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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-24
POOL YOUR WHEAT

U. S. Senator Ladd's exposure of
the methods of the Ninth District Fed
eral reserve bank proves once more
that the farmers and workers must
get together if they ever hope again
to enjoy the fruits of the labor of
their hands and brains.
Pool Your Wheat
DR.. Ladd has further outlined par
TALLY the plan of the Committee of
II for the pooling of farm products
through a National Sales Agency in
order to command living prices for
same.
This, securing living prices for farm
products and labor, has been the main
goal toward which the members of the
Nonpartisan League have been striv-
ing the past several years. This striv-
ing is we'll and good, for it proves the
farmers and workers to be alive to the
welfare of their own.
But, just as the profiteers meet US,
sc we must meet t~hem-back Of our
political organizations we must bring
to bear all the power Of great econom-
is organizations of farmers and work.
erS.
Such an organization as the Wheat
Pool through the National Sales Ag-
ency can be made, that is an economic
organization taking in all farmers re-
CARELESS and having for it's main pur-
pose the Control of Prices by the
farmers and for the farmers.
Then this agricultural organization
should form a close alliance with the
workers organizations and, in this
way compel respect and justice for all
who toll. The main immediate purpose
of this alliance should be to raise the
price of farm products and the wages
of labor, so that the wheels of indus
try can begin to turn and the welfare
of all producers be improved.
It should have as it's motto; mo
service, no pay" Its final aim should
be the economic freedom of the pro-
ducers.
Pool Your Wheat
Look at what you farmers, whether
your are Leaguers OF Independents,
Republicans, Democrats or Socialists,
are facing today.
Let us suppose the plutocracy does
let you have enough credit (and we
seriously doubt that they longer con-
troll any real credit) to raise another
crop?
How about the debt that will be
piled up on your backs if you are
forced to sell what you still have left
of the 1920 crops at present prices
and then go into 1921 markets and
sell this years crops at prices abso-
lutely dictated by the same set of
profiteers who smashed prices on you
in 1920 because you were economically
unorganized?
Look at the debts already piled up
on the backs of the farmers and, re-
member that "God helps those who
help themselves" get busy organizing
and using the tremendous economic
power that is, by the very nature Of
things, the mightiest might on earth,
since it is the power of the farmers
and workers that feeds, clothes, hous-
es, transports, warns and educates
humanity.
Organize your long neglected eco
nomic power, you farmers of America!
Do it now, or by January first 1922
be either mortgage-serfs or starving
tenants toiling forever for debt lords.
Ally yourselves with labor for the
building of a better and nobler and
more loving world for all mankind.
Get busyi
Pool Your Wheat
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-24

rover 20 SET Lne price OF WneaC n
to set the price of food products and
power to set the wages, is a power nev
n dreamed of by the Kaiser.
Where the militarists fall down is
in assuming that violence is power.
Power is force organized and directed
toward building-up, not to tearing
down. It is force-creative as against
force-destructive. It is for this reason,
that the creative forces of society are
in their hands alone, that the farmers
and workers will finally come into
power everywhere.
Power-in modern industry-begins
at the place Of production, on the
farm and in the factory. Pool the
wheat, therefore, and with you, the
farmers and not with the grain gamb-
lers, rests the power to control the
Price of your labor-product and raise
your standard of living.
Pool the wheat, not to profit on the
famine-lZatiOn of your fellowmen, for
this you cannot do and prosper, but to
use your power to break the power Of
the race-destroying Profiteers.
There is no evil in power. It is al
ways good, because it is always
strong. It is power that feeds, clothes
and houses mankind. It is violence
that profits on human want.
Power is always good. The moment
you conceive of power as evil in that
moment you have dethroned the Ad-
onai-"The All-Father"- the God Of
Isaiah and Jesus, and set up Belize
bub and Mammon, whereon you perish
for you have blasphemed the Over
soul.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-24
PROVERBS OF POWER

Power to set the price of wheat and
to set the price Of food products and
power to set the wages, is a power nev
err dreamed of by the Kaiser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

that are now dead or dying. killed or
mortally wounded--ail of them plainly
consigned to the down and out club
What are they? Piracy. duelling.
slavery, polygamy. prostitution. pugi-
lism, lotteries. race gambling, the
opium traffic. the saloon, autocracy,
Bolshevsm. Some of these are squirm-
ing noisily. but il is their death strug-
gle. The nation has weighed them and
found them wanting. The new Amer
lea will be rid of all these as legalized
or tolerated evils, and also of the pres
ent welter of lawlessness, which IL is
now the chief task of the makers of
the new America to cure,
I'm order To bring in the new Ameri-
ca. not only must 10 flaws of the old
America be barred out permanently. but
three lost arts of the old America must
be revived; namely. family worship. the
Bible in the schools. and the American
Sabbath
The most complete statement of the
Sabbath law found in the Bible. law
which, TO the very letter. certainly
binds every man and woman who recog-
nizes the authority of the Bible, and In
the main should determine also the
action of the legislator for the common
Sbphr II ltullh III iSstii&i' % - lSt -
thou turn away thy foot from the sab
bath from doing thy pleasure on My
holy day. and call tho Sabbath dc
light. the holy of tho Lord. honorable, ,
and shall honor Him. not doing thine
own ways. nor finding thine own plea
sure, then shalt thou delight thyself in
tho Lord; and | will cause thee to ride
upon the high places of tho earth. and
feed thee with the heritage of Jacob
thy father. for the mouth of tho Lord
hath spoken it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
DR.. GRAF rs TALKS ON
THE NEW AMERICA
Pleads for the Bible as the Guide
and Observance Of Amerl-
can Sabbath.

DR.. Wilbur +. Crafts of Washington.
superintendent of the international
Reform Bureau. preached at Wesley
NJ. T.. Church yesterday morning on
The New America
What does America mean? What
does American mean he asked
Are they merely geographical or politi-
cal expressions? What is meant by
tho new slogan of the American Lc-
gion. one hundred per cent Ameri-
cam lis Mexico America or 'Ameri-
can?
America 10 the world means only
this country, and american means
it's spirit and ideals. What created the
quality Of manhood and citizenship
which the world regards as true Amer
icanism. and which we seek 10 impart
20 foreigners in AmericanizatiOn? a
favorable geographical position, with
abundance Of land. had some creative
influence. Some attribute the quality
we call American to Angio-S Saxon blood.
but we are no longer Anglo Saxon I'm
numerical prcpondcrance. though
slightly so perhaps in influence.
The new America. that is. tho Amer
ica. that is 10 emerge from this recon
struction era, Will restore all that was
good in the old America, when tho
word American first came to be
honored all over the world: but IL will
bo free from some flaws that have
marred America. We think that Amer
lea has been second TO no other coun-
try in civic virtues: but there are 12
evils rhnt have stalked this continent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
URGE BETTER LAWS FOR
METAL MINE WORKERS

Washington. Feb. zt1--stste laws rog-
ulating working conditions In metal
mines are lax, especially with regard
to ventilation. ssid n statement Sat-
urday by the Bureau Of Mines. based
on n survey of metal mines In Montana,
Colorado. Utah, Nevada Arizona and
other statos by Daniel Harrington, a
mining engineer Of tho Bureau. and by
engineers and surgeons Of the Public
Health Service.
The better health OF coal miners aa
compared with metal miners probably
is due to the better ventilation of coal
mines" that statement said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
URBAN REALTY TRNSFERS.

Recently recorded changes in owner :
ship on Wilmington properties include;
Market street, 2006, Francis y. Gal
laghcr, Jr., from Francis dell. .Iaryicr,
tr1ts tee. s5575
Vandcver avenue. s2s, Michael Kec-
gan from Fidelity Real Estate Co. $4,000
Franklin street south Of Birch street,
Stanley II. Moran from Cyslaw Svinowils,
$4,000
Spruce street, south Of Eighth street.
Bernard J Houphton from Eugene +.
Houghton ct al $500
Eighth avenue. south Of Brown street,
Jan Czajkowski from John Wolos, $1,000;
Fifthstreet east of Spruce street, NJ ar
tin Leather Co, from Standard Kid
Manufacturing Co, 10000
Twerty-ffth street, southeast OF West
street, Mary C. Casey from Emanuel
H. Galloway, S45, 900
Eighteenth street, southeast Of West
street. Louis Simon and wife from Jo-
seph Greenstine and wife, SIG, 200
Ciavmont street, north Of Nandcver
avenue. John Wolf from Alf 4 Wilson
and wife. s40n
Third street, east Of Poplar street,
Max Shcrbekow from Wladyslaw kozie-
XII oI1E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
FEDERAL INCOME TAX.
Oh]ccrx viii be Kept Open All Day To-
morrow Here and Down State.

In order to accommodate persons who
are empl ,yed during the day and hence
unable To visit tho offices Of the collector
Of internal revenue, in the Federal Build
ing. the offices Of the income tax division
will be open al day. IA usual, tomorrow
(Washirgt1n' Birthday il was announced
today by Harry r. Graham, collector Of
internal revenue All who wish irforma-
ton to assist in making out i~come tax
returns should come TO the offices nt that
time, If unable To come at any other time,
so as TO get the returns, make them out
and lessen congestion in the Offices Mt the
last mirute.
For the purpose of pivirR assistance TO
income tax payers this week, field deputies
will hold office hours in tho following
places:
William A. Scott, Mt the mayor. office
New Castle, today ard tomorrow all
dav; Monday, February 2S, Townsend.
Deputy Collector j G. Sharpe, Milford
today ard tomorrow Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, Georgetown; satnr-
dav, Frederick
Deputy Collector w II Mccoy, post
office, Claymont, Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

20 the great benefit received therefrom
is the following statement Of Mr. Charles
Quigley, OF No. 1888 Reed street who has
many friends in Wilmington as he Is con-
nected with one Of the large churches He
said:
Plant Juice has certainly made new
man OF me and II has been source OF
wonder to all Of my friends as they all
knew in what bad state Of health had
been in. I was al run down and my
stomach was in such weak condition that
I could not digest the lightest kind Of
food; | was bloated with gas and in con-
stant pain; could not get good nights
sleep and became very weak; was con-
stipated, had headaches and dizzy spells
and numbress in my legs and arms; ms
circulation was very poor and my face
the color Of chalk; | was very nervous
and would lie awake at night worrying
over my condition. had taken so many
medicines that had almost given up all
hope Of ever being well again / read Of a
Wilmington man being cured by Plant
Juice OF just such trouble as mine,
ard decided 70 try II Ny appetite
came back to me and | am now able 70
eat anything | want have no more head
aches, sleep fine at night and have not an
ache or a pam; have fine healthy color
in my face and am gaining in weight
feel full OF ambition and energy-in fact
don't know when have felt so well
give all credit to your wonderful Plant
Juice and cannot say too much IN praise Of
it
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store. 404-406 Market street. Will
mirgton. where he is daily meeting the
ing the merits Of this remedy. Free sam
pies gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
SEEKS MISSING SONS.
Mrs. NJ. b. Archer Of Wilmington Appeals
TO Philadelphia Police.

Seeking two sons whom she describes
rs almost direct opposltes, and neither
of whom she has seen or heard from for
many wears, Mrs Mayme b. Archer OF
% Sixth avenue has appealed 10 SUI
perintendent Of Police Mills Of Phil
adelphia to aid her in effecting reunion
with the sons, who are now respectively
46 ard Is years Of age.
In her letter 10 Superintendent Mills
the mother says.
One OF my sons Eugene Baily Arch
er. was born January 81, 1873. and would
essily be identified having lost his night
hand in 1894 Ia an accident IN the Phil
adelpja and Reading Railway yards at
Reading 4 further means OF ldentih
cation would be the left arm, which Is
elaborately tat :ooed in rainbow colorir.gs
of a bleeding heart. Eugene is 5 feet 10
inches tall. of fine physique and good
address. lie has circumnavlgated the
globe three times or more and As an in
teresting talker and a natural-born
mechanic lie has had many excellent
positions, but will not stick 10 anything
He is always on the 90 He is very bright,
but an Unbalanced fellow with it all
The other son. Percy Leon Archer,
is not at all like his brother He is feet
inches In height, vel proportoned,
with dark skin and black eyes He is
very fine looking and would attract
attention anywhere He was graduated
from the Mills Training School for Male
Nurses. at Bellevue Hospital, New York
City. class Of 1896, ard made fire rec
ord in his work.
'.Hc has been seen on Market street,
Philadelphia, during the last four years,
and is married to the adopted daughter
Of the late Duke Moore of Narberth,
Pa understand they have several chill
drcn, but ! have been unable to get in
touch with them Any assistance you
can give me in bringing either or both
of my sons and myself together will be
deeply appreciated by = lonely mother p"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
NEGRO CIVIC LEAGUE.
Activities in the Line of Improvement All
Over the State.

Over the State.
The following reports were received
by the central office of the Delaware
Negro Civic League for last week from
the auxiliaries
Cioorgetown--The entertaining Of tho
county meeting Of the auxlharles OF
Sussex county on February II, at which
meeting there were 9 Of tho Is auylliarles
represented with an addition OF five other
communities; total representative at
tendance Of 30 persons; tho subject of
"Rctardation" received great attention
as well rs that of Farming Tho auxili-
arv reports the beginning of night
school, an increase of ono new member
the raising Of 80 25 hv the Juniors tow ard
the organ fund. and perfect school
attendance Tor three past weeks OF all
the 35 juniors.
Delaware City-The monthly meeting
on February Ii resulted IN the enroll
ment of siN new members, young men;
the beginning Of baseball team for the
county league and the creation OF an
athletic department, to be handled by
the teacher. : Narcellus Blackburn.
ChristIana-Thc formation ot a Junior
Auxiliary Of 2S children by MrS. J. B.
Stubbs, chairman state Executive Com
fIiNt+Fs a IthiAu lAtkaAAAi hAAh ANNAeAN
furnished hy the State League.
Star Hll-Thc formation of the Star
Hill Auxiliary of tho League, with an
enrolment of Is members; officers as
follows President, Mrs Laura Garrison;
vice-prosident, Mrs DehlIa Grant. sec
rotary, Miss Fannie Trlhhitti treasurer,
Joshua gibbs; chaplain, Donald C,arri-
son. addresses on Organization b1Prot,
+. ). Conwoll and Prof. c. y. Smith;
the community project being immediate
consideration Of school site and provi-
sions for eighth grade pupils.
Wyoming The organization OF this
AUXILIARY Will lie Wednesday, March >.
4 committee is already engaged IN the
matter of school site and action Will DC
taken that night, efforts Will also be
made to secure closer cooperation be-
tween parents and the school and dis
cIpllnc OF children.
DavCr-Thc consideration OF school
site and Recommendation Of same, steps
in cooperation with the coming field
day for Kent county schools 81 Dover
Odessa raising Of funds for the
installation Of electric Lights ~ their
new school, SGT having been subscribed
az the February meeting through the
plans Of tn field secretary. Five men have
each pledged = days work for the grad
lng Of the school ground School gardens
vii bc developed by the teacher, Mrs.
jackson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
Dr. randse on sThe Way 0ut.-

Rsv. Charles l.. Candee, pastor of
Westminster Presbyterian Church. de-
Iivered n sermon on The Way Out"
yesterday afternoon. declaring that the
way ont f. not TO allow elm 10 scar tho
soul and then there viii be no gear
TO bear and repent for. Dr. Candee dis
cussed how people are bound by sin.
and TINT although they may break its
grip. II nevertheless leaves It's scar. Rev.
!. A. McCallun. of Philadelphia preach
ed Yesterday morning AZ tho local
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
DEA THIS.

hartley In this city. on February Is.
1921, Joseph II hartley aged 81 years
Division, No. 34c. Il Of L. f. are invited 20
attend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence. 5Is Fast Ninth street. on Tuesday
afternoon, February -. at go clock. In
,ermcnt at Rivcryicw cemetery.
pANNENBERGE ER- In this city on Feb-
ruary -, 1921, Mary. widow OF Joseph
y l'anncnDcrEcr aEc 3 years
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at tho residence
e her son trederlGk {i ibannenoerlger 5o2
~ o'clock Interment at Stverbrook
cemetery.
pILLoN-In this city. on February Is.
1921. Catherine T. wife Of Patrick J.
Relatives. friends and members Of Rosary
Scdslity are invited 70 attend tho funeral
rviccs at her late residence. 935 West Sec
und street. on Tuesday morning AZ clock
solemn requiem mass az St FauI's Church.
tnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
HIGGINS-In Delaware City. Delaware.
on February IS, 1921, Samuel Higgins,
age IS years
Relatives and friends arc invited TO
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of hts son-in-law. John 7 Clark.
Delaware City. Delaware, on Tuesday
morning at II O'Clock. Interment al st.
Georges cemetery.
MANwELL-In New Castle. Del, on Feb
ruary IS. 1921, Jacob h. husband Of Min
Relatives friends and members OF Wawa
Tribe No. A.. |. q. r. NJ. are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services at the Friends
Meeting House at HoCkessin. Del. on Tues
day afternoon. February -. at O'Clock.
Inierment a. HockeSSin burying ground
Friends may view the remains ~ his late
residence SOL Clayton street. New Castle.
on Monday evening
MERRICk-In this city on February q.
1921. Frank a. son OF William Q. and
Susan Sherwood NcrTiCk. age Il wears
Relatives and friends are invited t. at
tend the funeral services al the residence
OF his parents. 1906 Tatnall street. on
Wednesday morning. February 20 at Il
o'clock Interment al Isiverview cemetery.
STEVENSO%-In this city. on Febru-
AIRY %. 1921. Laura Warren, wife Of
William NJ. Stevenson
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services al the residence
~ her husband. 40 West Twenty second
street on Wednesday afternoon. Febru-
arv % at $50 o'clock. 1Dtermeut at
Rivsrview cemetery.
-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
PLANT JUICE GETS
THE FULL CREDIT
Popular Wilmington Man Re-
stored to Health by the New
Herbal Stomach Medicine.

Relatives to the remarkable row prep
aration "PlaI Iuicc the herbal stor ach
medicine row hcirg Introduced in VII
mirgton al the Miller Drug Store, for the
first time and which created such iurore
IN the large western cities. where thousands
hocked To the headquarters 10 testify
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
IN MEM0RIAM.

IN loving memory ot our dear beloved
son and Brother. Andrew T. Schwat tka.
Who departed this life Feb. q. 1920.
To-day recalls sad memories
OF loved one gone 10 rest
And those who think OF him today
Are those who 'loVrd him best
paNs ~ sadness still come Ger us.
Hidden tears often flow.
Memory keeps our dear one near us
Although he died one year ago
Sadly missed 10y Mother. Father Sisters
and brothers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Ask your grandmother n che ever
attended a Bummaee Sale She'll
emile and say. yes. indeed. my child.
and 10 was rare fun."-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
MAKE EARLY PLANS
FOR YOUR GARDEN

If you intend to plant a vegetable garden
this year careful plans should be made in
advance so that the space you have wuill be
used TO the best possible advantage
The Department Of Agriculture has issued
several kinds of garden books adapted to
different parts of the country. and our
washington Information Bureau will
cure copy that exactly tills the needs Of
any reader.
in stamps for return postage. Print name
and address or be sure to write plainly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

George G. Davis. Jr.. plumbing and
heating. 290i Market street, Phone
sstt W.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

II will pay you 20 wait for the old
fashioned Rummage Sale. Yes-you
VIII hear ell about 10 in a few days.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
For Rent aara3es.

Reasonable. desirable location. en-
trance 1903 Rodney street and 1920
Delaware avenue. Phone 4s5o.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

church, while Dr. Candies delivered th@
morning sermon N Ut HcCafiuna
church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Todds Lane, north # Rosemont ave-
nue, A. Earle Todd from Fielder. and
Ripka, $500.
Twenty-ninth street, ! II West, Fred
erick A. Splrken from James A Bader
2nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Provincetown. Mass, Feb. 2f-Thc
crew of four men OF the barge Tucka-
hoe adrift on Peaked Hill bars IN last
nights storm. were rescued today by
coast guardsmcn who brought them to
the beach by use Of the breechcs buoy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
FREIGHTER ASHORE.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
san Francisco, Feb. 21.-The freighter
Alaskan. bound from New York TO san
Francisco. is ashore at Asuncion
Island on the Mexican coast at about
500 miles south of here, according to a
message 10 tho marine department Of
the Chamber Of Commerce here early
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
SHOES

are very expensive ]ou cannot afford
TO have them butchered To get the best
results YOU should have them mended by
our expert workmen with our reliable
materials Fine hand sewed work Prices
lower Don forget price without quality
is no good
Modern Shoe Reporting Co.
202 West Ninth Street, " ilmiu gton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Everybody will turn out for this old
fashioned Rummago Sale, Watch tho
papers carefully for fun particulars
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Additional death notices. received too late
for this column Will be found Oh Financial
PAGE
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-21
Natures Wise Restriction.

Every fellow with any Ego" to him
wants to do what he wants to. We
might also add that he wants to do
what he wants to when he wants to.
But very often that is impossible. And
In a good many instances it's best that
IT is. As a rule people are more rash
than they want to acknowledge. II
they had half a chance they would
glory In gOading others into the Wild
est rashness and then laugh about the
predicaments they would find them in.
So nature has put safeguards around
humanity to keep 1t from doing many
things that never ought to be attempt
ed. Occasionally people break through
them and the victim pays the penalty.
Exchange.