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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14
EAST SUNBURC !.

/ June 5-Mr. and Mrs. Hans Gafkjen
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hamres
last Sunday.
The ball game that was played at
the Farm bureau picnic at Sibley Park
last Saturday between Sunburg and
Lake Lillian teams, stood 2 to 8, in
favor of Lake Lillian. The Sunburgs
put up good fight against Lake Lill-
ian. The latter are considered to be
the best players in Kandiyohi county.
Henry Gafkjen was on the road ear
ly Sunday morning. We wonder what
is up now. Keep it up, Henry. .r...
Weddings are most. numerous in
June. The way it seems now, wedding
bells will soon ring quite often in this
neighborhood in the near future. An.
nouncements later. ...,...-..-.
A wrestling match took place last
Saturday evening at the Sunburg hall
between Hopkins and Dillon Peterson
Hopkins won, ..,.-. -, ,E..:..S;7
Elef Bitterness has moved back to
his farm in Arctander last Friday
from Willmar, where he has resided
the past winter.
Mrs. Carrie Helickson from Delton
returned home last Saturday from a
brief visit at her relatives at both
Norway Lake township and Arctander.
A. A. Jorgenson is after the finny
tribe nowadays. He was seen, on the
road bright and early in the morning
Hoping you are having a good luck
Andrew. ~5
Christopher Flaten of Estavan, Can
is dead. He had a large circle OF
friends and relatives in this neighbor
n hood. Ii. ;,ss.s. ~ 3. s..@ * &,
81 The carpenters are busy every day
putting up Mr.. Ole Dunham's new
bungalow. He isa former Arctandel
resident. &,
Ole A. ,Ellingson and Cora Tolefsrud
called at Thor fLokken's place last Sat
! urday evening.
The home talent play from Arctan
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COLFAX {

June l2-Mrs. Pete Tryksell enter
tanned the Progressive club on Satur-
day.
sMr. and Mrs. Theo. Johnson from
Wisconsin arrived for visit at the
Emil Highstrom home last Friday. re-
turning back on Tuesday and were ac-
companied by: Myrtle and Raymond
Highstrom who intend to visit with
them for some time II
Mrs. John Bergquist entertained the
Ladies aid of the M. E. church last
Thursday.
s.; Alvin shoquist visited friends in
Willmar last week. r..
Miss, Bernice Strete returned home
last week from Detroit, Mimi, where
She has been attending school this
winter. 4.r,>5 =
Pearl Hatlestad arrived home from
Belgrade last week where she has
been employed for some time. m.
& Miss Elsie Anderson is at present
employed at the Carl johnson home.
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zzSSALE]Nl|

/: June ls$-.NGss Olga Johnson=of Min
neapol1s is spending a two weeks va.
{ at. hter'> parental home. = ~
Mrs. = C. Strom and daughters Ar.
line and Vivian left Saturday morning
Tor a:v5s 1T with relatives in Chicago.
R Key. strom left Friday for Dawson,
return ing on Monday
s I'll Ed st'ck holland and son Walter left
on : saturday for La Pbrte, to get Mrs.
R-. L. Haldin who will visit her par
en- is here. aHs.tH
/, Miss Pearl Johnson is staying at
strom's during their absence. a Il.
{ The Theodore, Victor and Charley
Johnson families spent Sunday with
Erelatiyes; ii: 5Willmar.
T Mr.. and Mrs: r. A. Enander and son
David Of Minneapolis are visiting re.
latives and friends here. ~ ,.'z ., ! NJ.
- a number Of people gathered at the
home of Mr.: and Mrs. J. Edlund Mon.
day evening to help them celebrate
their 25th' wedding anniversary. Il.
Mrs. Allen Holmgren and daughter
Miss Elite left Thursday for Mime.
apolis to attend the funeral Of rela-
! tive :. = f. s .4A
June 5--Miss Elsie Johnson left on
Monday for Minneapolis to visit her
ulster and other relatives.
J: Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W.. Johnson return
ed to Willmar, Monday morning after
a weeks visit with relatives. -. 4
Mr.. and Mrs, H: P. Anderson and
Miss Mary johnson Of Minneapolis
who have been visiting friends here,
returned home on Monday ss$s Il
"A few young people enjoyed a wei
ner roast at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Carlson Monday evening.
The Albin Carlson and Charley Johnt
Esons families visited at Theodore j ohn.s
SON. Sunday evening sz
A. few from here attended services
at Frank Lake Sunday. S. II
Miss Mamie and Elmer Nordeen,.
Miss Ruby and Eidon Carlson return
ed to their homes in:1Iowa Friday after
visit with relatives. ...{;.s
Theodore Johnson has been laid up
with a sore back for a week.
!: Several from here attended the
commencement exercises in. Willmar
and Kerkhoyen Friday evening;
@a The Sam Gustavson, A1bin and Old
drich Tengwall families helped Otto
Tengwall celebrate his birthday Mon
day evening.
About thirty. young people picniced
at Mt Tom Memorial Day. We alsoi
passed thru New London, Spicer and
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Sincerely Yours, : 49,,
J. EMIL j 4 4, \: NE E, ). $
-. :. :: *zzWillmar, Mimi.

o.. "a
der, The Obstinate Family. had their
pay at Sunburg hall last Tuesday ev-
ening. A very large attendance. It
was very good. - ~ - }sh'
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gandrud visit
ed with Albert Elltngson, last Sunday.
II Filling Bjorkerud is. around again
looking for bargain in watch trading.
The Ladies' Aid met at Andrew Ell
lingson's last "Wednesday. !,
Berent Tiege made "a flying trip to
Terrace last Wednesday for the pur-
pose of improving his Ford car. He
will have it in good shape for the:
fishing season. &sis' 1870
..@E A Nonpartisan picnic will be held in
Kittle Tostenson's: grove next Sunday,
June 18th. Some good speakers will
be provided for the occasion.
A political meeting was held in the
town hall at ArctanderI.last Saturday
evening. A large attendance was re-
ported. !. s@s:z ~ ~ Il. :
Mr.. Knut Void, Mr. and Mrs. Enge.
bret Void, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Toll
efsrudy and Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Paine.
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cord
hamer in Belgrade one day last week.
Albert Ellingson was a Sank Center
caller last Friday. 3
| A ball game was given at Sunburg
last Sunday between. Sunburg and
New London. The scores stood to S
in: favor Of .Sunburg. ,..... !.
Tosten Duane died Wednesday, May
31st, and he was buried at Monsoon
Lake cemetery. go. SIS. =.=
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CHILD DRINKS KEROSENE

Irving Kloster, the two year old son.
sof MT and Mrs. N ]. KESloster WHO res
side south o.. spicer drank "a, guam:
tity OF Kerosene while playing in the
garage and as a result came very near
losing his life He vas rus hedsto New
London where Dr. Hanson pumped
and washed out his stomach and hesis
now expected 70 recoy New Lon
1 don Times.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

Our tests Of one stratum Of shaie in
the Grand valley district show a con-
tent Of 63,175 barrels t.. the acre, to a
depth Of forty-nine feet" President
Potter said. ~ \. 40. E.zf:
Eight feet, of this stratum shows a
content of 25,75o barrels. Twenty-three
and half feet, including the eight
feet mentioned, shows an oiI1content
Of 53,425 barrels to the acre.
1.-THE holdings of the Union Oil COM
pany, as acquired for it by the Federal
Shale sOil company, now amount ap-
|proximately to $4,000 acres. in the
Grand valley district We expect to
acquire another 5000 acres in the near
future, bringing the total holdings up
to 100000 acres"
The California company is. taking
nothing for granted-save the future
of the oil industry in the United, Sta
ties. .. :" ',5@ss
coLoRADo's OIL .C..4:s g..
possibilities RECOGNIZED -
:, "The company recognizes the ire
mendous possibilities i14Colorado's oil
<shale deposits" said President Potter.
'"'That is why it, already. has spent
nearly $1,000,000, and why it will
spend $25,000,000 if necessary, to
found huge. oil il, Industry in this
state.
I'VE have found that coIorado's oil
shale is a source of wealth Of almost
incredible proportions. The shaIe is
there; we have, found that out. It is
rich in oil content; We, have found that
out. There remains only to: work out
a method by which, the crude oil may
be- extracted and refined in CONNER
cia'!y profitable quantities. BUT
THAT is A MERE DETAIL. The I'm
ion Oil company has its, experts al
work upon this phase, and. will be
ready With the solution when the
time comes" =; ~
Dean E. Winchester, consulting en-
gineer, who. has =. done considerable
work for: the: company in it's :investiga
lions of the sha1e" ne1d: ssty there are
$4,000 acres of oil shale deposits in
Colorado, according to the origina
government classification. At 63, III
barrels Of crude oil per acre, the tota
oil content Of the States shale deposits
would be estimated at 56,6O4 800 00t
barrels. At $1.25. per barrel, the value
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ANDIYOHI

June g. f. Hrs. John Lund quist was
- illmar yisitor. on Wedne
& Nj. and Mrs John Dalbe SIX of viii.
mar visited at the And erson home On
Tnesday eve ..:$
Miss 1nerid elson returned Is Hin:
,ckley on .Wedne sday after visiting .
number Of days at the o. w Kroona
home. +.
Mrs Charles Holm. and daughter
|Adeline Of Willmar visited at the Har-
ry Holm home on Thursday. s.s=s
lMr. and Mrs. 3, G.. Slattedahl Of
5Chisago City autoed here on Friday
and, are visiting with relatives and
friends. IS. .=5=:. s=sss I
Misses Lily and Ida Lindberg Of
|1fWillmar visited here a number of
days last..Week with their sisters, Mes.
danes Harry Holm and b. r. Back:
[lund S. s. s.
- Banning Hanscom left the latter
part Of the week for Huron, S. D.,
where he will be employed for a
short time. . .ss' ss..' 's5
Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Kalbak autoed
to Renyille on Friday and visited
with friends there.
+ Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown and son
Morgan and Donald Anderson visa
tied at Litchfield on Sunday. 'ss
|! Mr., and Mrs. Anton Olson and son
Clayton visited at Grove City on Sun
day.
Mr.: and Mrs. Q. W: Kroona visited
at the Henry Johnson home at Dia,
mond Lake on Sunday p. m. ss.:= 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wahlstrand and
children visited at the Swan Ander.
son home on Sunday. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N Erickson were
Willmar visitors on Friday. 4-'. s
Misses Evelyn and Idella Kroona
and Clara Kalbak were Willmar call.
ers on. Saturday
George Lunstead visited here or
Sunday ~: 5:
Misses Lily Johnson and Huldal
Herr left for Atwater on Saturday az
ter being employed at the Hotel fol
some time. ~ ss
Mr.: Sather and daughter Ruby an6
Hans Hanson Of Willmar visited a
X. M. Kalbak's on Sunday eve.
| L. E. Stevenson was a Willmar Wis
itorSs on Tuesday. s.. -. =.
| Mrs. Oscar Thulin entertained {
number of ladies on Wednesday af
ternoon. =
DR.. %. NJ, Porter of Atwater was il
our burgh on Thursday. r. H.=EE Z.
Miss Hilda Gynild returned to hel
home on Wednesday after complet
| ing her school work here.
/ Mr.. Strand and, daughter Nora 0:
Willmar attended to business mat
tiers here, on Saturday. -.
Gladys Johnson .left the first of the
week for visit at the Johnson home
in Fahlun. = ~
Mesdames Lindquist, and Henry Is
aacson, Misses Ida and Mary Lind
quist of Atwater visited with Mrs
Frank Nelson on Sriday.
i Mrs. y. E. .seVVerson and children
returned home the latter part Of TIN
week after an extended visit with re
latives at Window. --.-*,..ss>..
Lillian Uner Of Atwater visited Will
Lily: Johnson here on Friday eve.Sss.
A number from here attended tn
ball game at.Darwin on Sunday. Kan
dy played Darwin and was defeate,
by score of four to one.
X Victor sBergfalk spent Sunday a
i Grove City.
! Miss Clara Kalbak who has been at
tending Oak Hall tat st. Paul the pas
school term, arrived here. on Satu1
day to spend her vacation at he
home. Miss Clara was awarded til
Otis Cup Of the school for Liters.r
Excellence.
!: August Lundquist and son Vendal
of ,Willmar visited with Mrs. job
e-.-s.l eeessass@3.1 ..srsl st,1
/ 60. - =.
:saEsE Sisza - 49, I.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

Lund quist on .Frida az evening, :,
81: The members of the Ebenezer.
church viii hold az picnic Saturday,
June 24th, at the ground stllofs the Whit
I tier school IA good, program will be
rendered after which dinner will be
served. There viii also be ice. cream
and cake, a refresh ment stand and q
sale Of fancy articles - .s.
-
June miss Lilly Frans# VINO mas
spent rtne WINTER IN M1lnneapollssSis
mere Tor 2 visit with hermother* '
se1laEa vile IS here 60 spend her
summer vacatlon -. With II her ants,
M ME- ana Mrs. ames LaWler.'8s ;z.5Zss
Mr s. q Okerman ana son of.Wlll-
1na spent SATURDAY nv sister,
MRS s[r R. ~ =. kroona.
Harold '15s kroona spent; the Week1e end
with his s sisters at K "a
Mrs. McDermott entertained some
OF her RELATIVES. sunday
MIS-: alpak spent several days with
Irlends at Wlllmar la IS,
81: " s.: AndreW& olson OF Ashland Wis,
le1t on ~ onday for her nome att ''
spenulhg 2 Week a tne nome 0.' q her
Drotner, O:W %kroona. B. sts5 s
=. Mrs. Botnen =of whitman II was Wis Wis:
ltor mere ere ons!Saturday: 81 $sz=t
- tevz Gustat g l the members *ot
the e. 8confr nm class were enter
tanned famed at the nome OF ReV:ta anu Mrs:
Illlman SATURDAY. $3.50
Miss Emma Mold 7lt LETT on Monday NC for
q WISH WIN me 5shosten Iamlly: =5ss
MT. and MRS IS. ia ia 4 erickson moved
on Tuesday into the Mold residence.
MISS Anna Plerson or W1llmar spent
friuay mere WIN WARY :Anuerson. E52:
me .Wnlttlers scnooi CLOSED lasks TT.
Jay a, - me teacners ana pupils enjoyed y
picnic az diamond LAKE =. program am
anu eAnlDlc was as. gwen on SATURDAY ex-
e :u:l ana was splenalu. Much creu1e
IS due the teacners y anu the puplis ~
pupils OF the hlgh aschoo ol Wrote STATE
examinations exam ms last Week nope tney
VII W L: receive re ulem Dach zWlthout u 4
p 4l certlllcate winch Y always Sd. Is
NOT passed.. :ssE.3 = Il:
mis-, MISSES Lena ana Lily Johnson Wis
l n.l re1atlVes a. Atwater OF
luesoay: e.. '@1s . *. I
WIS; - - =. Guam ana oaugnter Pear
retuiAeu home, on. SATURDAY Z. AFTER /;
vlslt win 1 re1at1v yes IN Mlnn eapolls.
". neu l1''l Brown oi, Ll.cnile4d spen
.ne week eno at MS parental home
mere:
4 MISS ISIS Marie Botnen returnedsto ihel
\ nome At Wlllmar on Monday after fin
lsnlng ner school WORK Tor tnls tern
1here. s...:es H.. - -
Or: y: M Porter OF Atwater was il
our burgh on Monday. tn J
MISS = Anna n. Haroldson Of Willma'
VlslEed with Luella Backlund the lat
i Ter part OF the week
mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lehrke and chill
w
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hoglund and
family autoed here Sunday and spent
the day with relatives in the city:
MIR House and family Of Monte.
.video: are renting the Peter Hoglund
cottage at Eagle Lake during the
summer, Mr.. House is employed. in
the paving crew at work in the city.
Lid Wants To See You. Il
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HEREs,EROM CHICAGO

Mrs, T. Buikkmra arrived in this. city
on Friday from Raymonai.at which
place she had been visitingI for a week.
When she came to Raymond she came
from Chicago. she,Eis visiting in this
city, at the home aof Melvin .Ostlund's
for a week and then she will leave
for Maurice, Iowa. !: s..
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VAST RICH RES0URc ES OF !:
BEING EXAMINED BY 5ENGlNE ERS
Federal Shae Oil Company, Backed By Union. Oh
Company of California, Is to Spend Millions
Developing New Industry.

Baron Munchausen outdone!
d.. Truth once more proved to be
stranger than @fiction! ...
Oil in Colorado. worth. at the pres
,ent market, the staggering sum Of
$40, 756, 100000! = Ey: q
No, this isn't sample of the raw
ings"of an. unstrung mind. Neither is
1t the preliminary to a press agent
announcement of a new moving pic
'ture coming to town.
1t Is an estimate of Colorado's. oil
:shale wealth, based upon a log taken
of deposits in one stratum in the Grand
VALLEY, the figures for which are in
turn based upon. strictly accurate; as:
says made Of the sha!e itse'f-and
made public for the first time by the
Union Oil company Of California. -
S The news was given out Friday by
D. D.. Potter, for the last five years
president Of the Federal ShaIe Oil
company. Of Denver. . ~
The Federal Shale Oil company has
been quietly at work during the period
of its existence, acquiring leases and
patents on government land in the vi
entity of the Grand Valley, in Mesa
and Garfield counties. For the first
time it develops that the Union, Oil
company is back of the local concern.
Nearly, $1,O00,000 already has been
spent by the California concern in buy
ing Leases, acquiring patents and pur-
chasing a plant site in Grand valley
4coMPANY..T0 SPEND
MILLIONS IN DEVELOPMENT. ri.
According to Potter''s statement the
company plans to spend not less than
$10OO0,000, and. if necessary, as much
as $25,000,000 in developing approx
mately 10000 acres of oil shale land
in the two counties. y
For the, first time President Potter
gives out, some figures concerning Col
orado's oil wealth, in plain sight in the
shale deposits.
= These figures are based on logs made
'-1by the company's geological experts,
in turn based on figures taken from
assays of samples of shale. They are
corroborated by William C. Russell, in
charge, Of the engineering activities
for the Federal Shale Oil company, and
the Colorado representative of the
Union Oil company.
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AMoToRED.Te ,naaeE$ltlsLAkEs

-" sMUIUHEUsN.lIKsS3
sSs Mr.. and Mrs VII lam Schultz and
daughter Ella and lIfa;aM g. ].
'kimm of| Biscayad roveast os Green Lake,
'Spicer, Randi ohl count sS unday TO
spend the day .ldfs stchult zs.sayssas
fine a highway as ne eysr ssaRSSrunss be.
tween Atwater: and the lakes Green
Lake, a>noted summer u 8 resort :issre-
ported, Mr.. Schultz says, IS have 1900
cottages on its shores The Hutch
inson Leader. S..
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8 W. Ion th return
g L "a s A Iis1sSs1 fss1iisarson'.
- go Wednesday,. attended.
IS; ,S's .,l they meet SO ETnest.E
Is kson' home
|, s large numb ar. oi people attended
Inc e. surprise part on Fred derson
4 sunday thu aaistortu ot
/ losing four horses some time ago.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

Mrs. Christine Soldering and
grandson 6 Glenn Gopp ersmith are
spending the week visiting with Mr..
and Mrs M: DeFoe, north of Atwa-
eel . 81 b 81. s,sss. I .
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at the present market would be s7o,-

at the present market would be $7o,-
756, 600, 900! 5, ,5I. s<.
E. Iutah.,s acreage of oil shale is; esti-
mated at 2, 1886 600 acres. IF the Gon7
tent averages as well as that Of Colo
rado, the total. quantity Of oil in that,
state is approximately 470.319, 500 900
barrels, worth oday--if itsWere on the
'marke s 1888, $50, 900: s.,
Wyoming has an acreage OF. 100000
acres, it is estimated, and similar fig
tures may be applied there. 81:
OF" course we must take. into con
sideration that there is vast differ
:ence5 in shale," President Potter said;
!" Some of it. contains more Oil content
than other deposits. We find some
strata with less oil than in /. other
strata. It,sis likely that many. de-
posts in Colorado, Utah and Wyo-
ming contain less oil than the assays
in our Grand Valley field show, butt
also is entirely possible that many of
them contain more. We have no
means Of knowing, until some concern
makes similar Investigations to ours
in this district. 80 80. &: ~
! The total depth Of shale under the
strata tested by the Federal shale Oil
company, for the California concern. IS
1854 feet, according to Mr.. RUSSELL.
Only forty-nine feet have been logged.
There is no reason to suppose that
other strata, all the way down. will
not show as heavy an oil content as
those already tested and logged. 80.
The oil industry of the country !. is
subnormaH at present" Mr.. Potter said.
soil. men know that it will go back to
normal after a while. sS#. i
when it does, the demand for oil
and it's products will exceed the sup
ply::;1t isn't coming out ;of. the ground
fast enough to supply this tremendous
demand. The big. companies of the
country will have to import oil from
foreign fields and this means a bigger
price for oil. r. - ~~,---
ENGINEERS. EXPLOITING
SOUTHERN FIELDS ~ ";zs. y,
I "The: Union Oil company; already
has sengineers:is the southern fields,
making investigations, in anticipation
| Of the return of the oil industry in. the
United States to normal. This means
that Colorado can market all. the Oil it
can. 'produce-even in the face of a
higher cost of production :, ~.
Il Whether Colorado is to become the
greatest. ;oil> producing state, in the
United States, and the greatest oil
producing territory in the world, re
mains to be seem.
The fact that the oil is here, how.
ever,- can't be disputed. - v,.y,4.s
& ITS just,;a question OF extracting it
cheaply enough to make it a market
able, product" said President Potter
"And; when. that. time comes, we. pro
pose to be ready to begin extracting il
on q: big enough scale to put Colorado
in the forefront of the. wealth pro
ducing territories of the world."AThe
Denver Post May 81, 1922. S
!, a.,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-14

When tries talk about Oil Sha
M e ana 5sts has real vsn But cannot
Amounted % KaEer the Boo Skill Kmmi&i Glorious
article Yours Down ;n
whether in this rnGe
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AT CASE &

~ Attorneys Charles johnson. r. w.
Stanford and Judge t. o. Gilbert left
on Friday morning for Mon tevideo at
which place they tried OUT case. :,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-07
OF SETTLEMENT
OF STRIKE ISSUES BECOME
FAVORABLE, SAYS A REPORT
Labor Board Promises to Deal With Wage Cut
Upon a Revised Basis-Calling For Men to
Take Place of Strikcrs-Passenger Service
of Nation Uninterrupted, Says Statement

Chicago, ILL.,, July 5.-The striking shop
crafts workers today played a lone hand follow
the refusal Of the maintenance Of way union
leaders to plunge that organization into the strike.
The chance of eight hundred thousand additional
railroad workers joining the shopnens' walkout
IS believed to have passed. The maintenance Of
way leaders and the members of the United States
Railroad Labor Board met in an all day session
The board promised to reconsider its
fifty million dollar wage cut if it finds that the
cost of living has risen instead Of having dropped
since the last government figures were issued and
that the new wage scale that may be worked out
will be retroactive to July |.
The action Of the maintenance Of way men,
IN the opinion Of members of the Labor Board, is
expected to definitely prevent other allied unions
from joining the shop workers. Meantime, the La
Dor Board is continuing its campaign to fill the
positions left vacant by the striking shop workers.
The passenger service of the nation has not
yet suffered and the strike generally is favorable
COR a satisfactory adjustment of the present trout
Die, according to impressions gathered from those
who are keeping in close touch with the situation
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-07-07
ARCUM ENT
OVER MULES
CAUSES KILLING
McC rory Planter Dies After
Having Been Shot By
Former Friend
Campbell Jailed.

McCrory. Ark, sSuiy en- argu-
mem between James jolly, promi-
nent farmer and Joseph Campbell Of
this city over the relative height
Of their two pet mules eliminated
in the fatal shooting OF the former
Monday night at II o'clock.
Campbell is in jail here, awaiting
preliminary hearing, which has been
set for Saturday at Colona.
The argument preceding the death
OF Jolly occurred Monday afternoon,
which was the direct cause of the
shooting.
jolly YVES enc of the largest rent
ers in this community. He leaves
a large family. consisting Of wife
and eight children. Campbell, who
IL unmarried, is so years old.
The alleged murderer claims to
have shot in self-defense, according
to statements said to have been made
by him to police authorities.