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The New York herald., 1921-10-08
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas Gibbons & Co rented for
Louis Livingston his five story house at
So East Seventy eighth street to Frank
L. Crocker. Mr.. Crocker is a. member
Of the law firm OF Crocker. Johnson &
Shore.
Pease Gilman leased apartments as
follows: In 9 Gramercy Park, to Mrs.
Limo Cardozo and DIR. c. NJ Remsen: In
SO West Thirty-seventh street. to Mrs.
c. Farrar: in 20 West Forty-seventh
street, to Walter c. Field In 145 West
Fifty fifth street, to Mrs. Arthur Arbib !;
In 1872 West F'ifty-elghth street, to o.
r. Hungerford in 30 West Fifty-ninth
street.. to Frank Harden; In 156 East
Seventy-ninth street, to John B. Marsh !;
in 120 East Eighty-second street. to r.
r. German: In 305 West End avenue.
to M. ]. Slepack; in 3s1 West End
avenue. to Oliver II. Sebring; in 2
West Sixty-seventh street. for Dr. Nor
man Guthrie. to p. NJ. Shaw: In 239
West Seventy street. to Fran
cesco Saroli: In 80 West Seventy-sixth
street. to Miss Edna Wheaton: In 1913
West Seventy-ninth street. to DR.. Shi-
shido, and in 45 West Ninety first street.
to Mrs. F. Caldwell.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments In 140 West Fifty-seventh
street to DR.. Margaret Donohue In SO
East Eighty-six.h street. to Miss Jane
c. Catlin. and In the West Eighty-sixth
Street Studios. 257 West Eighty-sixth
street. to Miss Madeleine Walther.
n. Telfair Smith leased the following
houses: 61 West Ninth street. to Charles
II. B. Rouss, Jr. 165 West Tenth street,
to Ralph Fabris: and the following
apartments in SO West Ninth street. 20
Montague Marks: In l6 West Tenth
street. to Mrs and Miss b. M. Tremainc,
and in 149 West Thirteenth street. par
lor floor to Donald Bayne; In "a East
Eleventh street. parlor floor to the
Misses Maloney. and in 157 West Eigh-
.ieth street. apartment to e. Stanley
Ten Eyck.
Ernest T.. Bower leased for Mrs. Har-
riet Hasbrouck the three story dwelling
at 1873 West 126th street.
william A. White & Sons leased the
following apartments To Lucey E.
Gilbert. in 144 West Thirteenth street:
to Abby Forbes Chaplin. in 14S West
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JACOB RUPERT SELLS
TWO L. 4. CITY PARCELS

Jacob Rupert, president of the Yam
kee Baseball Club. has sold. through
Cross & Brown Company and Max
Kemp. the southeast corner OF Broad
way and Fourth avenue. together with
Fifth avenue, Long Island City.
Master Agency has purchased through
the Halleran Agency the plot, 25xl16. on
the east side of Main street. between
the Corn Exchange Bank and the via
duct of the Long Island Railroad Com
pany. Flushing. which was acquired by
the Long Island Railroad Company at
the time of the elimination of the grade
crossing. The buyers intend to improve
the property with two story building.
with real estate office downstairs and
offices above.
Harry II. Jarrett, president Of Per-
sonnel Exchange. Inc. of Manhattan, hes
purchased an apartment at jackson
Heights.
Charles Adams. a builder, has pur-
chased a tract. 400x120. on the south
side Of Seagirt avenue and on the east
side Of Beach Twelfth street, Far Rock
away, from the Banister Realty Com
pany, Max Morgenthau, president. on
which he will erect bathing pavilions.
The same sellers also sold to Fannie
Shelf and Bertha Lyndemon the tract
on the east side of Rue de ST. Felix,
south of the Ostend Hotel. with riparian
rights to the ocean.
Henry d. Dupont purchased through
J. Albert Johntra the six room dwelling
at 54 Union street, Flushing. from the
heirs of Mary Jane Mcclellan.
Lewis II. May Company sold for Jo-
seph II. Cornell the property at IA New
Broadway. Far Rockaway. l.. L., consist
Ing Of three story dwelling, with
garage, 100x150 to Henry Phillips.
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CAFETERIA LEASES TWO
FIFTH AVENUE BLDGS.
Rents Richards Parcels Just
BeIoU 22d Street.

Brown. wheelock Company. Inc.
leased for Harriet NJ. Richards the two
five-story buildings at 16S and 16s Fifth
avenue. 52x120. at rental aggregating
over s5oo.o0o. to the Union Exchange
Cafeteria. Inc.
twenty-one year lease has been re-
corded In which the william t. Keogh
Amusement Company takes the Star
Theatre at the northwest corner of Lex
ington avenue and l07th street from
May l next. 1t carries a privilege Of
renewal and calls for an annual net
payment of from $4,000 TO $13,S00
Henry II. Jackson Is the lessor of the
property, which fronts 100.11 feet on the
avenue and 212.6 feet on the street
The theatre Is three stories and con-
tains stores on the grade floor.
Pease & Gilman leased offices in AZ
West Thirty-ninth street to Miss Rhea
Farrell and Robert Fisher.
Duross Company leased for Patrick
Tully to Anthony Russo and Sylvester
Chirico the building at 336 West
Twenty-seventh street for thirty years
at $5.400 net per annum.
Rowantree- -Schley Company leased
store In S32 Broadway to the Western
Union Telegraph Company at a rental
increase of 140 per cent. over that paid
by the former tenant. The same brokers
subleased basement In 154 to 162 West
Fourteenth street. corner Seventh ave-
nue., containing 10000 square feet. to
the Whiting Paper Company.
Albert B. Ashforth Inc, leased offices
in the Liggett Building, Madison ave-
nue and Forty-second street. to Frank
lyn W. Wood
Frank l.. Fisher Company leased for
Mrs. Sarah M. Lyle her residence al
1043 Madison avenue to Nine. LeMay.
NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc. leased the nth
floor in 329 Fourth avenue to Jesse n.
Erstein. silks and ribbons; store and
basement in 34S East Twenty-third
street to the American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society; space in 70 to s3sFffth
avenue to Morris Stag and for Kiamie
Bros: in 16 East Eighteenth street
store and basement to lrvin-Smith Com
pany of Chicago. importers Of toys; the
third floor to August Bros. dealers In
neckwear. and the ninth floor to Nance
Products Company. hairnets.
Cross Brown Company leased offices
In the SIX Building to the Rowland
Advertising Company.
Charles B. Van Valen. Inc, and Hor-
ace S. Ely & Co. leased for the Nolan
Realty Corporation offices on the third
floor in 81 and SO Maiden lane to Marc
Eidlitz & Son. Inc. The lessons are the
building contractors erecting the new
Federal Reserve Bank building.
Henry Hof leased for the Hup Realty
Company, J. Chr. G. Hupfel president.
the new building at 315 East Thirty
eighth street to Charles Blum, Inc. who
will use same for their exclusive occu-
pancy.
J. Clarence Davies has leased to Shelf
field Farms Company. Inc. for ten
years store in 571 Second avenue.
William A. White & Sons leased the
following offices: To Joseph II. Cook
and Charles A. Blume. and Alfred e
Kit. in 100 Hudson street: to William
C. Ramer and Pennrich & Co. in 6S
William street. and to Creighton Arm
strong, In 16 and 1S Exchange place.
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ConnectIcut-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE at New Canaan. Conn. attractive
Colonial house. q rooms. baths, all modern
conyeniences, hardwood throughout garage
corner, IO0xf50: fine lawn and shrubbery
in one OF the best locations: 10 minutes TO
station: $13.500; terms: early possession.
434J.
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Thirteenth street; to Lillian Bell. in n
Irving place: to Arthur O'Brien. in 10
West Fifty-fourth street. and to Anna
G. Morse. studio in n Irving place.
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GREAT HOUSE RARCATN

$4,000 buys beautiful $1,000 house. tax ex-
enption saves $1,000 Garage epace, near
school. half hour Manhattan: steam. cleo
tricity, decorations, parquctry, tilng. enclosed
vernnda 81 900 cash, $40 monthly. Phone
Jamaica i245
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
one or two floors. totalling about
10000 square feet, for warehousing
and shipping general merchandise
short term lease: West Side pre-
ferred, between 14th at. and I'D
ST.: state details and price. w 116
Herald, Herald 50.
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Seven rooms. tiled bath: detached Colonial;
steam heat; porch enclosed 40r 100: modern
Improvement and individuality; 1900 cash
$1,000, balance easy terms; ready for oc-
cupancy.
CHkS. G. STEWART Hollis & Fillmore Ayes.
~-'''~- ~ ~ "EN' Phone Hollis gt,A
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Corner Store For Rent

Pearl and Dover SITS. one OF the best loca-
tions In lower New York. Handy to transit
lines and ferries. Apply to RICHARD X.
FOX PUB. CO.. 83s Pearl st.. N. v.
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Westchester-Sale or Rent.
BRICK HOUSE

BRICK HOUSE
At BARGAIN PRICE.
Owner needs cash. will sell beautiful long.
Plains at sacrifice price; 10 large rooms.
baths hot water heat, car garage: every
oaerD SS po M w
Tel. Murray Hill s55, or White Plains 2e7e.
BEAUTIEUL, BUILpIMG PLOT
Owner. out OF town. will sell one Of the
finest building sites in Westchester county;
size s7x125. corner. high elevation, 1s miles
from station: price 1920: will shade for
cash. PRINCE RIPLEY. 437 9Th av.
Tel. Murray Hill 555. or Dobbs Ferry "a.
;, 49, &C., For SALE. .,-.,.,,. or
story stucco residence of six rooms and tile
bath; all improvements: living room 1ox24,
trim. steam heat: grounds beautifuily laid
out: 81 minutes from Grand Central; 3 min
utes to train; convenient to station, &C.;
overooks Bronx Parkway; plot 7oxlo0; price
BURKE STONE. INC. Bronxville 1901.
FOR RENT IN RYE.
saxe for rent arse Rye from sa5 70
$500 month; they are warm and attractive
and In a good neighborhood; also several
unfurnishcd houses BY the year from si.2oo
CHAs. s. FAULKNER.
Office facing Rye R.R. station. Tel. 123 Rye,
IMMEDIATE possession; stucco 2 family
residence: II rooms. baths parquet
floors, vapor heat; Q car garage; conven-
lent to Bronxville station, stores and schools;
concessions for quick sale. BURKE STONE.
INC. Bronxville 1850.
PRE-wAR COLONIAL.
WHITE PLAINS.
house Of guarantees ,, cSrstrpss,on' pst, ,a n
best sro crsns
water heat; owner not trying to take profit:
~''i RiPLEY. rsr y 4S4 9TH av. Tel. Murray Hill
5b5, or White Plains 2676.
"PICTUREs TELL THE STORY"
Call our New York office and arrange to
types and sizes at prices from $4,000 up;
no obligation on your part. PRINCE RIP
LEY. 437 9TH av. Tel. Murray Hill 5aS:
RARE OPPORTUNITY
At Mount Vernon.
Beautiful modern stucco home. In fine res
idential sectbon; convenient TO town; 10 spa
cious rooms, three baths. steam heat: double
sell. will consider offer. PRINCE a RIPLEY.
4s7 9th av. Tel. Murray Hill o55 or Mount
SMALL HOUSE BARGAIN,
Near Dobbs Ferry.
one-quarter acre. river view; English
home, seven rooms. bath; modern fine old
oak trees, big concrete garage: price $1,000;
It's It's an investment FRINGE 4 RIPLEY, 4si
9th av Tel. Murray Hill 900 or Dobbs Ferry
"a.
SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE
IN PELHAM MANOR.
A rarely well built house on n large plot
with fine Views; 10 rooms. tiled baths. 2
porches: fine 2 car garage with chauffeur's
quarters worth $4,000; will take 10000
for quick sale PRINCE RIPLEY 431
9Th av. Tel. Murray I'M 555. or Pelham
i1o3. --------------
scARsDALE ~,
BARGAIN. 8 ROOMS, 4 BATHS 2 CAR
MENT: NEAR HARTsDALE STATION,
OWNER GOING AWAY. MUST SELL;
PRICE s27. 500. PRINCE a RIPLEY, 437
STH Ay. TEL MURRAY HILL 5J5 OR
WHITE PLAINS 261e. -
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Phone Great Neck One RsS.rd . Tiess K.ss. ."ss:s ss. N:s
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Long Island.

Long Island.
HANDSOMELY furnished modern house !:
list floor. reception hall, drawing room.
library, dining room, buffers pantry, Kitchen
laundry; I'd floor, ma ster bedrooms. I den
and bath: Sd floor. servants quarters and
bath; 2 car garage: I year or more: viii
sell. Phone Freeport TAO.
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REAL EsTATE---0uT OF CITY.
Long Isiand--saIe or Rent.

Real Estate Along the Great south Bay.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS. Babylon. l.. 4. Tel. e2.
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Borough Of Queens-sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL house. wide boulevard: garage
tricty. thing. parquetry: tax exemption:
sewers; $1,000; $1,000 cash. $50 monthly
Phone Lafayette 1003i.
ELMHURST-Nne room house: all Improve
ments 100xl00: car garage; select: 2
blocks subway; blocks L. I. station: extra
toilets and wash basins; first floor or will
sell house on 50xt00. Phone Newtown 321.
36 lots fronting on Queens Boulevard. right
at n,L Lowsry rs st; station: ts Long Island CITY;
mand for apartments. which can be built
within tax exempt limit act quick. Hunters
Point 1894.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
ON WEST nth ST.

ON WEST TIN 81.
Between Columbus and Amsterdam avs.
beautiful dwelling block) for sale--A four
story. basement and cellar. high stoop, stone
front 10 feet. private dwelling with extern
sion: In perfect condition; redecorated and
painted; parquet floors throughout; new
steam heating plant. home OF beauty and
JOY TO the occupant; with or without fur
niture. Immediate possession. D. II. BLAKE
LEY. 344 Columbus av. t76th ST..
PRIVATE dwelling. furnished. perfect con-
dition; electricity. parquet floors. OWNER.
40 w Nth
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Eiorida-sals or Rent.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. nearby Jersey or Long Island,
room house, all improvements. good sized
lot. not over 5000: present day prices not
attractive; send photo. FAGAN, 223 18th st.,
Brooklyn.
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Borough Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BUILDERS take notice; largo corner plot on
prominent avenue for immediate improve
ment: big renting neighborhood. ROBERT
LEVERS. 376 Lenox aY
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Borough Of sroolslyn-sale or Rent.

BAY RIDGE-Two story, family house,
brick. substantially built. Z rooms and bath.
all improvements. in first class condition.
convenient to subway. OWNER, 872 18th 1T.
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suBsTA!NTIAL ST! HoysE y3Is

A rarely we'll built house on n large plot
with fine views: 10 rooms. tiled baths. 2
porches fine 2 car garage with chauffeurs 8
quarters; worth $4,000; will take 100000
for quick sale PRINCE RIPLEY. 437
9Th av. Tel. Murray I'M 555. or Pelham
11O2
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SCARSDA1sE. ~
BARGAIN. g. ROOMS, BATHS; = ca CAF
MrNT: N1saS,rt'D NEAR HARTsDALE STATION,
OWNER GOING AWAY, MIST SELL;
PRICE s27 500. PRINCE a RIPLEY, 437
STH Av. TEL. MURRAY HILL 555 OR
WHITE PLAINS 2618.
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Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent,

ARTISTIC corner residence. West Bronx,
near N. Y. u, built of steel and stone, all
modern improvements. II rooms and large
attic. spacious porches. surrounded by beau
tiful landscape garden: car garage: plot
130x150. Apply 1887 Maconds road or tele-
phone fremont s22
HARRISON AV., 1881 - family. house.
garage. finest location In the West Bronx;
price $4,000. NICHOLAS r. PETERSON,
1881 Harrison av. fremont 473O.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

A man entered n drug store during
lunch hour, at which time the drug.
Elst was upstairs. pnrtnking OF his
noon day meal Ills wife was rolieys
inE him In tho store, The customer
approached the wife. throw fifty
rcnts on tho counter. and said Gas
nh, understood ~ II owe do firm
fifty cents " She asked him what for.
and hc simply repeated wha, he had
said. II owe lie firm MY cents" she
told him she would give him a re.
ccipt. and hor husband would credit
II to him. but ho said he didn't want
n receipt u owe Dc firm my cents" :"
he reiterated
she called her husband down ~"
Of course. Understood Immediately.
"Iodoform" -fif,y cents worth
that's what ho wants
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tion to make final three-year Proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described. before J. o. Hamaker. u.
S. Commissioner. at Bonanza, Oregon,
on the 2ist day OF January. 1929.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles McCartie. W. II. Sparks, w.
b. Chase. Jerry Mccartie, all OF Bo-
nanza, Oregon.
Notice will be published for five
consecutive weeks in the Klamath
Herald.
+. p. LIGHT. Register.
Dg IS % 40 I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Not Coal Land

L. S. Land Office at Laks''iew. Ore
gon. December s, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jo-
seph A. Mahoney. Of BONANZA, Ore
gon. who. on Sept. and, 1916. made
Entry. No. 0s3sl. for Lot
4. swh Nwh Sec. 6: Lots l. 3. T..
sen NwL, s'sNEh, Section g.
30 s. Range IL e. Will.
Meridian. has filed notice OF inten-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16
ENpEnIE>,E
Ernn ChLcagn Trihunc.


Two eaten from the Ice box
rntli ia darn near bare;
I've 40, the sink piled up NO hIgh
No dishes can go there,
There amt a button On my shirts:
My socks amt got no feet.
Tho parrot has the chickcn.pos.
The cat has prickly heat,
Tn. bed amt made.
The floor amt swept;
My wife ain't home
And ! ain't slept
They always say that woman frai
Have quite an easy life,
Although II may be easy.
I'm Glad I ain't my wife
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

Roy Call says even u sleeping
beauty may awake In an ugiy mood
N her nap In disturbed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

FOR sALE--32O acre ranch. 7 miles
from Bonanra about 90 acres In
timber--i'l.nty OF out range
water near surface, Fair buildings.
Pric. si5oo---Address Box ~,
bonanza. 1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

Kitchen Cabinet, bod springs and
bed uteads and some chairs. cheap.
Peoples whse, 9Th A II. u. Spur.
1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

STEAM HEATED rooms $3.50 per
week. Large, well lighted lobby.
shower baths. New winter rates.
Central Hotel, J. r. ward. Mgr. Stf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

FOR SAIE--3 ioh on Ewauna
heights. overlooking lake and val
Icy. Magnificent panoramic view.
Price very cheap N taken imm"di.
atcly. terms. Inquire 22b 4. 9Th.
Phone li2i. 1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

ORDER YOUR Xmas flowers and
holly early. Klamath Flower Shop.
s3t Main, Phone $50. 10 20.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

MOVED Central transfer has moved
to Sweet shop. Phone 1851. i5.if
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

FOR sALE--smaii vietrola, good
condition, reasonable --3l7 ". 10th
or call 2sSW. 1916
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

GIFTS
For Mother and Dad.
Perkins Furniture House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

SAVE 20 TO 80 PER CENT on your
Xmas presents. Winters Jewclry
Store. n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

FOR RENT--Rooms--wintor rate 81
per week 526 Main. Phone 2osJ.
1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16
JUST ~,

"Aii tho worlds u stage"
And there's only room for few
end men"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

We are rapidly approaching the
time when every section OF land will
have to support n public official In
addition TO the farmer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

TRUCK MEN--Come down and get
. certified weigh tag before you
send for your truck llconc.. Cars
also n In doubt. Peoples whse. 9Th
q X, X. Spur. lJ-l7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

FOR sALE-Undcrwood typewriter.
Enquire Elks club, ii-is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

Dick Hammond says II your bus
moss II degcnorating why not try
monkey glands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

The highest form 81 spending is
spending self for others.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

FOR REST-3 room furnished
house. Cali at g33 Wash. 81. iI-is'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-16

Ds l6 20 80 J s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-22
MAN DIES IN
LOCAL HOTEL
Succumbs to Attack Here-Car
ried an |. w. w. Card

A man believed to be G.. M. Scheir,
home unknown, died at the Farmers
and Laborers hotel, on West Main
street, about II o'clock last night,
following hemorrhage.
The man carried an !. w. w. card
and there were a few papers in his
pocket, found by Acting Coroner Beer,
but these did not show his home A
card showed he had worked in the
shipyards at Philadelphia. Finger
prints of the dead man will be taken
and sent to Washington, in the hope
that the shipping board officers may
be able to identify him by this
method
. The man registered last Tuesday
at the hotel as Charles Milton. He
had come here from the vicinity of
Van Hook, where he had been work
ing in the harvest fields He had been
to q doctor at Van Hook. He told
persons at the hotel that he had some
land in the state Of Washington which
he wanted to sell, and that he then
would go to Arizona for his health
He was tubercular.
Acting Coroner Beer believed that
the mans correct name, however, is
Seheir. He was about 40 years old
He probably will be buried here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-22
WHAT YOU WILL
CAST BALLOT
ON, OCT. %
no. ).
Rural Credits Law.

Creates Rural Credits Board,
composed as follows: first board
composed of commissioner Of agri-
culture and labor, treasurer, Sec
retary of state. Serve until legis
lature meets Thereafter first two
officials named and three persons.
one from each Congressional dis
trict, to be appointed by governor,
shall compose board. Governor
may remove for cause.
Board shall select secretary, or
Rural Credits Commissioner. Sal
ary not over $4,000 d year. e.. (
County treasurer, county auditor
and chairman county board of
commissioners shall constitute
board of appraisers in county in
which appraisal is made.
Board may make loans, S to 30
years, on amortization plan on
farm lands. .
Loan shall not exceed so per cent
of value Of land plus 25 per cent
of insured value of improvements.
No improvements shall be consid-
cred worth more than $1,000 in
making loans; minimum loan $500;
maximum $4,000.
Bonds may be issued for periods
not exceeding 20 years; warrants
may be issued: if payments on
mortgages not sufficient the deficit
shall be raised by taxation.
Rural Credits Board shall take
over farm loan business of Bank
of North Dakota
Question of constitutionality OF
proposed initiated law has been
raised. Provides Rural Credits
Board take over farm loans of
Bank of North Dakota but requires
them to issue bonds secured by
farm loans taken over and to pay
with proceeds of those bonds back
to Bank Of North Dakota Gives
board no capital to make loans.
Permits issuance of warrants
and bonds exceeding in amount
total cash on hand in banks, and
mortgages, while present constitu-
tion and proposed constitutional
amendment does not permit issu-
ance of such bonds unless they are
secured by equal amount of first
mortgages. Held invalid in. this
respect.
Provides for issuance of bonds
signed by governor, commissioned
and secretary-treasurer of Rural
Credits Board Present constitu-
tion and proposed constitutional
amendment requires all bonds
signed by governor, treasurer and
secretary of state. Held unconsti.
utional in this respect
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-22
DISTRICT COURT
IN WARD COUNTY
is SUSTAINED

The district court of Ward county is
upheld by the supreme court in de-
cision in the case of John Lynch,
Chief of Police l.. I'M. 'Byrne, of Minot,
and w. S. Brown against the district
court, John C. Lowe, Judge.
The district judge had issued a writ
of certiorari in case involving an
automobile. The syllabus in the case
says: when a district Judge issues
a writ of certiorari to police magis-
trate and police officers on proper
showing which appeals to his discre-
ton, the supreme court will not grant
writ of prohibition to restrain the
district judge from exercising his jur-
isdiCtiOn.