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The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage
& Foreclosure Sale

Notice is hereby given that default existing
in the terms of the hereinafter described mort.
gage made executed and delivered by John j.
Keith and Sophronia Keith, his wife Mort
gagors to Nathan N. Barnes Mortgage dated
the 18th day Of Dec. 1909 and filed Tor record in
the office OF the Register Of Deeds in and for
the County Of Mclean on the 5th day of Jan.
B.29 OF Mortgages at pace 406.
That said mortgage will be foreclosed by q
sale Of the premises in said mortgage and here
matter described ut the front door Of the
Court House in the City of Washhprn In the
said County of HcLoenS and State az North
Dakota on the 9th day Of May 1911 at 2Ol
O'Clock P. II. of said, day, to satisfy the sum
due thereon. 5 E
That the premises described il said mort
are described ss follows to-wit the South east
Township One -forty.seven (l47) North
OF Range Eghty:three (8S).
That there will be due on said mortgage ut
the date OF sale tho sum of Sl87.00, there will
also be due tho further sum OF $125.13 by reason
OF certain taxes and interest which was q
prior lien upon the land and which have been
paid by tho mOrtsagee and which makes q
total snm due Two-hundred- -sixty-two and I22-
100 Dollars together .wish the costs and dis
Institution Of this action the mortgegee execut-
ed his power OF Attorney in writing TO Geo. n.
Gray OF Kenmare N. D.. B and that no actiOn3 at
law or otherwise has been heretofore Instituted
for tho recovery Of the money hereby claimad.
Dated e. AZ Aenmare, n. p, this 18th day q
Nathan y. Baruss, ldortxaass.
Gao. y. Gray. Kenmifs, n. d.
AttoFney Tor Noft6age0 ~
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
Sale of Land

Notice is Hereby Given, That under authority
of an order of sale granted by the Honorable q.
Qlgeirson: Judge Of the County Court of the
County Of McLean in the State Of North Da-
the undersigned, the Guardian Of Carl johnson
and Rhoda Johnson, minor children Of Fred
johnson, late of the City of Washburn in the
County Of Mclean and State of North Dakota,
deceased, will sell at private sale to the high
est bidder for cash subject to confirmation by
the Judge of said County Court, the following
described land, to-wit:
Lot numbered twenty-five (22) Of Block
numbered fourteen Q4) of Veeder's Addition
to the City of Washburn, Mclean County,
North Dakota.
The sale will be made on or after the 18th.
day of June. A. D. 1911.
All bids must be in writing and may >be left
at the office of Herbert F. O'Hare. Attorney
for the Undersigned, in the Village of Garrison
in Mclean County, North Dakota. or filed with
the Judge Of said County Court, or delivered 70
the undersigned personally. ~
Dated May end. A. d. 1911. q
H. J. Peterson, AS Guardian Of
Carl johnson and Rhoda John
son, minor children of Fred
1851 johnson. deceased.
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
Notice of Sale

Notice Is Hereby Given: that by virtue of q
Judgment d an and DECREE in foEeclosure rendered
Judicial District in and for the County Of Nc.
and docketed in the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Ct March, 1911; il an action wherein Robert Z.
ant ant, in favor Of the said plaintiff and against
Hundred Fifty and 4O:1oo Dollars, Iss5o.4oJ,
which Judgment and decree, among other
things directed the sale by ne of the real
of said judgment, with interest thereon, and
costs and expenses OF such sale, or SO much
thereof asthe proceeds Of such sale, applicable
he Gsai " %'s ssd
under the seal Of said court, directing me to
and eessse smon ssaS sssi HIS g
Court such sss viii sell sSe g se!sin sa,o
bidder for cash, at public auction, at the front
burn, County Of Mclean and State Of North
shs sdlns dsy e. s.s I SAD
Judgment, With interest and costs thereon, and
the costs and expenses OF such sale
sale applicable thereto will satisfy.
The premises to be sold al
decree. and to said Writ, and to this notice are
as follows, to-wit: 'iss & Is "A /
Lot Seven and Eight and the South Half oi
the Northwest Quarter Of Section Two, Town
sig, Lots ] 4 8 and the Sh NWA SD. 2sfwpr
1E7-Rge. S6) West Of the Fifth (5( Principe
Meridian, containing One Hundred Fiftyeigh
less, situated in the County Of Mclean ani
State Of North Dakota.
Dated ct Washburn, North Dakota, this 2atl
day of April, 1911.
10 n Il. o. Simon,
s{s 81 Sheriff OF Mclean County
james I. McCulloch, s 81 5
Attorney for Plaintih,
WAshburn. North Dakota. sSgg-
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
State Of North Dakota ;al II District GGGst
Rogers Lumber Comany, corr
John w. Lambert and Arthur
w. Rietz. Defendants.

Notice OF Sale Under Execution.
Notice Is Hereby Given that by virtue OF
special execution issued out of the office OF the
Lean County, North Dakota to me directed and
delivered and now in my hand, based upon q
judgment and decree duly made and en-:
the clerk OF said court within and for Mclean
County, North Dakota on the Goth day Of April,
1911. wherein it was adjudged and decreed,
among other things that the plaintiff, & Rogers
the defendants, John W.. Lambert and Arthur
w. Rietz, and each of them the sum of -Four
15) and that the same constitutes a valid lien
upon all the right; title and interest Of the
defendant, Arthur W. Rietz in the following
Dakota, to-wit: The west half 1WK) Of the
lSK) Of the northeast quarter (NEA) Of Sec;
fS9 sES Il Range
(7s] West Of the Fifth Principal Meridian, and
that said premises be sold to satisfy said judg-
by Sgsde Sy Of Che S2 " %
premises on the 18th day Of October, 1910 !. H.
Dakota shall on the 10, day Of June, 1911 at ten
sale and sell the above described premises to to
House tbs CIV Of S
County Of Mclean, State Of North Dakota to
satisfy the amount due on . said id Judgment .?a ?a
Judgment on the day of sale the sum of Four
Hundred and fourteen and 65-1OO dollars ($ai4.
65) with interest thereon from and sitter the
Goth day of April, 1911, together with the
costs and expenses incurred by said sale:
Dated at Washburn, North Dakota this 18th
day of April 1911.
H. o. Simon,
Sheriff within and for
Mclean County, North Dakota.
Thompson g. Schulz,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Minot, North Dakota. 45-50
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u. 8. Land Office at Bismarck.

Of sysn Sse isst hSS' S m %ss
Homestead Entry, No. 2s5si, Serial No. ossis
for NEk, dissection g.. Township IA, Range. 81
notice of intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before Herbert G. Hanson. Clerk Of
the District Court, at Washburn, N. D., on the
END day of June, 1911. - N
Claimant names as witnesses:
Adolph Reimers. of Basto, N d.
John Ecklund, of Basto, N. d.
Peter Gradin, of Basto N. ID.
Mrs. Mary Ecklund, Of Basto, N. D.
L 5f Register.
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
NOTICE FOR, PUBLICATION
Department OF The Interior
u. g. Land Of1c0 aE Bismarok

Notice is hereby given that Mike Bsbnief, 81 81
Wilton, n. Dakota, Who, on April 1lth, 1906,
Serial No. 0e608. for Lots and 2, Section 3.
Township 144 n, Range 90 W, 5th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention. to make
Final Communication Proof, to establish claim
to tho land above described, before Register
and Receiver United States Land Office, at
Bismarck, N. Dakota, on the 18th day Of June.
1911. n
Claimant names Is witnesses:
William Viii Brssden. ef Wilton. W1iiiN N n. % pai.
Wasyl Kanski, of Wilton, N. OAK.
Martin Babnick, Of Wilton, N. OAK.
f5 Ia B. n. Stevens,
Register
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26

December 81. 1910 2sS...-.... 374 lO4
No. of Loss Claims presented during the year,
No. Losses paid in full as adjusted
Vudisputed Losses adjusted but unpaid.l
Vndisputed Losses at end Of year,
Tota! OF Losses unpaid, disputed and
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES

vNottces published undor this
no aiding will be charged legal rates
In accordance with tho ruling Of the
Acl can County Press Association
and no affidavit will be issued until
all publication charges are paid.
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26

CnWpXNY;s CnsH CERTIFICATE OF AU-
- THORITY.
Whereas. The Alliance Hall Assoclatlo9a
s4spGssttSfn stsfs o5ssnsledd sss ed
n,'uHn =, th,s once 4 sworn statement exhibit.
fsaasSe and 9ssnees o fSs sns
t,,.. racnirements of the laws Of this state
the pss9ess sa5 Of hss died
&hss once n duly certified copy OF its char
With certnsate Of ofsanisationf e q tbe e0 n
sosa NoW tserefors Tsyl.es s; SoHosaa; Hs.ts
,she peaeta, pursnsnt % the q cy. ss,
laws. hereby certify that ane agDxS
Gsmee tsrneeh itS authorissd agents. g ,trsnsact
its appropriate buslnsss o. - si The .IIH isws
thereof until the sist dsy g Asrcn. N d &
=, - ~. testimony whereof. have hsreunasso e
set nv hand and seal at alsnatck. g snss
y dst ssS aey o1 & ' ". o. TAYLOR, 81
ss'ssfN z t y, Commissioned Of Insst4nce.s
The Washburn leader., 1911-05-26

STATE OF NOKTH DAngyaA; Das'yas1;r.nce
+ " G. Taylor, Commissioner OF lnsur-
ance of the State Of North Dakota, 90
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
abstract Of the original statement no" on
u'f IN - testimony s % whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF n,s tnas
once at Bismarck the 1st day OF April,
A. ID. 1911. w.vYnp
Commissioner Of Insurance.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
LUCAS ESCAPES WITH
 VERY LIGHT SENTENCE.
Meriden Bank Treasurer Sentenced to
 Not More Than Three Years

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 14.-George Nj. Lucas. the defaulting treasurer of the City Savings bank of Meriden. pleaded guilty in the superior court today and was sentenced to state pris- CT for a term of not less than one year nor more than three.
 Michael J. Goode. a local real estate man who was charged with misappro- priating money given to him to invest. rleaded guilty and was sentenced to jai! for six months and fined $500 on ore count other counts against him being dismissed.
 treasurer about 1000. and this was discovered late in September while he was in Nova Scotia on a vacation. He came back in answer to a telegraph message sent after Bank Commissioner Lippitt had found irregularity- The arrest of Lucas on the charge or em- hezzlement proved a great shock. to friends in Meriden. as he was very church work, being superintendent of the First Methodist church Sunday school and steward. He was serving on the school board and the inability or the republicans to get his name off the ballot after he had resigned as d candidate for reelection led to the recent dispute over the ballots in that town.
 Lucas Irregularities applied only to the savings bank. He was an officer in national bank there. but resigned upon being arrested He assisted the bank examiner in going through the books
 Judge Ralph Wheeler is sitting on the bench here
 Goode was very well known locally. -T1is attorney David F. Fitzgerald. Is-ade a plea to the court for ciemency in his case. He had taken SJ5O from money given him to make real estate transaction Later ne went to Boston. where he has been in business Judge Wheeler spoke Of the seriousness Of the act and could not let Goode off with simply fine.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
BEEF PACKERS TRY TO AVOID TRIAL
Effort Have the Sherman Law Decared Unconstitu- tional-Packers Surrender Authorities and Im- mediately Appeal For Writ of Habeas Corpus = Government Taken by Surprise.

Chicago, Nov. IA further effort Of the indicted Chicago meat packers to avoid trial and to have declared un- constitutional, void and of no. force the sherman anti trust law was made Jo- day. The latest move was a surprise to the government and consisted in the surrender to the United States marshal or the packers and immediate ap- peal to the United States circuit judge. C. kohlsaat, for a writ of habeas corpus The arguments will be heard or Thursday.
 Claim Law is Ambiguous.
 Violation of the fifth, sixth and eighth amendments to the United States constitution. ambiguity and all an offense against the government or so to define what it set up as an of fense in a manner that would enable the citizen to know when he erred and when not. were charged against the sherman law as the law was recently interpreted by the United States su- preme court in the Standard Oil and Tobacco cases.
 Law Characterised as Large Net
 Attorney John S Miller. who as chief counsel for the packers conducted today's court action; characterized the sherman law as met large eno1gh to catch all possible offenders and leaves it to the courts to step in and say who rightfully can be detained and who set at large"
 J. Ogden Armour Absent.
 Of the ten packers indicted. all but J. Ogden Armour were temporarily in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

custody while the petition was heard. The request for q decision on the con- Stitutionaiity of the Sherman anti trust law before undergoing trial was said to have been taken d neces- sary step to carry the ease before the United States supreme court without the cost or delay of a trial.
 Same Old Arguments
 The petition for writ Of habeas corpus contained little material other than the argument used by the pack CTS before United States District Judge Carpenter when they sought to have the indictments quashed, and later Tn the arguments demurring to the court cecision in the indictment controversy
 lnsufficiency of the Statute.
 It goes into more detail in the al legation of insufficiency of the statute to set up a crime and it lays more stress on what the attorneys for the hackers characterize as the citizens s inability to know whether he is a law breaker before d jury trial
 Fight on Point of Law.
 Government attorneys were cut off from much of the results of their long investigation into the meat packing industry by the sudden move of the packers Instead of trial on evil dence the fight for a time It least, must be conducted purely as an argu- nent of law. The fight thus becomes not a question of first issue as to the guilt or innocence of the packers, but q plain attack on the validity of the Sherman act. according to attorneys for the packers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
MAYOR GAYNoR ADDRESSES
 WoMEN'S CLUB FEDERATION.
Tells Them Less Than Two Per Cent
 of Women Want Suffrage.

New York. Nov. 14.-Mayor Gaynor welcomed to New York 1,500 members of the State Federation of Women's Clubs at the opening of their 17th convention, and to chide them upon too great haste in working for reforms and changes, notably woman suffrage He told them that he opposed woman suffrage, but conceded that they would get the ballot when they wanted it.
 "'The men are not going to keep it away from you," he said. .'rhe ques- tion is whether you want it. My ex- perience is that there is not ? per cent. of the women that want it. You peo- pie of these clubs think that you are the whole world of womendom. but you are not There are a whole lot who are not here today. You desire to break up the old notion of the unity of man and woman It is charming notion. Do not break it up altogether: leave us q little of it when you get through. You take a great solace out of the world when you take all that away.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
FINE OF S5o.ooo IMPOSED
 ON HARVESTER COMPANY.
Ousted from Missouri for Violating
 Anti Trust Law

Jefferson City. Mo. Nov 1.-The Interna tionaI Harvester company or America was busted from Missouri and fined S5oOeO by the supreme court to- day The courts decision sustained the findings of Special Commissioners Theodore Brace who reported to the court that the com pany violated the common and antitrust laws of Mis- souri,
 The court ruled that the fine must he paid on or before Jan. 1, 1912. and that if the International Harvester company proves 10 the court by March | 1912 that it has ceased all connec- ton with the International Harvester company of New Jersey which the court held to be unlawful, that the custer of the International Harvester company of America will be suspended.
 The Harvester company must file proofs of it's willingness to compiy with the judgment of the court. The proofs must be approved by the attor- ney general.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
COLCHESTER
Informing Lecture on Liquid Air Crowd Attends Auction at Jackson PIace-StePping on Nail May Cause LockjaW.

lecture was given in the Congre- satiohal church Tuesday evening un- der the auspices of the Christian En- Geavor society. by Professor Bradley of Wesleyan university. his subject being Liquio Air. lie made a num- Der of interesting experiments with liquid air. A large crowd attended seen tiquId air used The proceeds will oe devoted to the free bed fund in the MiddIesex hospital at Middle town.
 Auction at Jackson Place.
 A good sized crowd attended the auction at the farm of Mrs. George Tuesday. Charles F. Brown was auc- ticneeT Mr.. Jackson has sold the farm to James Purcell. All the -tock hirming tools, hay, etc. were dis
 Dr. \. P. smith of Norwich was the guest of Ir. J. J. Tynan Mon Jay.
 Charles Eiderkin was a caller ir He bron Monday.
 Cecil BigeloW was a visitor in Vii ltmantic Mo nday.
 Elliot R. Foster a student at Hart ford theological seminary. preached at the Congregational church Sunday.
 Mrs William $. Curtis was a recent visitor in Hartford.
 Pomona Had Charge of Progra'nn,e
 number from neighboring granges were in attendance at the meeting of Colchester grange Tuesday evening. special programme in charge of Po- mona was enjoyed Supper was serv- ed after the exercises.
 Frank Sherman has moved his household goods from the Daudey house on Halls hill avenue to John Aliens house on South Main street. Frank Gillette having purchased the Daudey place.
 The trustees of the Crasin Memorial library at their last meeting decided 10 held Therr annual sale in Decen- ber
 John Purcell of Salem was a caller here Monday.
 The Boys club will hold social fol members of inc club in their rooms Friday evening. The Christian En-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
DISHONEST BCOkkEEPER
 ESCAPES IMPRISONMENT
President Pareons Clerk Who Convict
 ed Bank Officials.

Washington. Nov. 14.-Presilent Taft today pardoned Clarence w. Rob nett. former bockkeeper and clerk in the Lewiston National bank of Lewis ton, Idaho. convicted of embezziing the banks funds and sentenced 10 ten yoars' imprisonment lie has not serV- cd any of the sentence. Through Rob nett's voluntary confession, the gov crnme-t was enabled, it is said, to con ,ict William r. Kettcnbach. former president and George H. kcstcr, for mer cashier, of the bank. Tie prose cutting attorney recommended Rob Detts pardon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

are in Norwich this week IS jurors.
 J. Frank Stark of Millington was . Colchester visitor Tuesday.
 Thomas J. TaDgney of Pine Hill farm. Hebron, was in town Tuesday.
 William F. Auams of Westchestcr was a visitor in town Tuesday.
 Dr. E A. Galpin or East Hampton was the guest Tuesday of Charles Williams on Broadway.
 Isaac Avery of Lebanon was a Col chester caller Tuesday.
 Miss Ida Keigwin returned Monday to MiddletoNn. where she is teaching. Charles r. Wilson of Worcester was in town Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
NEW HAVEN VOTES DOWN
 SEVERAL IMPROVEMENT
Bond Issue for Addition to City Hall
 Site Badly Beaten.

New Haven, Nev. 14.-Little interest was shown at the city election today Y on the quRstio on of issuing improvement bonds and each issue was defeated by a 1sjority of over 500. The greatest number of votes was cast against the proposed issuing of sf25,e0O for an addition to the present city hall site which had majority of e31 against
 The other issues were $200,OO0 for park: $500, 6ee for permanent pave nents; S15, ,00e for sea wall and S150- 600 for public improvements to the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
PREDICT AN OPEN WINTER.
Muskrats That Live in PlainviIIe Pond
 Have Built No Houses

Plainville, Nov. 14-One of the surest indications that the approa ching winter will be an open one is indicat- cd by the musATats that live in the PIainville pond. This year they have failed to build their houses, which is accepted to mean that there will be no floods and but little ice. The old resi- dents state that this is an unfaiHng sign, for if the winter was going to be severe the muskrats would have built without fail
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
JURY DECIDES IT TO
 BE CASE OF SUICIDE
Women Held for Death of Police Cap
 tain are Released.

Washington, Pa. Nov. 1.-The jury secured by Coroner James T. Heffner to inquire into the death of Capt William J. Dulaney. commander of Company H, Tenth Pennsylvania Ma tionaI guard, and chief of police of Washington, decided today that he committed suicide. The principal wit nesses were Mrs. Rose Lenox and her daughter, in whose house the captain was found with a bullet in his head last Friday. They were discharged from custody.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
OBITUARY.
Ira E. Forbes.
Hartford

Hartford. Nov. 14.-Ira E. FopAes. q veteran Of the civil aaGEU he served in the Sixteen. @@e<fc,7t volunteers. and at one u. @ 0rrs,- nent newspaper writer. died lie was tS Sesrs old. Mir Fcrbes Was con- fined in the rebel prison at Anderson vile during the summer and fall ot 1S64
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
Steamshin Arrivals

At Hamburg: Nov. IS, Kaiserin Au- guste Victoria, from New York
 At Naples: NJy- G3, Cretic. from New York: Cincinnati from New York.
 At Antwerp: Nov. 14, Zealand from New York
 At Liverpool: Nov. 14, Busita nia from New York
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
Aviator Rodgers Reooverina.

Pasadena, Cal, Nov. 14-tI1n feeling mighty good" said Aviator Ca1braith P. Rodgers tSday as he puffed at a long blacl= cigar. The aviator said that by the end of the week he ex- pected to be quite recovered from the effects of his fall Sunday. Rodgers reiteaated his intention to complete his flight ss soon as his aeroplane has been re:Silt.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
Suicide on Sound Steamer.

Providence. R. l., Nov. 14@The prob able suicide of F. S- Patterson, for merly of Bristol. was reported by Capt George B. Enos of the steamer Ten nesee when she arrived here from New York today. Patterson's stateroom was found vacant except for the travel er's belongings ana note directing that in case of accident Frank w. Austin of the Namauit Worsted com pany of Bristol be notified Patterson had been in FOOT health and it is all legged had declared that he con tenn Pla ting suicide.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
Death Caused by Exposure

North Win6ham, Conn, Nov. H. John Rourhe, aged 51 years, was found dead under tree in an open field about thirty rods from his home today. Death was due to exposure Rourke left his home Sunday morning to look for cow and did not return.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
AMALGAMATION OF BAPTISTS
 AND DISCIPLES OF CHRIS
Topic for Discussion at Baptist Con-
 gress at Atlantic City

Atlantic City, N. l., Nov. f4=AmaI- San-a ton of Baptists with the branch known IS the Disciples of Christ is one of the subjects to be discussed ey the Baptist congress which opened here today. The difference in the place and efficacy Of baptism is the bone of contention between the two branches and both sides will submit papers on the subject for di eussion. The con- gross is a free forum for radical and conservative discussion, but it has no power to legislata
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
Bow F.taIIv Kicked bv Horse.

Torrington, Nov 14-Joseph Cierril- To-, Seven years of age, was probably fatally injured today when he was kicked in the face oy horse The toy caught hold of the horses tail
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

ta inment.
 John F. O'ccnnelI returned Monday from few days visit with friends ir New Haven. lie attended the Yale Brown football game While there.
 Stepped on Nail
 Mrs. Frank Gillette is seriously Ill at ner home on Pleasant street She stepped on q rail last week. which pen etrated her foot. caused a bad wound and it was feared iockjaw would de velop.
 About the Borough. Harry Elsart and George Kramer
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

There is slOe.000. 900 invested in the oil industry in Texas, and there are 1,250 miles of pipe liae in the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

Among the most predurtive ,Idns- tries If Korea are iis gold mines. and especially those controlled by Ameri eaR citizens