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II. 1850. monthly rental 5000. sE3NEl
ElSW4 SwiSW3 SET S5-3O-6.
DEED OF ROYALTY
G. f. GallOgly. Great Falls to Herbert
J. Wallace is Of iee Si3Ni SW3 Sec.
same to II. p Breese Is OF 81 Nwl
24-3G-G
same to Harry y Kaufman Is Of 10
Nwl Sec. 24-S6-0.
Same to {. {. Carey IA OF 10 Nwl
same 70 Ernest II. sager IA Of IL
WlNWa Sw4 b. EASEL 1856.
Same TO same is OF 10 SAM SW3
L. +. McCurdy to stanley krOp is
OF lcs wAwl See. lG-aa-G
@. Gallogly to T g. McKeown II
OF 1eo Nw4 See. 24-36-6.
Same To r. NJ GrOnen Is OF 1Ct Wa
Nw4 sw8 10; ElssEa Sec. 1896.
Same 10 f. A. Diestelkamp is OF 1ct
SAM SWi Sec. 2G-ST-5.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
c. ]. Tucker ct ux TO y. j. Rigney
1-2 OF 10 ia 1853.
Mrs Allen b. Glelhill to Allen Barnes
"a Of 1e6 SW3 Sec. i3-a4-6
VIM. NJ. HanlOn Agent, Wm. NJ Hanlon
ct ux TO Theodore 4 Larson IL Of 1Ge
WIN. N. Hanlon Agent Williamson Well
No. .. Lot 9-T-32-5.
Same 20 Lloyd Lewis and Mabel Lewis
10 same lands.
Custer OIL Co. to Ben and Mary b.
Ryan Pa NEiSWi Sec. 2-32.6.
ASSIGNMENT
s. A. Armand and George II Hutchings
First State Bank OF Shelby 5000 out OF
proceeds OF SOgs OF crude oil prod.
SkSW4 1886.
RELEASE AND RE-AssIGNMENT
+. VI. Martin 10 James Frederick Hard
wick Reassigns 3ee ElNE1 NiSE3 Sec.
17-32-5.
OYE. AKIN cas- rEAsR
Dora w. Beckett TO Glacier Production
Co. NW4 W6NEi Sec II SiSW3 Nw3
SW1 SWlNW4 SW4SE4 Sec. II -34-5. 1
yr. > mo. days Royalties Is well by
April H. 1857 or So for months.
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN
OIL AND GAS LEASE
William NJ. HanlOn Ct ux to James
Qulnlan 1870 int. OF Soc working int
lot / See. 30, part Of Lot 4 Sec %
1876
Same to Walter Quinlan. 42qs OF 500 |
working int same lands.
RELEASE AND RE-AssIGNMENT
OF LEASE
First State Bank OF Shelby to Il. Ell
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johnson & c. r. Miller. trustee reaslgns
. Assgts O&GL page a2s part Lot 4
25-33-G; Lot ] 1854
RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEASE.
J. T. Shearon to Geno o. OVERLY
tGena o. overly Dennls) wlNw4 SEA
NW3 NlaSEa Sec. 1856, SlNE3 Sec.
1866.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
VIM NJ. Hanlon Ct TX and VIM. NJ
Hanlon. Atty In fact to oliver & Com
pRny IL OF 1et VIM. N. Hanlon. Az
Ruby Williamson Well No. 2, Lot S-7-a2-0.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Frank COrrigeuX et TX 20 Kenneth d.
Pardee Lots l. 9, & SEfNE3 Sec 2-S3-6
SEA Sec. sD-s4-6. Term yrs. Is OIL
i2AG OF market value OF gas at we'll,
Wen by June 10. 1887 OF $4,000.
DEED OF ROYALTY
g. +. Gallogly to V. l.. Mahurin. 1-s
of igs SAM SW3 Sec. 2G-37-5
Same to same is OF IL NW4 Sec.
same to same IS Of 1qS NwI Sec.
24-3G-G
Z. A. PeIton to Edith Merrill Is OF
lee NlNw3 SE3Nw4 SW4NE4 Sec. S2-345
~ WiNW3 SWa Sev. Il. ElSE4 Sec.
1896.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Olive II. Keup ct con, to James La
Fount ain 524 OF fet SANW3 Sec. Is,
SE3NE3 Sec I6-34-G
Same to same Is Of 10 Lot /. ENVY
W3NEl SWlSE3 Sec. 3O-37-5.
Same to same Ia Of ~ Lot l. IA
va WANE4 SW4SE3 Sec. 30-37-5.
Same 20 J. Il. Ellis 5-2i- OF 10 81
NWl Sec. Is. SE3NE3 Sec. 10 T34N. ROW
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at from 1881 to 1885 and 1t con-
tanned some oil, estimated at about
five barrels a day"
A search of the records also re-
veals that a well q short distance
south OF Sunburst, known as the
National Exploration Malcolm No. /
ME SWA NEA 29-36-2W, had a
production of two barrels day and
that it did not get water until it
was drilled some distance into the
lime.
Operators are keenly alert to the
possibilities OF such areas with the
use of hydrochloric acid. wells
which have only a showing of oil are
frequently made into so to 100
barrel wells by the use of acid. In
ordinary practice, wells like the Ke-
win Oil & Gas-Herman or the NAL
colin No. / should make even lar
ger wells, with the use of acid.
The foregoing explains the leasing
rush on the west slope of Kelvin
field, as far north as the rimrock
west of Sunburst.
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sALE or OH LEAsEs

On May q, 1887, at 900 A. NJ. o'clock
at the Blackfeet Indian Agency. Brown
ing, Montana. there win be an auction
sale Of OIL leases Of Indian lands on
the Blackfeet Reservation. The lands TO
be offered. while Of a wildcat nature,
are considered by some as being nav.
orably located for the production OF
oil. The leases viii be upon forms pre-
scribed by the Department; royalty one
eighth (1-e). Full particulars. inelndine
description Of lands. may be oDtaine0
from c. T. Graves. Superintendent Of the
Blackfeet Indian Agency. Browning Mon
tana.
Date Of first publication, May s. 1884,
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Hucy are UUW 1000 1CSl dA0 AdsVS
no water in the hole. Unless they
get more oil deeper 1t is doubtful
If it can be considered commercial.
Another reason for this we'll
being considered on a separate
structure is that there was a we'll
drilled in the town of Sunburst
last summer that had no trace OF
oil in the Ellis, and did get sulphur
water. This we'll, the Sunburst
Pool-O'Hare No. /, got the Ellis
sand around 1880 which makes it
some 1876 feet lower structurally,
but these two wells are so tar apart
that there is no reason why the
Kelvin OH & Gas well could not be
on an anticlinal fold extending from
the main Kevin-Sunburst structure,
while the Sunburst Pool well might
be on a synclinal fold of like ma
ture.
"of the four feet of Ellis sand
only the last two were saturated,
while directly above the sand was
six feet of rather hard sandy lime.
They have no water after drilling so
feet into the lime
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GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier County Abstract 90.
CUT BANK. MONTANA
AssTGNMENTs or ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
VIM. NJ Hanlon ct TX. & VIM. NJ Han
Ion Atty INTACT 70 W. Pinkey, 81,
VIM Hanlon Az. Ruby Williamson Wei
No > lot .. Sec 1925.
Same to John V. Dwyer 1Ss sam'
Same to J. P. Finlen, Jr 1es, same
Same to W f. PInkey, 2l9s sam,
same to John Lang, Ore..Ias Of ~
samesame lands.
r. G Tarrant to II. f. Wheeler. 2es
/ NM Sec 24-34-6-
Same to Francis hester Kearney, Il
Of lce same lands
r. C. Tarrant to Frank hester 4 Ma
RE hester, same lands 2-5 Of leo
Rank of Glacier County to Mary Con-
molly BriOdy $500, lot Z. sE3sW3 Sec.
g. Lot /, NE3NWl Sec 1888.
Mabel y. Rigney to Cleola Ralston %
Of 1fe WlNE3 EiNWi Sec. 3O-3G-5.
Wm. NJ. HanlOn ct TX VIM. NJ Han
lon atty in fact to Tobias Miller, IL
Of 10 VIM. NJ. Hanlon Az
Ruby Williamson Well No. Lot o
same to ]. A. Mckay ia same lands.
Same to II. f. Elliott IL Of 19s same
lands.
same to Lawrence C. Gusa 10 Of lqs
same to H. E Gusa IL of 10 same
same to ]. o. Haggerty 1es same lands.
Same to Charles J. Turner 1es same
lands.
r. c. Tarrant to Harriet II. Feather
stou IL OF 10 NM Sec 24-34-6.
VIM NJ iIanlon, Agent WIN. NJ Hanlon
ct uX to A. /. Mchaels 1eS Wan NJ
Hanlon. Agent Ruby williamson Well
No. .. Lot 9-7-32-5.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Geo J.: Forth exec. the Est Of
Victoria l.. Forth. Dec to United States
OF America, Rel Bk. of Leases pg. 30,
SANW4SW4 S3SWa Sec. o NW4 MANI
N4SW3 See 1G-33-lO. NE3sEa Sec. 81
3i-1O.
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN
OIL AND GAS LEASE
William N. Hanlon ct ux TO Il. d.
Mountain Pc OF 500 Lot 1 Sec. 80, part
OF Lot !. Sec. 25-33-G.
ASSIGNMENT
The LIST st. Bank OF Shelby to VIM.
Fianlon all OF its interest Bk 2 O&GL
pg. PAS, Lot 1 See 1856 part OF Lot
4 Sec. 25-3sI-G.
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
Nadeau Bros. Inc, to Consolidated Gas
Co. 1-2 OF $3.50 int. Bk O&GL pig. 497
< escrow agreement dated May IA 1895, |
SE4NW4 NE3SW4 Sec. 1925.
CONSOLIDATED Gas Co. to Nadeau Bros.
Inc, 1-2 int Lease No ia Lot SE3 1
SW3 Sec. 1885. Nadeap Bros. Inc. to /
Cons. Gas Co. IL int Lease No. 112 |
Lot Sec. 6-32-5
DEED OF ROYALTY
B c. Hastings Haber to G. E. GalIogly /
81 SisS4 sw4sEa Sec. II. wsNEa
G. f. GallogIy to William F. sager,
IA of 19s NW3 Sec 24-36-6
Same to c d. Brock IA OF 10 WkNE3
5W4 Sec. 10, ElSE3 Sec. 1866
Same to Robert J. Knobloch and Mrs
Evelyn KnOblOch as joint Tenant is
II 1Gs NWf Sec. 24-36-6
g. Z. PETERS TO Robert KnoblOch and 4
Yrs Evelyn KnoblOch, IL Of ia NkEa II
SW3 See. 1856.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Joseph r. Fisher ct TX to g. Il. Gallogly II
90 NAM Sec 1896
Earl G RObb ct al 70 g. S. Frary 2lCt II
SW4SW3 Sec. 1885
d. NJ. Drumheller, Jr to The 1st Bank
4 Shelby 33e6 NW4 Sec. 11-34-6
AMENDMENT TO LEASE
Richard DOorenhos ct ux to The Texas
%. Amends Blk . O&GL page 4O4, Pri-
mare form to extend 81 years after April
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Discovery Of High Gravity
Oil Field South OF SunburSt
Recognized Back In Year rs
BY FRED O. PLATT,- Written February 2, 1926


important completion this year 925) the
Oil companys Herman permit No This well
located about five miles of the of unbur there
why might be considered separate structure
The is that what oil they have undoubtedly
from the Ellis sand contains sulphur and 1876 degrees
while oil in this field from the Ellis that high and
all contains less sulphur They 90 feet in
the Madison lime.
about the right depth
ally compared field 1881 1886 they
directly white and blue lime Of the Madison
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Blanche Rae. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrator Of the Estate
OF Blanche Rae Deceased, to the creditors
OF and all persons having claims against
the said Deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within Four a.
months after the first publication OF
this notice, TO the said Administrator ct
Ala Strain Building. Great Falls, Mon
transaction of the business OF said estate
in the County Of Cascade
Dated 2Sth day OF April 1887.
e. ]. LIPTAK,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
Blanche Rae, Deceased.
E. J. McCABE,
Ala Strain Building,
Great Falls, Montana
Attorney for Administrator.
Date of first publication May /, 1887
Al
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ALIAS SUMMONS

ALIAS SUMMONS
MARY HARVEY. Plaintiff,
CASCADE coUNTiY, a body polite. ULM
IRRIGATION DISTRICT STANTON
TRUST and SAVINGS BANK, a corpora
ton, and VIM. L. LINKE, and all IN
known persons, who claim or may claim
any right title, estate or interest in. or
lien or eneumbranee upon the property
described in the complaint.
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
dants, and to Each OF Them
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office Of the CLERK OF this
Court, a copy of which is herewith serv-
wherein any of you reside, and to file
your answer and serve q copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service of this Summons,
case OF your failure to appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against you, by
default for the relief demanded in che
complaint This action is brought for the
ated in Cascade County. Montana, to-wit
The North Half of the Northeast
Quarter (N3NE3), of Section Thirty
five (35). Township Twenty ZOO
tana Meridian. in Cascade County.
Montana, Containing so acres more or
witness aSs, my hand and the Seal of said
Court this 18th day OF April 1897.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk.
By II. J. SKINNER, Deputy Clerk.
PAUL J. MURPHY.
for Plaintiff,
322 Ford Building,
Great Falls Montana.
Date of first publication April II.
1887 II
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The foregoing report was printed
in the Journal on February z, 1925.
The Journal news account of the
well said: 1.-THE Ellis sand was found
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Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketers

at Conrad
H. X taken
plant at family
Denton
opened a n Building
H. J. L.
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sHERIFF7s SALE UNDER DECREE OF
FORECLOSURE

FORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue OF the Decree In
the above entitled case the Sheriff OF
said County will sell at Sheriffs sale
on Tuesday the 18th day Of June, 1887,
at 230 o'clock p. NJ of said day at the
West Door Of the Court House in Great
Falls, Cascade County, Montana, all the
right, title. claim and interest Of the
above named defendants in and to the
following described property, to-wit
All OF Lot Three 90 in Block Twen-
ty-one (21) OF the Boston and Great
Falls Land Company's Addition to the
City Of Great Falls. County OF Cas-
cade, State OF Montana, according 70
the plat thereof now on file and Of
record in the office Of the Clerk and
Recorder In and for the County OF
Cascade, State Of Montana.
Dated at Great Falls, Montana. this
9th day Of May, 1887.
GUY PALACE, Sheriff
BY HUGH c. SUTHERLAND; :.
Under Sheriff
Date of first publication, May 8, 1887
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CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASE. MAY II. 1897

CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASE, MAY ~, 1897
Notice Is hereby given that the State
Board of Land Commissioners Of the
State OF Montana will receive bids at
open competitive bidding at the state
Land office In the State Capitol at
200 O'Clock, p. NJ, Wednesday. May p
1887, for oil and gas lease on the follow
ing described land:
Subdivision ses. Twp. Rye Acres
81 10 34N wv 800
N1NE4. SW3NE3,
WA. SCI, 10 BIN 3W 600
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
For further information apply to:
NANITA b. SHERLOCK,
Secretary, State Board of Land
Commissioners. Helena, Montana
LIST Publication April "a,
2nd Publication May 1
Bird Publication May
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
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HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION
a corporation, Plaintiff
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
TIE sUNBURsT BADGER
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WALTER F. TILToN, MABLE E
HOEFLER,, Defendants
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sHERIFF's SALE UNDER DECREE
OF FORECLOSURE

OF FORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue Of the Decree in
the above entitled case the Sheriff OF
said County viii sell at Sheriffs Sale
on Tuesday the 18th day Of May, 1887,
at 2:30 o'clock 7. NJ. Of said day at
the West Door of the Court House in
Great Falls. Cascade County, Montana,
all the right, title. claim and interest
Of the above named defendants In and
to the following described property,
tO-wit:
Fourteen (13 and 14) in Block Ten
(10) Of Boston and Great Falls Ad-
ditiOn to the City of Great Fails
County OF Cascade. State Of Montana,
according to the plat thereof now on
file and of record in the office Of the
Clerk and Recorder in and for the
County Of Cascade, State Of Montana.
Dated at Great Falls. Montana, this
18th day OF April, 1887.
GUY PALACE, Sheriff,
By HUGH c. SUTHERLAND,
Under Sheriff.
Date Of First Publication April IT, 1887.
Il
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AMENDMENT 10 LEAaE

Richard DOOrenhOs ct ux TO The Texas
Co. Amends Bk . O&GL page 4O4, Pr-
mare form to extend 81 years after April
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HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION,
a corporation, Plaintiff
vs.
FRANK ]. HUBA, Defendant.
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Figures represent barrels OF Oh
with fractional bbls. omitted)
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ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY

Joseph r. FIsher ct TX 20 @. T. Gallogly
1ee Mana Sec. 1896
Earl c RObb ct al 10 G. S. Frary 2I9s
NW4SW5 Sec. 1886
ID. NJ Drumheller, Jr TO The 1st Bank
Of Shelby 33q6 NW4 Sec. 11-34-G
AMENDMENT TO LEASE
Evening star., 1937-09-12

come increasingly important through
the years. In 1927 and 1882 it was
necessary to fight off troops that de-
sired to flee through the Interna-
tional Settlement But observers are
agreed that those disturbances were
minor compared with the present
warfare.
In case the Chinese army should be
forced back by the advancing Jap
anese, routed soldiers of Gen. Kali
Shek, attempting to escape through
Shanghai's International Settlement,
would be turned back by the guns of
half dozen foreign nations.
The Russians have no status now
in the International Settlement, as a
treaty was made giving up extra ter
ritorial rights when the Bolsheviks
came into power. The Germans and
Austrians lost their rights in the
World War.
The Shanghai Volunteer Corps is
composed of well-trained men of all
nationalities. There is White Rus
sian company in the organization.
Periodically, for the defense of the
International Settlement, these men,
from all walks of life and represent
ing different nationalities, fall in for
drill, hold target practice and do the
other routine tasks of the soldier,
much after the fashion of our Ma
tional Guard in encampment-or the
Organized Reserves on active service.
Shanghai is city Of some 100000
people-around five times as large as
Washington. All able-bodied Ameri-
cans have been ordered to take their
places with the United States Marines
in aiding to hold the American line,
which is around three and two-tenths
miles long, at Shanghai.
Annamites, from French Indo-
China, are conspicuous on the streets
of Shanghai. British, Americans,
Evening star., 1937-09-12

were all favored by Senator Ellender,
who says that farmers should be
greatly interested and heartened by
the action of the Senate, Just before
adjournment, in which it voted to give
preference to a general farm bill at
the next session of Congress"
Senator Ellender was delighted by
his own appointment to a special sub
committee, named by the Senate Com
mittee on Agriculture, which will
tour the country, holding hearings in
farm districts with a view to secur-
ing ideas and suggestions from the
farmers themselves. This committee
will then draft a general farm bill
which will aim adequately to take
care of the farm situation. Leaving
Louisiana the latter part of Septem-
ber for Spokane, Wash, Senator Ellen
der will spend the next six or eight
weeks touring the farm districts of
the country. One of these farm hear
ings will be held in New Orleans on
October % and another subsequently
in Alexandria, La, when the Louisiana
Senator will seek to attract represent
tative farmers from all sections of
his State.
A MOTHER interest which Senator
Ellender would no doubt consider
a continuation of Longs interests is
his own enthusiasm for vocational
education, which. in his words. ''is most
valuable and will do more good than
anything else to help combat unem-
ployment and create self-sustaining
farmers" The Senator, speaking of
his predecessors concern for extending
educational facilities. mentioned finer
schools and colleges" as Longs contri-
button, adding with fervor, He made
possible free school books, free trans
(See M.LENDER, Page F-3)
Evening star., 1937-09-12
ONG'S SUCCESSOR REMAINS LOYAL TO K
Senator Ellender Says He Hopes He Is Carrying Out
Policies of Assassinated Boss of the
Bayou Country.

Senator Ellender with new interest
in the eyes of a curious public, the
gentleman from Louisiana has been
working overtime since the adjourn
ment of Congress to make sure that
the Presidents signature should be
affixed to the sugar bill, and he has
been attracting attention for his ac-
tivity throughout the session in spon-
soring farm Legislation.
The farmer is the real producer of
wealth." he declares.
If one were to ask Senator Ellender
himself If he is carrying out the
policies Of the late Huey P. Long, his
answer would probably be that he
hopes So" For, make no mistake
about it, the gentleman from Louisiana
remains, two years after Longs death,
an ardent champion of the man he
defended against Impeachment charges
in the Lower House Of the Louisiana
Legislature and whose associate coun-
sci he was when Long was tried before
the Senate.
He was smart" he says today Of
Long. He was aggressive. He was
a great fighter. He was a man of
action and kept his colleagues on the
alert, and he didn't express himself
one way in the cloak room on an issue
and another way on the Senate floor -
Ellender has sought to continue in
what he designates policy of cham
pioning the masses" He feels that
he can perform such a service in
ardently supporting the New Deal.
II can see in Mr.. Roosevelt" he
declares. "a desire to help the under
privileged, the masses, and propose
to devote every ounce of energy al
my command to help him"
His phraseology has something ol
the flavor Of Hueys when he adds
1T will be rather difncult to drive
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Principal Interest Of Louisiana Legislator Is Legislation
Helpful to Farmers of His Native State,
Especially Sugar.

grower a fair quota Of sugar cane,
so that he can have chance to
make good living off his farm.
Laborers in the sugar cane industry
are also provided for in the new
bill, so that they can also share in
the benefits accruing from enactment
of the measure"
While President Roosevelt expressed
the hope that the next session of
Congress will consider repeating or
shortening the clause which continues
the refining monopoly to March 1,
1940," Senator Ellender had this to
say: THE continental reiners are
protected by the esta ablishment of
quotas on the introduction of refined
sugar into the United States. This
will be of great benefit not only to
the refiners who melt raw sugar,
but also to those sugar cane factories
which make plantation granulated or
other forms of direct consumption
sugar"
Cotton and rice also are of para
mount interest to the farmers of
his State, Senator Ellender points
out. And he believes that much has
been accomplished by the Louisiana
delegation and other members of Con-
gress for the protection of farmers
with respect to these two crops. Rice
farmers" he states, 'have been bene-
flied by a temporary preferential
agreement worked out with the Cuban
government. The temporary agree
ment will expire on December 81"
The Louisiana Senator is now en-
deavoring to promote negotiations be-
tween Cuba and the State Depart
ment, looking toward a permanent
preferential to American rice, COM
pleted before the temporary agreement
expires.
Farm seed loans, low interest rates
on farm ioaps nd ,,milar legislation