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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
HARDING ODMAWIA MEM
COM POSREDNICTWA w
SPRAWIE ODSZKODO-
WANNA
WANNA,

Washington, % kwietnla. -
Prezydent Harding odmowii wczo
raj Niemcom posrednictwa mie-
dzy patistwami aljanckiemi a rza-
dem niemieckirn w sprawie od-
szkodowan wojennych, GRAZ wy
znaczenia wysokosci sunny, jaka
Niemcy winny zapiacic Allan
tom. JednoczeSnie prezydent Har
ding odpowiadajac ma APPEL Me
mice, oswiadczyi warunkowo go
towoSc rzadu Stanow ZJednoczo
nych do poSrednictwa mledzy
Niemcami a pahstwami ajanckle
mi jedynie w kierunku wznowie-
MIA negocjacji celem ustanowie-
MIA warunkow spiaty odszkodo-
wan. Jczcli rad niemiccki, O.
Swiadczyi prczydent Harding, po
stara sic sformulowat nowc wa
runki, stwarzajace w}asciwa pod
stawe dyskusji, wowczas Har-
ding staraG sic bedzie, azeby A
ljanci warunki te wzieli pod IT,
wage. APPEL rzadu berlinskiego,
proszqcy Stany Zjednoczone o
poSrednictwo w kwestji odszko-
dowah wojennych, oraz domaga-
jacy sic wywarcia przezei wply-
WI ma Aljant6w, azeby ME ma
legal tax obcesowo ma Niemcy o
wyplate odszkodowah, zostai do
reczony amerykanskiemu komisa
rzowi Drcsel'owi w Berlinie i ma
tychmiast przes}any do Waszyng
tonu. Sekretarz Stanu Hughes
przed}ozyI zaraz APPEL prezyden-
towi Hardingowi w cclu postano
wicnia, jake Rad amerykahski
ma zajac w tel sprawie stanowi-
sko.
Widocznem jest, re admin
stracja Hardinga ME aprobuje
Warunkow odszkodowai. naiozo-
nych la Niemcy przez Aljantow,
w przeciwnym bowiem razie Wa
szyngton ME proponowaiby no.
wych negocjacji, ami przedloze--
MIA nowych propozycji przez
Niemcy. Jednoczesnie dowiedzio-
nem jest, re Rad nasz skiada Cd
powiedzialnosc ma Niemcy "a wy
wolanie wojny przeto obstaje
przy tenn, il Niemcy winny po-
nosiG konsekwencje przyjac o.
bligacje zap}acenia daleko wick
szej sunny, niz ofiarowuja.
w SPRAWIE PODZIALU
KABLoW NIEMIECKICH.
Washington, 22 kwietnia. -
Panuje tn przekonanie, il ma
wczorajszej konferencji w spra-
vie miedzynarodowej kolnunika
eli W Departamencie Stanu, ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
KrOnika Chica&oska.

i Madison ul., zostali napadnlccl
przcz pieciu W automobile jada-
cych bandyt6w, ktorzy zatrzy-
mali wyzej wsponnlalych urze-
dnikow, zabrali ich &c sobQ, a z
nicmi razcm i sume $25, 900. wy
padck ten miat micjscc ma placu
przy Ohio i Central Park ave,
Skradziona suma skladaia sig Z
.5-cio 1Ocio dolarowych bankno-
tow. Bank ,,Schubert and Am
berg komuniI1uje oiicjalnic, &c
powyzsza strata ME jest dla ban
ku dotkIiwq, gdyz Gala ia suma
.hyla asckuroWana.
RYZYKOWNY RATUNEK.
DR.. Frank S. Schmidt, bedqc
wczoraj w swoim gabinecie, mie-
.szczqcym sic pnr. 2'49 W. Divi-
sion ul., na drugiem pietrze,
zdrzcmnqi sic W MEM. Po pew
nym czasie SLIME gryzacy dym,
ktGry napefnif cabinet, przebu--
dzil p. Schmidta, ktory, zauwa--
zywszy, re podloga pail sic, o.
tworzyi okno wyskoczyf prze-
zen ia ulice, doznajac powaz~
nych obrazen ciafa, oraz wstrza-
snienia m6zgu. Przewieziony do
Szpitala Norwcskiego, Schmidt,
oSwiadczyl policji, re przyszedi
on do swego gabinetu dosyt poz'
no i zapaliwszy cygaro, zdrzem-
naI SIG ma kanapie; widocznie pa
lace sic cygaro by}o przyczyna
pozaru. Ogieh wkrotce zostal u
.gaszony.
RABUNEK 1872 DoLARoW.
Ma idqca po schodach do mie-
s;.kania PAM Fred Meyer, zamle-
szkalej pnr. 32O9 n. Ashland ave.
zone prezesa ,,Meyer-Lampert
Drug CO.., panne Franciszke
Nichols napadlo dwoch bandy-
tow, Z kt6rych jeden uderzyl ia
rekojeScia rewolweru w glove
tax SLIME, re pad}a zemdlona
wowczas bandyci zabrali jej wo
reczek, W ktorym znajdowa}o sic
1912 gotowk2 $50 czekami. Pan
ma Nichols, kasjerka W wyzej
wspomnianej firmie, zam, pnr'
1882 Vista Terrace, szia do pani
Meyer, ably sprawdzic najpierw
caIodzienna kase sklepowa, a ma
stepnie wnieSt te pieni2dze ma
rachunck firmy DO ,Citlzens
Trust and Savings Bank"
.ALBO NIZSZE PLACE, ALDO
LOOKOUT" - POWIADAJA
KONTRAKTORZY.
Stosownie do oSwiadczenia
kontraktor6w budowlanych, z
dniem 1go maja br. zostanie przez
nich og}oszony LOCKOUT, jezeli
ctr S-eA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
KURs MAREK POLSKICH.

WedIe komunikatu Polshego Kon
sulatu Generslnego kurs marek pol
slich jest dis 700 marek Ia $1.0O,
czyli S1.43 "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
PERSHING SZEFEM WOJEN
NEGO SZTABU GENERAL
NEGO.

Washington, % kwietnia. -
Stosownie do oswiadczenia se--
kretarza Departamentu Wojny
Wecks'a, Pershing zostanie mia
nowany szefem amerykahskiego
wojennego sztabu generalnego,
czyli zajmie stanowisko podobne
tcmu, kt0re ma marSzaiek Jof-
fre we Francji; bedzie to pozycja
giownego wodza W czasie wojny.
Sztab wojenny, ktory ma bye do
piero sformowany, W czasie po-
koju ME bedzie miaf mic wsp6l-
pego generalnym sztabem anne
rykaiskim, lecz zajety bedzie o.
pracowywaniem strateg'icznych
planow ma czas wojny eventual,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
KWESJA REzoLUCJI POKo.
JOWEJ KNOX'A.

Washington, % kwietnia. -
Rezolucja Knox'a, majaca ma ce-
lu zakonczenie technicznego sta
nu wojennego miedzy Amerykas
4 Niemcami i Austria, zostala
wczoraj ponownie wzieta pod O.
brady przez komitet Senatu dla
spraw zagranicznych, lccz wyda
nie ostatecznej decyzji zostalo
od}ozone do nastepnego ponie-
dzialku. Senator Knox oswald
cyl, IL spodziewa sic, re rezolucja
W tymze samyn dniu zostanie
przekazana Senatowi, kt6ry ma
tychmiast rozpocznie mad MIA o.
brady, jest nadzieja. re osta-
teczne i pomyslne zalatwienie jej
nastapi w paru nastepnych dniach
Komitet Senatu ola spraw zagra
nicznych poczynil w rezolucji po
kojowej pewne mniejsze zmiany.
Czionkowie komitetu byli zdania,
IL klauzulom, odnoszacym sic do
stosunkow Austria winno sic
udzielic r6wniez tyle szczegoio-
wei uwagi, jak i odnoszacym sic
do Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
I Biura MeteOrOlOgicznego.

Wsch6d slonca godzinie 5:5S.
Zach6d sIonca o godzinie 1888.
Pogoda W Chicago Okolicy: w
piatek dzdzysto prawdOpodobnie
burZa z grzmotami, Oraz nieco chlo-
dniej. w sobotc pogodnie. Swiciy
pofudniOwo-ZaChOdn wiatr.
-
Temperature dolby minionej: -
Najwyzsza wczoraj gOdzinie 4tcj
DO poIudniu "A stopni, najnizsza
wczoraj godzinie 3ciej mad rauem
81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
MOzhwOst Reygnacjji Rzadu NiemieckiegO.
MOVIE PROPOZYCJE NIEMC0W.
Masagk hezygnOwa - Benesz Prezydentem.
BolszeEvicy Postanovvili Utrzyrna6
Stale Silrla Arrnje.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

re zapas ziota W Koblencji Ko-
lonji mogsby figurowa; jako
wiasnoSc pahstwa, lecz Niemcy
ME miaiyby prawa rozporzadzac
sig tym funduszem bez upowaz-
nienia komisji. Ztoty zapas ban
ku Pahstwa wynosa ma 7go kwie-
tnia 1901 ,602, 600 1narek. ..'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, piatck, p. kwietuia: Sw
Sotera NJ.
Jutro, sobota, 23. kwietnia: Sw,
WOjcieCha u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22

SOS"oJ wv AN4NiiSJ
ME miafyby prawa rozporzadzac
sic tym funduszem bez upowaz-
nienia komisji. Zsoty zapas ban
ku Panstwa wynosA ma 7go kwie-
tnia 1901 ,6O2, 600 marek. ..'-
MOVIE PRoPozYcJE
NIEMcoW.
Paryz. %. kwietnia. - Przy--
puszczaja, re Niemcy prawdopo
dobnie zoStana dopuszczone do
udzialu W obradach Najwyzszej
Rady W koncu przysziego mie>
siaca W Londynie. Lord D'Aber-
non doniosi Lloyd George'owi z
Berlina, re badai on nowe propo-
zycje niemieckie W sprawie od-
szkodowan i znalazi je godnemi
dys4usji. Pc otrzymaniu tel
wiadomoSci Lloyd George Cd
mowif przyjecia ma siebie odpo-
wiedzialnoSci "a nova inwazje
Niemiec. Lloyd George sprzeci-
viii sic, azeby nieurzedowa dy-
skusja, jaka ma odbyc sic W
Lympne W niedziele, byia uwa-
zana "a konferencje miedzysoju-
sznicza. Premier angielski male
ga, azeby propozycje niemieckie
byiy przyjete zbadane, ewentu-
alnie przy wspofudziale Niemiec,
zanim jakakolwiek akcja militar-
na zostauie zdecydowana. Wobec
zmiany postawy Lloyd Georgia.
premier BRAND wyjezd1a do Lon
dynu W sobote W towarzystwie
tylko swego sekretarza, inni zaS
delegaci francuscy pozostaja w
Paryzu.
Francji chodzi tyfko o formal
ma zgode Anglji, natomiast ME
mySli ona wcale o uzyskaniu RE
czywistego jej wspo4dziaIania.
Francja trzyma W pogotowiu
GAIA armje ekspertow Iacznie z
robotnikami mechanikami, kto-
rzy pod ochrona militarna maja
zajac micjsce gornikow niemiec-
kich, gdyby ci ostatni wyszli ma
strajk. Przygotowanie sic do mo
bilizacji W Lille, W weglowem
zagiebiu francuskiem, wskazuje,
re Francja przewiduje mozliwoSc
IL bedzie zmuszona zajqc sic
eksploatacja zagiebia Ruhr.
Pawet Louis, ciynny polityk j
ekonomista francuski, oznajmil,
re Lloyd George bedzie sprzeci-
vial sic dalszej inwazji, albo-
wien ME zyczy on sobie francu-
skiei kontroli mad zagiebiem
Ruhr. Jezeli zaS Francji uda sig
skioniG premiera angielskiego ma
swoja strone, to mobilizacja jed
nego rocznika ME bedzie wy
starczajaca.
nAl.nncrat,ia m StrnnicN q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
NOM1NACJA SEDZIoW.

Ma demokratycznej konwencji
powiatowej, ktora odbedzie sic
W nadchodzacy ~torck, zostanie
przedstawionych do nowych wy
borrow II sedziow okregowych-
9 republikan6w i . demo&ratow.
Wszyscy sedziowie wyrazlli swo
ja zgode ma przyjecie nominacji.
Tylko cztcrech obccnych Sc
dziow beda figurowali ma liScie
republikanskiej, pozostalych zaS
dziesieciu bedzie ma liScie demo-
kratycznej. Nazwiska kandyda-
tow sa nastepujace:
V. P. Arnold, r.
Jesse Holdom, R.
Geo. Kersten, D.
D. F. Matchett, K.
II. NJ. Friend, u.
X. Scanlan, R.
T. Taylor, Jr., R.
c. NJ. Thompson, r.
o. NJ. Torrison, R.
F. S. Wilson, d.
D. L. Morrill,, D.
T. G.. Windes, D.
+. Johnston, Jr., D.
J. r. Caverly, D.
H. NJ. Fisher, D.
Ira Ryner, d.
T. J. Lynch, D.
Jas. R. Glass, D.
w. Rothman, D.
F. G.. Rush, R.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22

(Dokonczenie re str. 3-eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22

becnic w Rydze lub W MosEwie,
Razem Haywood ucick}o row
niez czterech innych radykaiow
ameykati@ r.iict: IL ilnnych rady-
kaf6w, zas2dzonych ma wiezie-
mic So rozlokowani W roznych
wiezicniach w Stanach ZJcdno-,
czonych. Haywood Przybyf do
Rygi ma okrecie ,,Oskar H., ma
Iczqcym do kompanji Skandy-
'nawsko Amerykahskiej. Statcll
ten odp+ynaf New oIrku 81
marca.
GEARY ZAWISNIE MA SZU-
BIENICY 17-GO CZERWCA.
Geary Z przewiska Gene, O.
.pryszek okolic rzezalnianych,
wioczega i ,,przyjacicl' dwoch
innych jcgo towarzySz0w: Enri-
ghta przewiska ,,AIossy" Dun
ia przezwiska Sonny, oskar-
zony o morderstwo, popelnione
ma osobie Harry J. Rcckarsa, "a
rzadzajacego wyszynkiem w pol
nocnej czeSci miasta, bedzic po--
wieszony 17go czcrwca. Decyzje
co do terminu wykonania wyro-
ku powziaf wczoraj Najwyzszy
Sad. Gene" ma bye powieszony
razem Wandererem, kt6ry "a
mordowai swoja zone, Ruth, o.
raz pewnego wfoczege, ktory miaf
bye .przyjacielem" zony.
KRADZIEz $4,000 DOLARoW
Wice-prezes kadier banku
pahstwowego schubert and AM
berg, jadqc wczoraj do Union
Trust Company" przy Dearborn
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
W|AC'ESLASH !. !.
RECOMMENDED
II to 20 Per Cent Cut is
Suggested by Conferences
at Bismarck.

Bismarck. Dec. 10.-Recommenda-
tons for minimum wage scales for
employees in mercantile establishments
were announced Friday. following a
conference of representatives of the
public, employers and employees. The
proposed scale, which goes before the
minimum wage commission. represents
tmum for experienced help and APP
proximately 20 per eeot Tor appren-
tices.
The proposed minimum follows:
Experienced help, $14.56; apprentice
help, which is n year, first three
months, $3.50; second three months,
$10.40; third three months, $11.2O;
fourth three months, $1,000, The SEN
itary and other general requirements
made In previous minimum wage or
ders are not affected.
Representatives OF the employers
were: f. B. Griffith, Grand Forks;
w. j. Seifert, Cakes: J. w. Reed,
Dickinson. Employees: Nora Abra-
hanson, Fargo; Tessie Cook. Minot;
Mrs. William Falconer. Bismarck.
: Recommendations for minimum,
wages for women employed in public
housekeeping establishments were
made two days ago. Other classee
are to be taken up. 1t is. announced,
however, that the question Of mini
NUNS for women employed in office
occupations will not be considered
unless the present level is consider.
ably decreased. 1t is said that prac-
tically allfi in this class receive more
than any minimum which might be
fixed. w.
Minimizing for girls employed ir
laundries and by telephone compa.
MES will be considered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
Northern Minnesota
Farmers Seek Better
Market For Cordwood

Bemidji, Mimi, Dec. 1o.-Farmers
Of Hcltra-i .Dunty, through ne Iicl-
trami County Farm Bureau hope to
find a market. for the cordwood that
will be cut in this section. during the
winter and they are also making
plans which will benefit farmers of
the prairie sections: of the state and
who can burn wood as fuel instead
of coal.
County Agent D. c. Dvoracek of
this city has been working on the
project for some time and he has
discovered that in many places
throughout the western part of the,
state the citizens are paying as high
as SIS. a cord for. birch; $14. for
Jackpine and $14 for poplar. cut in
16-inch lengths. &
It Is the plan of Mr.. FDvoracek to
write to. farm bureau Organizations
throughout the prairie districts Of
the state and inform them that wood
can be purchased through the Bel
trami County Farm Bureau. The
members Of the bureau organizations
in the prairie districts can then place
their orders with their. local county
agent who will forward them to Be-
midi, and they will be filled here.
There is one obstacle at the
present time to such a campaign in
the present high freight rates on
wood, and efforts are now being made
to revive the 1913 wood tariff which
provided for a through rate over all
railroads in Minnesota. Should this
tariff be revived the freight rates
would be low enough to enable the
farmers to compete with the coal
dealers in providing fuel for Mime
sofa and it would also he en-
ployment Of thousands Of men
= 80 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
Mayville Normal Notes

Mayville, N. D., Dec. 1o.-A pro-
gram was given by the expression
class under the supervision tof Miss
Wilma G.. Cline on Friday evening in.
the normal school auditorium. The
program consisted q four ons.act
1.-The Silent System and 1.-The Last
Day of SCHOOL, The last named play
was written and arranged by the ex-
preston class. The normal school
band, under the direction Of M. g.
Satern. gave several numbers. This
was the first appearance Of the band
in public. Miss Hazel Fogle rendered
a vocal solo, Miss Alma Braaten gave
a reading and Thorman Groth san
a solo between the one-act plays
There was a large attendance Of stu
dents and Mayville people present. /.
Mrs. p F. Finner read from some
OF the present day poets during the
assembly hour last Monday n also
spoke on the value Of poetry.
Miss Helen Howe, NJ. +. showalter
and Miss Wilma G.. Cline told about
the state teachers convention at as
sembly last Thursday.
Miss T.. Josephine Wright and Miss
Ruth IIolstad's voice and piano stu
dents will give q studio recital in the
studio in the main building this eve
ming.
President Evjen went to Fargo on
Tuesday afternoon to attend the boa
OF administration meeting.
Final examinations for this term!
| closes for Christmas the latter part
OF next week.
The smaller boys among. the stu,
| denfs' have organized a basketball
team under the direction Of M. F.
showalter and win soon be in trim
| for anne with teams of their SIZE.
The members Of h faculty Pc
lieve in physical training as wen ~
mental training and gym classes, nave
been organized. The ladies OF tn
| faculty meet on Wednesday evenlne
! and the mems gym class meets OF
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
The normal school basketball team
J PLAYS its first regular game next Wed
nesday, December "A. at Moorheat
| with the Moorhead state teacners
college. !.
1eadership OF M. G. Satern are max
inr good progress. The band has
membership Of seventeen. while tn.
orchestra has a membership OF M
teen.
A Christmas program will be give
in the normal school auditorium mex
THURSDAY morning at 11:15, to whic'
the nubiic is invited. The program
s. follows: Selection, Flower Song,
orchestra; hymn, Little Iown 9
acrhrixtmas Customs" Clara Agar
carol. 1.-THE First Noel" chorus
naner. "Christmas Customs in Othe
lands" Verda Fogle; hymn. liar.
the Herald Angels Sing" chorus
reading, 1.-The Angels and the Snep
herd" (Ben Hur), Louise Inorm0os
gard; selection. Under n Holy
| orchestra. .L-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

a keen interest IN leases that refer
to live stock or dairy!ng interests,
stated C. p. Miller, head Of the de-
partment OF farm management, agrt-
cultural college, today In commenting
upon increasing inquiries regarding
dairy and live stock leases.
.At present probably 80 per cent
or more OF the leases In North Da-
kota arc grain leases in which the
owner gets one-half the grain crop"
stated Mr.. Miller. On many farms
there is no written lease at all, which
is a great weakness, Of course. Def
mite agreements are usually best.
There are a great many variations in
dairy or farms, or farms upon which
live stock is an important item. Gen
eral features Of most Of the best
leases of this kind call for horses, Ia
Dor. tools, and machinery from the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
HIGH PLACE FOR


+. J. Sprung is now sales man.
ager for the big Decrc-We ber Co.
Of Moline, Ill. He entered their
employ as bookkeeper Of their Fargo
branch, fresh from Dakota Business
College, Fargo, N. D.
For 80 years D. B. c. graduates
have been sent to positions with this
advice: You may start as book
keeper or stenographer, but don't
stop there" They don't. 226.haye
become bank officers. Many other
hundreds have achieved big success
in business.
Follow the SucceSSful." Enroll
now. Write +. l.. Watkins, Pres,
800 Front ST., Fargo, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
MAY ACQUIRE,
ENTIRE TOWN
OF WEST FARGO
Minnesota Man May Bid in
Entire Equity Village to
Satisfy Loan.

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 1o.-Lewis Al
tenbernd OF Sabin.- MINI, is threat
ened with the acquisition of a white
elephant in the form Of an entire
town.. as a. result OF a. loan of $780,,
600 which he made to the Equity Co.
operative Packing company.
Being unable to collect his loan,
Altenbernd brought, suit against the
packing company and obtained judg-
ment for $~56,754.2o, including inter-
est, which WA levied against the town
of West Fargo, built by the packing
company when it started operations
in June, 1919.
West Fargo wa to have been sold
under the hammer December 3 to
satisfy the judgment, but a last min
ute conference between Altenbernd,
who was prepared to bid in the town
to protect his interests II necessary,
and company officials resulted in post
ponement of the sale for ten days.
Ahernbernd a VI hef doesn't want
the town and wouldn't Know what to
do with it IL no got It.
I'm not sure what I will do with
West Fargo If 1t becomes my prop
erty," he said. ut Is a puzzler. OF
couEse If some way IL found to open
the packing plant again the dwellings
will be needed to house the workmen
there. I hope 1t will not be necessary
to tho houses. as that would
mean a loss to me, to the packing
company n to every n con-
>cerned.
However, I am forced to protect
my interests"
No way has been found out OF. the
difficulty. but all parties concerned
nre attempting to evolve other means
of settling the judgment claim.
Town is Modern.
Twenty-four dwelling houses. q
combined store and hotel Inc 1924
acres Of ground comprise the towr
OF West Fargo. All of the houses
thoroughly modern. were built by the
packing company and were ready fol
occupancy, when the plant begar
business June Fl. 1919. Figures com
piled by a former secretary Of thu
Equity plant place the total cost 0,
the dwellings at $89,420 and the hote
at .$35. 900. This does not include thu
estimated valne of the ground, sale
to be $4,000 additional.
The houses have full Easements
furnace heat and are supplied with
modern plumbing and electric lights
The water m from a private wa
terworks system belonging to tn
Equity company and there is a pri
vate sewage system, erected by tn,
company, to which all h houses ar
connected.
The Equity ~Co-opeEative Packing
company is a cooperative organize
ton. having thousands Of stockhold
ers in the northwest. It was organ
ICED In. 1916. the plant completed i
1917 at a cost OF approximately 81,
900, 900. including equipment, and tn
first killings were, made in June
1919.
Company Lost Money.
For a time the company appar
entity operated a highly successful an
prosperous business. It had its ow
l're of refrigerator cars and estab
lished branch houses at Milwaukee
and other points east Of here. How
ever, the plant closed in March
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
WILL TRY To
CLASSIFY JOBS
Status Of Appointive En-
ployes Of State is Mixed
Up Affair.

Bismarck. N. D., Dec. 9.-Represen-
tatives Of Gov. r. A.. Nestos. with
Acting Secretary Cox, whose legal
training is here brought into use as
exa miner-in-chief. are attempting an
exhaustive investigation Of the APP
%pointive job status of, the people draw
Ing moneys from the state with re-
tenure of Office Ind the possibility Of
removal. Forty-seven such boards
and commissions exist in the govern
ment of North Dakota all the mem
bers Of which nave more or le:.s inti-
macy with the taxpayers money eth
er through regular salaries or pea'
diem.
One Of the first acts discovered vas
that many Of the occupants Of such
offices held them upon the appoint
ment of the governor with the APP
prevail of the senate, but without a
word In the law regarding the method
or methods of removal in case Of der
ELECTION in duty. lack of work for the
individual or disagreement with other
officials which would make necessary
a change to continue the business of
the state. Each board u. commission
has been created by a. different law
and these avs have been frequently
amended. s o the labor Of getting the
"ppoAAtAiiOuI, CAAd I'll
removal classified. as desired by the
governor is q matter Of considerable
research.
Recent legal decisions in the case Of
J.. j. Wehe of the Workmen's Com
pensation bureau ave cleared away
all doubts concerning the class of Of
icers whose appointment reads until
a certain date or until removed for
cause. This is the only class Of North
Dakota appointive of1ceholders, how
ever. which have been given a com
prehensive legal standing. Three 9TH
err classes are in he employe OF the
state: Those holding office at the
pleasure of the appointing power.
those holding Office through appoint
ment and confirmation with definite
rules laid down for removal and those
who hold office through appointment
and confirmation with the methods OF
removal from Office not defined.
While the compilation is being
made at the instance of the governor
in the hope of finding methods OF in
shutting economics in the large state
payroll. the work. when completed
will be valuable to the legislature and
to future administrations as a ready
reference table showing method. ex.
tent and limitation Of all the state ap-
pointments.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
To Make Good
On Bad Check; jailed

Hazen, N. d., Dec. 1o.-Adolph
Weigum. farmer. living north Of Gold
en- Valley. didn't appreciate good -fel-
lowship and leniency and is now
spending 80 days In the county Jail.
He has also been fined 500.
Last spring Weigum gave Matt
Richau Of this city a check for .4$206
for seed wheat. He had no funds in
the bank and admitted it. However,
Richau took the loss until this fall.
Weigum refused to make the check
good after selling his crop, SO the
criminal charge was preferred nine
months after the crime vas commit
ted.
He was found guilty in a local
count AfI ". : r aI