJ. Aug. >, 1891.
August srd, 1891.
. O'Clock A. II.
The Board met pursuant to adJourn-
ment.
Present: Chairman $udenby, Commits
HIATT.
The report Of John Mcmahon, super
intendent of the County Hospital and
Poor Farm. showing SO inmates cared
for during the month OF July, 1921. at
an average cost each per week Of $4.s2,
also showing $126.s5 turned into the
county treasury for the sale Of cream
and for the care OF inmates. wa on mo-
ton approved by the Board.
Moved by Mr.. Poupore, seconded .by
Mr.. HIATT. thCt the county auditor be
authorized to draw warrant in favor Of
the Great Northern Ry. Co. in the sum
Of s3s5.oo for warranty deed to 3 45-1oo
acres of railway right Of wa near
Emerald, n. p. to be used for road pur-
poses. F. A. p. No. 16, and further tina
the states attorney instructed to dis
miss the pending condemnation action
upon receipt Of such deed Motion car
Or motion the Board adjourned until
2 O'Clock P. NJ.
a O'Clock r. n.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. r% i. 5-r
Present: Chairman udenby, sommis-
sioners Holden, Poupere, Trageton and
HIATT.
On motion>the following bills were
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by Andrew Nelson. AIl{sother cases
were decided In favor Of the leaguers:
An. appealafrom Judge Cooley's de-
.cisions IN the Grub and ,Drinkwater
cases has been taken sto the state
supreme court but has not been Nm
ally disposed OF as yet. TheSplan to
have Governor Frazier snspenda@the
commissioners before their sheartng,
which powerh holds under the state
law, apparentlysseemed more satisfac-
tory 7tofthe league faction*than await
Ing a decision bythessupreme court.
The charges against the two .suss
pended com missioners are that they
partieipated In the .loaning OF the pub.
lie funds ~ Burke county contrary to
the. state law and paid certain bills
without certified bills. being presented.
They are also charged with spending
moneysNfn excess of that amount
naned@in a resolution authorizing the
sale Sofyseed bonds. s.s
Successors t0sBe Named Sat !
After the trio Of league ofhcials
meet Saturday to appoint Successors
to Commissioners Kirklie and Grubb,
the leaguers will have complete con
troll OF the board andathere seems to
be nos isposition to expedite the
hearing Of .thestwo men who. have
been. accused and then suspended
without a. hearing. Governor frazier
has hxeds5 August - as the date OF
hearingGwl oh IS to be held before
Attorney HI. II. Cooper o.; Kenmare,
whb has been appointed special COM
missioner.~ The testimony taken at
the hearing will then be considered
by Governor Frazier and IL, ms the
governors opinion, the evidence war
rants 1t, he a remove the two Of
ficers permanently. Removal would
be subject to appeal to any. district
court OF the state.
Attorney e. r.. sinkler or Minot,
torney- general In the court action
against the banks and Larsen, has
been. appointed special counsel for thu
! governor and will represent the state
at the hearing before Commissioner
CooDer. SEX