The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-01

to run "as matter Of In fact the tone of the
letters accompanying such clippings, would have
the editor feel grateful to the donors for sending
the news items without cost. The dear public would
be so much interested to know, ETC. Wouldn't the
editor be glad to give the news place of rromin-
ence the front page for instance And wouldn't the
editor like to exchange some of his valuable advor-
Using space for stock in the company He's bound
to make 100 per cent on his investment within
year. and really the stock will not last long There
are so many wonderful opportunities that the news
paper has to pass up. II we publish every
thing that people actually wanted US to publish, AM
free of charge at that, wouldn't have room ~
inform our readers that John Jones lost big fat
porker from the heat last week, and that the sew
ing circle met with Mrs. Talkwell. So much Is
asked of the publisher, gratis, that its no wonder
the average newspaper man has hard time making
both ends meet. Merchant Soakum wants free
reading local. and yet if the editor walked into his
store and asked for dozen nice oranges for Moth
ing the old boy would 60 into a trance Yet this
amounts to exactly the same thing. The merchant
has oranges to sell and the publisher space Every
publisher of newspaper Is only too glad TO re-
ceive communications of general interest, but It
isn't fair for making institutions to ask the
newspapers to forever throw open their columns
to exploit the field, without compensation Our
waste basket is already running over with such
truck Don't waste postage on us with such
schemes
The highly protected ndustr of the east have
Senator Aldrich for mouthpfece. He not only
treats with the tariff protests OF the middle
west, but he is openly insulting about 1t. He Is
sowing the wind. e. aa -s..s,eass-.. n. .s, s
For generation the people have borne the bur-
den of high protection. And they have done so
from patriotic motive 1t was important that our
industries should be developed and that by this
method labor should be employed at living wage.
The industries have been developed now and we
need high protection no longer. Indeed we are IN
. as much danger Of business paralysis from over
protection as England is from under protection.
The United States has reached the middle ground OF
plain protection. That is all she needs.
And with this plain protection should go free raw
material We should have free lumber, free coal,
ore and hides and we Of the middle west will not
monopoly protection. but that protection which Will
equalize wage differences at home and abroad b
The republican party is trial. If it neglects to
enact broad and just tariff bill, the people will
speak at the next election with voice that Will
rend the foundations. If congress OF wild men
shall be elected, Senator Adrch can look to his
insulting bearing for the cause. We want no con- -
gress of wild men. We want the men who are IN
congress to regard the tariff from patrlotlc stanu
point to discharge their duty, as representatives u
the people to act as men, not TOOLS and not with
pure selfshness If this course is not followed the
day of reckoning will Reckoning days are
not pleasant usually.-Minneapolis Journal -.
According to a new law enacted by the state leg
islature at the last session, it Is the duty or the
register of deeds to send by registered mail notce
tn the record title owner and every subsequent
mortgagee within ten days after the filing OF an
affidavit of publication of notice OF mortgage lore
notice through publication. but that is thing OF
closure In the past it has been considered SUM-
the past.
After sending notices to the interested parties the
-o.;s+or If deeds makes affidavit as notices sent
out ..... ,I
The law provides that the failure OF the register
of deeds to comply with the provisions OF TINS act
laws him LIABLE in civil action, to the party en-
titled to notice for any damage sustained by MIN py
cent to allow the interested parties to receive their
reason of such failure. n1
Young man, let give you the benefit OF our oo-
aorvation We have noticed that nine tenths OF the
Young men who have been before the courts Tor
misdemeanors are those who take no interest wnat-
ever in education, seldom read newspaper, anu
are always ready to make fun OF other young men
who use correct language and try to be somehow.
It comes natural for them to discourage the sudious
and ambitious young men of their acquaintance.
Their minds run toward dirty stories, midnight
sprees and bad company. This in a short time
means trouble sherns invitation to attend court,
and a fine or term In JAIL
The continual harping at the republican party by
the democratic press for failing to revise tar1n
downward as promised in It's platform, becomes
plainly another of the pot and the kettle'
when the attitude of the democratic party as repre-
scented by its opponents in congress Is analysed.
The vote on the tariff schedule on iron ore IN the
senate is glazing example The republican mouse
voted to place iron ore on the free list In the SEN
ate 43 republicans and IS democrats voted with
Adrich and the steel trust for protective tar1H'
while IA republicans and 10 democrats voted to
place it the free list Anayze these facts as you
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