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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24
Five SoulI,paws.

Five Of the ROCKIES. wclnort, Baum.
slrtner, Keenan,, Crandnll ana David,
~ southraws.
An to catchcrs. the phillics have two
vets IN Wheat aud withrow. and n
roupl" ~ likely youngsters In John
Peters II birmingham aud Frank Bug,
~ ~ Buffn'o.
There IL . problem Ia settle at third
l'alph Miller, u last year man, may he
displaced lG Jack Miller. veteran utility
man. Wild Bill isn't entirely satisfied
With either. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

The Slaton team failed to make re-.
port NJ Wednesdays shoot.
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Martin. Jones, lallcy and oF1rrcll;
Love. snnllwoud. Upton. Frommc and
Murphy.
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NnrlLE. An. Mnrch -
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NEW ORLEANS. March Ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-24

Batteries NAV ana Gilman. llymcl,
BADGER and Whaling. Ruschc.
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los ANGELES cam, March "a
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na,ne. Burwcll and billings; EstiD.
Nrlght and kochor
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
BOY SCOUTS TO
Give A PUBLIC
MUSICAL DEC.2 .
"a M III s Organization
Will Stage A
Comedy

/. .sa..ss.'sV-V-V ..s is the label attached to the
musical comedy to be staged at the
Grand theatre on the afternoon and
evening Of December End by the fam
Gus Boy Scout Band organisation. A
brief concert will be included in the
program. The entertainments WIN kS
the first Of q series Of six Blanu&
by the young men and the board of
directors. The benifts Of the events
will accure to the general treasury
I 0f the Scouts.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
QUAINT GATELEG
TABLES

The kind mother or wife
could easily make use of for
serving breakfast or after
noon tea on. It's adaptable
for the smaller dining rooms
or apartment homes. Prices
are not high, either.
Make Popular Gifts
Spinet Desks
It is a source of much satis-
faction, due to it's usefulness
and practicability. Any one
in the family would take de-
light in such a gift. Our
large showing Of Spiret
desks, comprises a selection
Of mahogany and walnut
finishes in all the latest per-
iod designs.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Just Onr Own Little Comment

Ths editor writing fearlessly Of N,
u the autkor of this eolaAn an1 ~
Iapoasible for what It coll He
Nxpresses herein his own ieaal BE-
HES 81 the people and subjects men
sisned.
In Justice courts Of the city, why
shonldn't the officials act in accord
ance nth the wishes Of the prosecutor
..as they do. Why mention names :
Why should justice miscarry, we have
been there and know how their find
ings effect things. It is. right and
Just, there no other way under nor
NAL circumstances and no exceptions
should be made.
The Rotary club stands ON a won
.derful principle, something Ike,
service before SELF and why
shouldn't that mean service for SELF
first. We all believe in self protec-
'tion. Its wonderful the workings
.of that organization as a worldwide
institution and why shouldn't the one
In Devils Lake be in realty in full
harmony with the rest Of the world.
Do you understand your tax bill !?
Il you don't there are two officials
at the court house who will gladly
explain every detail SO far as their
departments permit. George Elmslie,
treasurer and county auditor Kramer.
Is there anything the county audi
tor can do for you? If there is don't
hesitate to. ask him merely because
he is in, I. v. A. politics, to adminis-
ter his Office and JOE DOES 1T.
Complaints sometimes come into the
local G. N. express office Of poor ser
vice: Don't blame Brown. Brown, is
general agent here with host of duti-
es and limited appropriation. Do your
share to help him and put the blame
on the big corporation behind him
that don't recognize Devils Lake as q
metropolitan city of the Northwest
Brown wants to help you in delivery
and collections Of parcels but he is
handicapped because the "heads Of
the company don't recognize just the
value Of business from Devils Lake, >
&C. & C. A please note.
Devils Lake Civic and Commerce
Association is proper, fitting and
otherwise appropriate if put into force
for the benifit Of all interests in the
community and not used to fight any
certain interests. Generally speaking
there are not g half dozen persons il
Its membership that would carry out 9
!. practice Of ignoring any faction but
well, why go further.
Don't blame the police OF the sher.
if for the circulation Of the home
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30

brew bottle, they are not to blame,
they can't stop the 'shome evil"
Because certain Nonpartsans, 30
called, have taken action IN IN aitempt
now defeat, to foil the recent elec-
ton, don't blame all Of those thszs9
with connected for insincefity and
don't hold that oct against the farm
ers.-Most Of the farmers were oppos-
ed to the action.
North Dakota is Republican or De-
mocratic but we all want q
better, greater and more powerful
farming community in North Dakota
inspite of !. v. A. Aism and Nonpar-
tisanism.
Mike Cowley is City auditor-and
generally speaking good one in the
handling Of accounts in spite Of his
connections with certain political fac
tions, BUT: If you want informa-
ton regarding city administration,
light, heat, or power, streets, alleys
or what not, you will never fail to
get an answer, courteous, kindly and
willingly from Mike.
ss -
Did you ever have trouble in the
night-or day time and want the
police? well if you did in Devils Lake
there was without question one source
Of satisfaction. Chief Of Police Tim
Doe will always talk to complaints as
will others on his department. "Pete"
is at the service of the publice always,
mite or day. He lives at the Fire
Hall, at least sleeps there while he
maintains his family at q good home
on Flint Ave. t9Pete" is family man,
caring for his children in fatherly and
loving fashion always. When the
chief is home, its daddy this" and
Daddy" that always. No more low
ing home can be found in Devils Lake
than that of the Chef of the Law
Enforcement Department. To see and
enjoy the children of the police de-
partment's head is one of the sources
of joy of an entire neighborhood.
Whisky runners may 60 thru Ram
sey county, like many others Of North
Dakota as long as Canada is on the
-North-BUT:when it comes to nab
bing criminals, Devils Lake or Ramsey
county has never had more efficient
enforcement Of law officers that now
embraced in it sheriff: Ed. Elliott.
In civil or criminal action, always
kindly, courteous, self respecting the
law enforcing firm, could the public
ask more of public officials. To his
credit are nearly as many notable ar
rests, convictions and record telling
tales as those attributed to Martin
Olson, heretofore known, as the best
! sheriff the county ever had.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Grand Forks Store
OF Huesgen's Robbed

Grand Forks, N. D.-The William
Huesgen jewerly store here was rob
bed Monday evening of jewerly valued
at nearly 5000 according to the own
er Of the store. The robbery oc-
cured while M. Huesgen was at hi
six o'clock dinner in an apartment
over the store.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
CITY IN DARKNESS

With the city street lights out
nights, altho not until most traffic for
the day and evening are concluded,
much comment is being heard. Busi-
ness men are urged to leave store
window lights burning to assist in the
matter which is brot about by short
age of funds in the city treasury.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30

Buy Red Cross Christmas seals and
help some person to be cured of tub
erculosis-real Christmas charity that
counts.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
lfnea ia IA r. ~, J,

Lines to se R.n1cmnered. 80 2
;s The towering Of t.iv!liz:,i;..,s :. +
finished man. tie n,a,, ~. s.,:,...
grace. of as,;.t,:s,, ., ,.
I; lONe.-il,s ii, u. ~ u. i,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
SMOKERS

He certainly would appre-
ciate one of these. Likely as
not he has always wanted
one, but never got around to
it. Now is the time to please
him with one of these smok-
ing stands, with plenty of
room for smokers articles.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Windsor Chairs and
Rockers

The ones that you have ad-
mired for so long. What
could be more useful than
one of these chairs with
comfort, beauty and design.
Better come in now and
have us place one of these
away for you because later
they may all be gone.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-30
Most Appropriate Y uletide Gift

There's no doubt about furniture being real
Christmas Gift It's genuine usefulness, it's practc
ability it's fulfilling of definite purpose in the home
makes present that the donor be proud to give
indebility ipresses the recipient with the gvers
nest thoughtfuness.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01

GN"@44T7ITT "'| fE
WANTED: Several good reliable
and Industrious men to sell Rawleigh
products in Rural Districts also in
Cities and Towns in your part Of the
state. Big opportunities for real in
dustrious and capable men-men who
are not afraid to exert themselves in
order to secure results, that should
eventually net them 5000 n Q each
month above expenses. An excellent
opportunity to engage in a good pay
ing business Of your town. In writing
for particulars, state age and pres
emit occupation. The w. T. Rawleigh
Co. 1OOO-1O1O Third st. N. Minneap-
oils. MINI. Dept. Rural" st.
Mrs. "A. O. johnson is suffering
very much with q sprained shoulder
and arm, as the result Of an accident
which occurred Thanksgiving Day,
/ Mi. and Mrs, Johnson and son Harold
were driving ct to the Lundy farm
with Ray and Melville Lundy, and
upon going around a sharp corner
the sleigh turned over throwing
/! them out. Mrs. johnson was the only
one injured. An X Ray picture has
: been taken hut revealed no broker
bones. Although Mrs. Johnson is still
suffering much pain she is reportet
as feeling some what better at thi.
writing. We trust Mrs. johnson vii
4 recover from the accident.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01

The Commission also took up the mat
ter of formulating the honor rules
which would govern the high school
this year.
The high schools Of Westhope and
Antler are stepping out into the lime
light this year in basketball as both
of these schools have organized. Bot
tineau High School will play both Of
them during the latter part of the
season. On December 9th our high
school will play Egeland here and a
good game is expected. Egeland had a
winning team again this year so come
out and yell for the purple and white.
The High School Life" was read
before the Assembly on Monday. and
it is rapidly becoming an excellent
periodical. Of special mention were
the Athletic and Editorial columns.
The American Legion of the United
States at its Convention in Kansas
City, recently, pledged it's support to
the National Education Association in
the observance Of Education Week,
December 4-10. This is an excellent
move, certainly~no other better meth
cd of making good citizens has been
found than that of Education. During
this week meetings should be held
and talks given on such subjects as
"The Value Of Education" '"The Edu-
Gated Man in America" and 1.-THE Val
Ne of An Educated Man"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
Woods, Sargent at Arms.

Monte Woods, Sergeant at Arms.
|. P. Ertresvaag-Athletic Officer.
A number of matters of Importance
to the Legion were discussed. Among
other things it was decided that the
Legion should again have a basketball
team in the field this year. A COM
mittee consisting of MI. Walker, Mr..
Aamodt and Mr.. Hunter, was appoint
ed to arrange for a Legion program
to be put on some time during the
winter.
After the business was finished sew
eral selections were rendered by the
American Legion Quartette and a
number of Scotch songs were rendered
by James Fairweather, who has just
completed his fifth year in the u. S.
Navy and at present is spending a
thirty day furlough with his parents
in this city. Jim took out a member
ship card in the Bottineau Post, stat
ing that although he had had an OPP
portunity to join several other posts
he preferred to belong to the home
post. The meeting then adjourned to
the Shirley Hotel where one of Char
ley Steinmeier's popular evening
lunches was partaken of.
The next meeting will be held Sat-
urday evening Dec. 18th. Program
will be announced next week. :
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01

The escond number of the Forestry
Normal lyceum course at the Grand
tonight. The All Sisters Quartette.
Be sure to see the famous play
"Black Beauty" at the Grand Friday
and Saturday: You will enjoy it.
Be sure to attend the second num-
Der Of the Forestry-N Normal Lyceum
course tonight Thursday at the
Grand. The All Sisters Quartette.
Bottineau is very fortunate in hav-
ing, The City Bakery, conducted by
MI. Albert Fletchner. Mr.. Fletchner is
certainly IN experienced baker, his
bread, cakes, pie, etc., are just like
"mother used to make" and he is en-
titled to your patronage. Bottineau
has a good bakery now, it is up to
you to keep it going.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01

0~
Tuesday, December 9th. Everybody
welcome. Doors open at 1000 A.. M.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will serve
a twenty-five cent supper at the
church next Thursday, Dec. 8, begin
ming at 5 p. M. Everybody welcome.
Albert Dravland returned to his
home at Carbury yesterday after act
ing as juror at the District term Of
court.
Judge Kneeshaw Of Pembina and
ste~nographer Mrs. Helen Hytson Of
Mimic, returned to their respective
homes this morning.
UNITED STATES NON-SKID THIR-
TY BY THREE AND ONE-HALF,
PRICE $1,000; SMOOTH THIRTY BY
THREE, $4,000. r.. GLEASON. tf.
1--WE have sold $4,000 bottles Of
.Tanlac and have never had a single
complaint."-acobs' Pharmacy, At
lanta, Ga. Sold by Sigurdson's Phar-
macy.
Rev. r. G. Crouch was q passenger
10 Westhope Friday where he gave IA
address that evening at the Literary
Society held at the consolidated school
Iii Brander township.
%#
Miss Hattie Hanson and friend Sci
ma Trageter returned TO Granville
Saturday. They spent Thanksgiving
with Miss Hanson's parents, MI. and
Mrs q. ]. Hanson.
Miss Hilda Anderson of Souris Wis.
tied her brother, Arthur Anderson, Al
the hospital Wednesday. MI. Anders
son subnitted n 4 operation fol
appepdicitiaT Tuesday
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
| G SCHOOL NOTES

The Junior II class in English, UNI
der the direction of Miss Hamilton
will edit a newspaper again this year
At a meeting of the class last week
the following editors were elected:
Editor, Dolly Hubbard; Associate ed
itor, Margaret Weeks; Assistant ed
itors, Leola Bond and Grace TAFT. The
paper will be called "Junior II STAR"
and the first issue will appear on
Monady, Dec. 9Th.
The Student Government Commits
sion met Tuesday after school and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
Mrs. J. T. Neville visited with
Souris friends over Sunday.

Mrs. J. T. Neville visited with
Souris friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dahl of Sour
is were callers here Wednesday.
Mrs. J. M. Daley of Roth was a Wis
itor here Friday. w..
Miss Ida Asker of Landa is visiting
friends here this week. +
Ray Smith returned from a weeks
visit with relatives at Bismarck.
F. A. Rinkle of Antler transacted
business here this week.
Martin Campion of Willow City
transacted business here Monday.
Geo. Kalkfleisch of Westhope was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Karoline Hanson was a Botti-
neau caller from Souris yesterday.
Geo. w. Barr of Westhope trans
acted business here Friday.
S. M. Nichol Of Souris was a call
er here Friday.
Miss Pearl johnson went to Willow
City Thursday for a visit With friends.
o. r. Finstad was a passenger to
Landa Thursday on business,
T.. C. Holz was a between train
visitcr at Omemee Thursday.
r Holmen Of Antler spent Friday
with Bottineau friends.
H93 Martha Carlson Of Souris
visited at the Clasen home Friday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS

At the last regular meeting of the
Bottineau American Legion Post, No.
AZ, held Monday evening. the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
w. J. Hunter, Post Commander.
Percy Russell, Vice Commander.
C. B. Aamodt, Adjutant.
M. M. Campbell, Finance Officer.
Elmer Larson, Historian.
Johnston Walker, Chaplin.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
M%ETIGOsHE NEWS

A number of young folks chari-
varied Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Peterson
one evening last week. A lunch was
served and a good time reported. !
Misses Ellen and Myrtle Mastyelt-
en- spent Sunday at their home.
Ed Jones has been visiting at the
A. A. LAtstn home for the past few
days.
Alfred Myhr and Alfred Monsoon
sawed wood for G. M. Myhr last week.
James jacobson visited at the Ed.
Wall home last Sunday.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01

Miss Agnes Vinge spent Thanks
giving at her home near Landa.
Miss Clara Smulan spent Thursday
with friends at Souris. ,
Father Andrieux transacted bust
ness at Bismarck and Fargo.
Miss Anna Bergman went to Grand
Forks Saturday to visit friends.
Roy jacobson was a passenger to
Carbury Monday.
Roy jacobson was a passenger to
Carbury Monday.
w. T. Mum of Westhope was a
caller here Friday.
Miss Selma Dahl spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home at Willow City.
F. E. Amsbaugh was a passenger to
Minot Monday, returning Tuesday.
R. B. Smith transacted business at
Rugby yesterday.
C. A. Martin of Minneapolis spent
Wednesday here on business.
Mrs. VIM. Hoopman Of Souris is a
Bottineau caller today.
Miss Annie Burr went to Devils
Lake today on business.
Thos. Hennessy is transacting bust
ness at Omemee today.
Miss Gertrude Dana arrived Thurs
day for a couple of days visit with
her parents.
Mrs. w. A. Thatcher of Souris spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Thatcher in
Bottineau. --. i ...
Anton Lallum and Martin Hendrick-
son of Souris were callers here on
Thursday.
Miss Ruth Ogren of Souris was a
guest at the John Elton home this
week.
Paul Mylan came up from Willow
City Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents.
Miss Agnes Solberg, of the Forestry
Normal faculty spent the week end
at her home at Willow City.
Miss Velma White went to Fargo
Thursday to spend a couple of days
with friends.
Many foreign countries are clamor-
ing for Tanlac. It's fame is world
wide. Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
Geo. sunberg of Minneapolis is here
this week attending to business mat
tiers.
Auditor Martin informs the Cour-
ant that he expects to have all the
tax lists figured BY Dec: list.
Jas. Brown, j. C.. Kim, Guy Lewis
and M. Treaster of Maxbass autoed
to Bottineau Friday.
Attorney F. B. Lambert of Minot
arrived Friday afternoon on District
Court business.
DR.. .Chas. Durnin and DR. e. E.
Greene of Westhope were business
callers here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Miller of Rugby visited
over Sunday with Bottineau relatives.
J. T. Neville left yesterday for
Minneapolis where he will transact
business.
Mrs. ]. Thorburn returned to West
hope Saturday after a pleasant visit
with her daughters here.
Harry Britton arrived Saturday
from Mohall for a visit at the Thos.
Hennessy home.
Guy Culver arrived Saturday from
Lisbon for. a visit at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Melvin White.
VIM. Hunter went to Minot We'd
nesday where he spent 4 few days
visiting friends
Mrs. As, Vivian of Westhope spent
several days here this week at the
J. G. Slower home.
Miss Maude Woods returned to Mi
not Saturday after spending Thanks
giving with Bottineau relatives.
Mrs. Thee. Kretchmar 81 Kramer
spent Monday evening with Botdneau
friends.
cashier. Schmidt IT the Gardens
State Bank III ! business visitor
here Tuesday.
Look up McDougall 81 Nordstrorns
Cd. insthis issue. Il Will be of Interest
to you. 1t
Nh. and Mrs Wilfred Cotesof viii
low City spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Cots parents Nh and Mn. 3
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
Black Beauty
JEAN PAIGE

And An all-star cast. The pict-
ure i better than the book.
Read TIE story and see The film.
Admiration SIC and IS
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
Tnral ArunH
WEEKLY MARKETS

Quotations today are exactly the
same in the following towns: Botti-
neau, Souris, Carbury, Omemee and,
Gardena. {
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-24

Washington, Feb. 3s-Enactment by congress of law declaring that labor organizations are not sA.co-2artnerships and snail not be SO treated in law or in equity,n is demanded by organized la bor in a declaration of spr,hciples adopted tonight by representatives of the nation al and internaeionaisu unions affiliated in the American Federation of Labor.
 The declara tion, approved after an al day conference at which Samuel tom pers. president of the federation presid- ed also called <-- the immediate re- storation of sxem stien from or the re- peal of all anti-combination and so- called conspiracy laws
 Condemning the use of the injunction under present laws, the declaration as serted that the "only immediate court course. through which labor could mo relief. flies in flat refusal on the par' of labor to recognize or abide by the terms of injunctions which seek to pro hibit the doing of acts which the work CTS have a lawful and guaranteed righ to de."
 Labor realizes fulyeathe consequence of such a course" it was added, but II the defense of Americans freedom and Q American institutions 1t is compelled t adopt this course, be the consequence what they may
 Organized labor in the declaration Sc forth at length the principles for whic it. stands and calls upon the people e the United States to rally with Dor, t the defense of our imperilled America. institutions"
 Employers are warned in the declara ticn that labor mot only insists upo retaining the present standard of wage and working conditions hutsdeclares Ii so.emn purpose to continue it's struggle
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-24
GEORGE WASHINGTON. BIBLE
 TO FIGURE AT ISAUGURATIoN

Z T AaG a washington. Feb. Bresidentse Harding plans on taking the oath cf of ice March t6 press his lips 10 the Bible that was used at the first inzusuration of George Washington.
 In accord with Mr. Harding's wishes, Elliott Woods, superintendent \ of the capitol, arranged today with St Johns Lodge. No. l; A. F. 4 M. of New York city. for the use of the Bible. It will brought to Washington by g committee of Masons.
 So far as the records show this will be the fourth occasion on which there has been departure from the usual custom of having the clerk of the supreme court furnish the Bible used in an inaugura- ton. President Cleveland insisted thai the Bible given him by his mother be used at both of his inaugurations ant President Mckinley, when first sworn in agreed to use copy presented by bod! of African bishops.
 James D. Maher, clerk of the supren' eourt, had purchased a Bible for us. March before Mir. Harding made know his wish to use the same Bible tha Washington kissed. This Bible was bor rowed from St Johns lodge on the da. washington was inaugurated after of ficials in charge of the ceremones foun' that there was no Bible in the fdera building.
 The Bible is the personal property 6 the lodge and has been carefully preserV ed