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The Ward County independent., 1921-12-15
H. A. KLUVER.
NOTICE or MORTGAGE
R0RECx0SURE SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: That
by virtue of Judgment and Decree in
foreclosure rendered and given by the
District Court of the United States Of
America for the District of North Da-
kota and entered and docketed in the Of
eth, day Of December. A. D.,1921 in an
action therein pending wherein Thorpe
Bros, corporation. is complainant and
Northern Briquetting Company, cor
poration. The Northern Trust Company,
a corporation. Daniel H. Mcmillan, Ma
shek Engineering Company. a corpor-
cendants. in favor of said Plaintiff and
against the said defendant, Davis Coal
Company, for the sum Of Forty Seven
Thousand Three Hundred Sixty Six and
accruing interest from September .26,
1921, at the rate of six per cent per an
mum, together with the costs Of said
seven ana 5so a5es ss hs5en Dollars It, rha E
Thousand Four Hundred Four and 7/1O0
(S47, ,404O7C Dollars, which judgment and
decree, ameng other things directed the the
field, as master of the real es-
tate hereinafter described to satisfy the
amount Of said judgment with interest
such sale or so much thereof as the pro-
ceeds Of such sale applicable thereto will
satisfy; and by virtue of the Decree and
Judgment Of SAID AIDS Court and the e,,;as 81,
Of the Clerk of said Court, under the
seal Of said Court. and by virtue of the
terms and conditions of said Decree and
property and premises pursuant to said
Judgment and Decree. I, A. p. Scofleld,
as Master, and the person appointed by
said Court to make said sale, will sell,
cree and the direction issued from the
Clerk Of said Court, the hereinafter de-
scribed real estate to the highest bidder
for cash ct public auction at the front rom!
Of Minot. County Of Ward and State Of
North Dakota on the 23rd day Of Jan.
uary, A. p. 1922. at 2 O'Clock T. M, Of
Interest and costs thereon and the costs
and expenses Of such sale or so much
thereof as the proceeds Of such sale ap-
plicable thereto will satisfy
pursuant to said Judgment and Decree,
and to the direction Of the Clerk Of said
Court and to this Notice, are described
II sash sad Gelk as ReSrse ana
The South One-half OF the South
Fast Fast Quarter f39: esa sEa' Of Section
and hs e. Sas East Spe'ss 81 &. Ea asa.
East Quarter (El SEa) Of Section
hlfTsn Ths NortG; S1a2; West quarter (Nrw.,
Nor North East Quarter 1NWa NEaS
Of Section Thirteen (13l;
The North One-half Of the South
West Quarter. (Nl sWal the South
one-half Of the South West Quar-
Quarter Of the South East Quar-
ter tsW3 sEa) Of Section Twelve #
4 aSsss,Gis's ss, ssss,n Ges Rsass ssassis s'ss;s
excepting the right Of way Of the Min
neapolis, st. Paul and sault Ste Marie
Ing North and East. Of the right Of way
Of said railway company: together with
all coal. clay and other minerals. and
mineral substances whatsoever above
and together with al buildings, and Inn
provements Of whatsoever kind or char.
acter also all engines. boilers, pumps,
hoists, mining. brfquetting and coal ma
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-15
Taking No Chance

The editor poised his blue pencil.
"You say here that Mr.. Longbow is
lying at deaths door. Well just make
that laying"
"But that's not good English" pro-
tested the reporter.
mo-" replied the editor, "but it's
better to make a grammatical error
than offend Longbow's relatives. His
reputation for veracity is notoriously
bad. d."2Boston Transcript.
The Ward County independent., 1921-12-15
NOTICE 70 xoID11S or
WARD oQUAxY WAlRAN2A |

NOTICE 70 20IDB18 or
WARD COUNTY WARRANTS
NOTICE is hereby given that all
Ward County Warrants issued on the
following named funds registered prior
to dates named are hereby called for
payment:
County General Fund registered
prior to October 18th, 1921.
County Road registered prior to
December 1st, 1921
County Poor registered prior to
January 1st 1921.
Interest ceases on same December Sth,
1921.
Dated at Minot. North Dakota this 1st
day of December. 1921.
ALFRED MOSTAD,
Ward County Treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
FINANCIAL REPORT
IS HELD INDICATION
Of DEAD CHURCHES

Rev. NJ T. Cartwright pastor II the
Tabernacle baptist Church. chose as his
subject SUNDAY morning. "A Dead
church" IIr dwclt at some length on
the following outline which h. said
were the main causes NJ churches dying
and losing their power a. The heads
~ the members ~ the churches were In
the laps NJ the world. and like samson
they had ben shurn with their power
with God aud man. ca Members ~ the
church formed social clubs and cndcav.
orvd Ia entertain the world. t3l Mem.
hers - the church were ignorant u the
Bible and their sole motive In life was
one of grcdr. 90 The church lacked
prayers and consccratcd men and wo.
men.
The minister said that perhaps the
bcst plan was to ascertain II church
was dead ar not was to listen TO its
financial report and In see how much
had been contributed to foreign mis-.
sions home missions and state missions
and a. find uu, how many members had
been added tu tn. church.
Tho church was crowded at both
morning and evening services Three
additions were made tn the church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
smEIL nE \ nIEsSING.

We believe that the wuW,u ui Ran
dan county Will hDttUV ,udurs, ~,
employment Of re- home demonstration fur
Randall ,uuptN f the COMMISSIONER
court can i.utuu. No proposition THIS
t'Hr HON, demonstrations luN, h"rn In.
strum'ntd iu greatly increasing th' ~.
n,irn1 bon thr ruurtr, homes ill over
the state of Texas and have saved
many times the salaries pid ly the
counties. --i,nudnll County News.
In 40" days when the VII, and mother
In The household was iho "old woman"
regardless of age uu thought was taken
fur her advancement. her convenience
and comfort Bul there has com, a time
In which this queen of The heart and
homo is being exalted aud property IN.
Virunrd and pnihrun,d Men have long
since realized the Wnrthwhilcn,ss ~
the county demonstration. or agricul.
turol agent as q medium through which
the husluds of the farm women may
helped with their problems Now. Il
u nothing hui right and proper that The
farmers wives. the wives ~ other hus
mess and professional mon. should hlyo
the benefit ~ The expert advice to b. re-.
rriyod through a homo demonstration
agent. by an means have uu, Of these
helpers Tor tn wives and moth.rs-tho
housek"'rors ~ Randall county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
nuRRNH FOR CHAMBER.

Tho bansford County Chamber ~
Commerce could render a great good 10
the ,owA and community az the present
time by encouraging interest IN hog rails.
INK, poultry extension and dnirying.
other chambers ~ commerce are busy
along thsso lines; wis not get busy
here. Boys and Girls pir and Calf
clubs should h. organized Cash prizes
should De- oftrpd Tor priz, winning
hogs. chickens and calves. and mar.
ket for their products should be- guar.
anted AZ Spearmau. The start would
doubtless b. In q small way. but the
movement would soon grow to consider.
ahble proportions Under approved
conditions. the hanks ~ Spcarman
would doubtless finance schemes ~ this
Reporter.
The Chamber ~ Commerce will prove
the greatest single agency for the good
OF the county and the various commu.
mites IN Il. Let the people stand united.
~ In support ~ the organization as a
medium through which to accomplish
the program for the public welfare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12

T.. n Weeks. VI. y. siVngc VI. y. Cal
laghcr. j. NJ JoyccS Vincent r. Reach,
John l.. Harrington, John \. Wink, T.
". Eockish. y. NJ Shaughuessy ~.
Mark cullen. James =. Cunningham. \.
!. Peters. J. !, Shlughncssy. T.. o.
Lang, a. l,ri,man ST.. l.co u. Roach,
Fred i'Iubst. Louis Buswcll. Paul T..
Jorn !. W. Morrison. Frank ]. k"c
han, Juscph \. Rci,man. Thos T.. Roach.
Theodore rhcdcns, y Brown. james
j. Moran. Edward NJ. Starkcr. James
\. Ryan. Chas j. Herman. ". r.
MsManus. Thomas Gordon lnman. l..
j. F,ltman. Frank NJ. Shaughnessy.
Jr., James p. Cannon. Henry Rcitmun
it,, J :. Edwards. Wilhcrt j. Roach
and l.. j. Smith.
Those from out Of the city were John
g. Sturk. Hereford, John = Rirkcn.
lcld. Nazareth Harold Mccormick. tn.
Ia; Leo j. Neusvh, -. Francis: !. \.
Fpntun Cement. Okla. y. ". tscldiur.
Happy. VIM. Sohmltg. Canyon. 4. l..
Haudi,k. White Deer; Prof =. l.. Gucn
Their, Canyon; John Blumc. -. Francis.
j. =, Clif,un. Tulia: Leo j. Gabel. ST
Frln,is, Walter y. Householder. kross:
sylvester Birkcnficld. Nazareth: Vim.
Siurk. Nazareth. {, -. Lane. nalhart;
T. ;, Lane. Dalhart; j. NJ. Pastusck.
Wichita Falls. George Frank, Canyon.
steve Nanhaus. Clovis: New Mexico:
Thee. lrlbcclS Happy; j. l.. lrlb-ck.
Happy. Matthias Gerber. NazarcthJ. 4.
and J J. Berg 81. Francis: John 10.
tara. White Deer; Ambrose Bcdnurz.
Julius Bvdnorz, and :. j. Bcdnurz.
white Deer; Martin Il. Guicc. Eugene
j Lewis, Panhandle. joe O'Iirien, Okla.
huma city. Louis l.. Bcdnorz, White
Deer. Adam Zimuch. George d. Zim.
Itch. Thco. J. Harrison, Leo y. Hogan.
Paul j, Wagner Dalhart. Harold u.
Hcim. Wichita Falls; NJ. =. Kelly. n.
j. Dwyer. Clovis, y. NJ; Vim. y, Dchn,
Fort North
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
.EP|sC0PAL|ANs WILL
HAVE CROWDED WEEK

There was u large attendance at both
the morning and evening services OF
the 81. Andrews Episcopal church. AZ
the morning service Rev. Il. y. Mac.
Callum. rector. preached ON Vision
and It's value. AZ the evening service
he expressed the thought that We get
out of life as much as We put into it,
The church program for the week will
be- as follows.
The children's confirmation class viii
meet Monday and Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock In the rectory.
The adult confirmation class will meet
at o'cioca Tuesday night In the church
The Altar Guild viii meet Tuesday NJ.
ternOun at $3.50 o'clock at the home of
Miss Lucy Meyers. 1914 Madison street.
The Woman's Auxiliary viii meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at
the home of Mrs. T.. II. Mayer. 1901
Madison street.
The vcstry will meet at the rcctory
"Wednesday nigal at 1850 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
ANNEX WILL Be ERECTED
BY MEMBERS CHURCH Of
CHRIST IN NEAR FUTURE

voluntary investment Of $4,000 cash
was made by the members III the ANA.
rillo Church of Christ In the fund for
building its Bible study annex lust east
OF the present meeting house ana con.
Meeting u nj Tenth and Fillmore streets.
Definite announcement In made that
grounc VIII be broken for the structure
this week. The annex will cost approxi.
matciy $4,000, and this Will bc IN hand
ny the time the building In completed.
With this annex Il In learned tho
church plant will he practically dou.
hlcd.
The new portion ri the building win
he Subdivided into class studies and
rooms for social activities az the church.
In the purpose ~ the committee
to have the addition finished as early
ns possible as means ~ taking care
m the overflow threatened In the Bible
S'h"o' department OF tile church work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
SHOCKING HERE AND THERE.

King Charles must have been horribly
shocked when n found that his former
subjects rcpudla,ed him. oven at the
hour In which he thought he was prac.
tically receiving an ovation and an In.
vitatlon to ascend o. the throne. This.
however. was a mos, hapeful turn ~
the tide. and tended 10 dramatically n
cruelty 20 Charles. 10 call attention 81
the world to the fact tia, all this rot
about the divine right 81 kings IL
bunk q the rawcst. ranktst sort.
Right here In America the people had
reached that point In their degcncracy
where they looked up to- nobility and
royalty. The great world waf sobercd
them. and they turned against some Of
their former excuses of adorailon Of
titles. II Is not % b. supposed that all
q the sympathy herr for the titled ones
81 the old world had entirely vanhhcd.
but few such jolts as were delivered
10 the deihroned and Vanished Charies,
viii tend to put a permanent malodor
on all such silly rot a. worshlpping at
the fee, of persons simply because they
happen TO have been born members u
the Brown. the smith, the Johnson. or
Jones families.
The people Of the old world are fed
up on this stuff and they are making
!, manifest more strongly with the
passage % the days Some Their. are who
believe tina, former Emperor William
will b. recalled 30 the throne ~ CIR.
many. but there Il little chance of such
thing. The fac, Is that thc former
monarch would look twio, before leap.
ing In the direction 81 his crsiwhlle seat
among the German people.
What remains Of the former r,lgnlng
rulers u the old world realize as never
before that they are on decidedly thin
ice. They are not ''lordins ~ over the
people, hut are holding on, ~ they knov
full well. by the grace Of the citizens q.
their respective countries,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12

a man and woman who had dared 10
brave the demands and restrictions Of
society. children under sixteen years 81
age were wisely denied privilege 90 a..
main IN the court room. The llruwn.
wood Bulletin apropos II this fact.
states odtorinlb3
IT ought TO prove very attractive "a
the average individual over sixteen. ~
rs that bad"
u IL q fact that many persons who
rave and pirate over "ind-ccnry." "Out.
ragcous" terrible" revolving "nau.
s""us' DISCLOSURES Tor the purpose %
duly impr'ssinE their asses iat,s with "a
sense II their purity" ihrougod not
only tho 'thl IN question. but may b.
found 40 an times IN nttoudinrc. when
there Is The least promise ~ disclosures
oif colorod variety These facts have
been shown many times over, and that
Is one at the reasons why so little stook
Is taken iu this shocked attitude 49,.
sumod hy SONS,
None viii deny The fact that many
hits ~ testimony that are published.
should never ho Haunted a. the public
gnzc, Tho hurifui Influence ~ IL r. gen.
orally recognized and admitted. but
these facts DO not warrant such
showing of hypocrisy and sham. ono ~
scarcely warranted In feeding ON fllih
aud then raising enough noise % die.
count circus ticket wonder. In con.
dcmnatiun 81 The exploitation Of sonsl.
iional news matter 10 shield themselves.
This hluffing az drccucy is great
game. and there are those who. after
quitting ON vice. consider u whole
some and safe thing o. loudly raise their
voices. crying "uncl,an. uncioan. an.
clean" as medium through which 10
hide themselves M they arr: This IL
huffing nj regency. but often times with
po"r effect iof the sham Is readily rec.
ogniz"d Tor what u really U.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
SAFETY IN AIR SERVICE.

Recent press dispatches carry the In.
formation that during 3.l3e. $50 miles Of
service In the air. not a single life has
been los, by commercial flying craft.
although the total list OF passengers
numbered iis.isa persons. These figures
are hased on the performance Of four
hundred and twenty five airshlps.
In the United States al this time there
are thousands Of airplanes In CONNER
cial service In both the number OF
miles covered and passengers carried
would have been doubled. This was ren.
dered impossible however. by reason q
q lack Of laws requiring registration
and other means through which exact
check may b. kept.
That aircraft viii have 10 BE- deal,
with In the near future. as compe,l.
tor to railroads. steamships and auto
mobiles. there cannot b. the least doubt
Air service l. being made safe and sane
and while there win still b. fatalities. IL
must b. recalled that there are deaths
from wrecks In :;ains ana automobiles.
Leading countries Of the world are
paying much attention 10 travel
through the air. and these investigations
IRE providing most interesting and will
ultimately lead 10 profitable and safe
Use OF alrplanes. II must be recalled
that the greatest loss OF life reported
from flying expeditions. resulted In con.
nection with "stunting' or exhibition
purposes. Great passenger ships. with
freight. or express carrying attach.
menis. Sre being built az numerous
points over the world. and those who
ara most closely in touch with the en-.
terprises declare that they have unlimit.
ed possibilities.
Truly. this IL an age Of advancement.
and the end II not reached. but merely
suggested as from the beginning
through the most advanced inventions
an appliances. The next twenty years
nj the outside should find passage
through the air. on a commercial basis.
NO smplified and cheapened az to be
generally available to the public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
WHAT ABOUT MS NEIGmBoRs.

Il Is q hmouiablc fact that u one Ia.
the bower 10 laalsh from his hmm,
date presence a nuisance. a pest an IN
fcc,ion, comparatively little concern
often. IL given 20 thoughts of how such
hanishcn, must affcc, a ncighbor
The following clipped from a recent
issue Of the Floyd County IIcspcrlan
is In point:
"A. v Harris. who lives near Peters
hurg, has been sIngulat,y lucky since
he 'singcd' a rat on his farm recently
and turned him hack amongst the other
rodents which infested the place. ~
first the rats disappeared from the I'm.
mediate surroundings of his harm where
the rat was singcd and now he r..
ports they have disappeared from his
farm lie Is hoping that the leave taking
Is pcrmancn, one"
% course. II was good stroke for
Mr.. Harris To rid his premises 81 the
rats. but what II the nclghbor onto
whom the horde was driven. Tor one
"slnged rat" will not destroy its tribe?
II may he said The ncighbor In turn
may capture and SINCE a rat Yes. tina,
is true. but the time viii come when n
"slnEed rat" viii have no more effect
on the rodent family than n summers
breeze.
The thing 10 do Is TO determine ways
and means 81 exterminatlng and no
merely shifting these rats from place
% place. The same principle applies 20
other undesirable infections. No man or
community has right 10 merely press
off the undesirable pests or disease to
the property lines of his own home.
knowing that they Will take up their
abode In increasing numbers and VIC.
lenoc agains, the property and health
q the neighbor.
Too long We have lived In n state Of
Indifference TO those about US. We have
now arrived a, that point where broad
general recognition OF the rights OF
others compel Us to exterminate rather
than 20 distribute undesirable qualities.
Just as We would not like for our
neishbors 10 run their rats onto us, or
banish their communicable diseases
from their houses and load them into
our own. No We should consider their
welfare!
This IL time for demonstrating our
humanity and civilization by taking
cognizancc 81 the rights of others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
THAT'S NOT UNUSUAL.

perryton had a mad dog scare last
week. two rahid dogs being killed after
they had run at large couple OF days
Watch your dog and II he don't look
right have him killed on suspicion
Booker has too many dogs. anyhow
Booker News
az course. there nigh, be such a
thing as an ovcrstocking Of the dog
market at Booker, hut there II also
much bunk about mad dogs" Poor
things they often have enough to make
them mad, as well AZ some people do
The mad" scare has been rcsultful In
'hc death sentence of mauS dogs. and
the animals were really very sound In
health.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
INACTIVITY LEADS TO DElTII

Only the dead llc still. the active.
moving progressive ones arr alive. Tho
following printed originally Ia the
Downs Kansa1 News. and rcpuhlish.d
In the Canadian Record. tells the story
most graphically:
"A town that never has anything TO
do In a public way Is on the way TO the
cemetery Any citizen who will do
nothing for the town Is helping 10 dig
the grave. A man who "Cusscs" the
town furnishes the coffin. The man
who il 10 selfish as 20 have no time
from his business TO give a share OF his
attention 10 movements for town i'm.
provemen, Is making the shroud. THE
NAN WHO WILL NOT ADVERTISE
Is DRIVING THE HEARsE. The man
II always pulling back from any pub
lie enterprise throws bouquets on the
grave. The man who Is M s,ingy as 10
BE- howling hard times breaches the IN.
neral and signs the doxology. And thus
the town lies buried from all sorrow
and care"
Amarillo and every other community
In the Plains Country should &c, away
from any suspicion OF being In the class
covered by the foregoing. There should
h. programs Of activities covering every
phase Of development. 40 that none
might b. led to believe that there IL a
sign Of decRdence.
Potter county il building roads. Car.
son county has brought oil 10 the sur.
face. Donley county Is 20 vote road
bonds. Deaf Smith county has biz
range Of activities on. and Armstrong
county Is improving her roads. and Ran.
dali county II closing up a stretch on
the Abo Pass that viii do much credit
10 that particular subdivision Of the
Plains Country. These are but few 81
the things that are on In great shape.
and only limited number Of the coun.
ties engaging In them. I, IL doubtful II
a survey OF the entire Texas Plains
would show n single count In which
some great community good. forward.
looking campaign Is not being staged
Just now.
Let's intensity these and be sure that
they are well based and have the good
win OF the entire people back OF them.
The Plains Country IL to come into its
own at no distant date. . the people
win but stand and work together.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
NORTHWEST
TEXAS PRESS


When tho dry amendment vas inoor
pofat'd into the frd. ul constitution all
reasonable p'opl, ,uHs.dri u tho great
question settled and h,gu 90 adjust
themselves to %, ugN situation. \ lai,
ruling states in effect that beer aud
wine may D., presented hy du,tors no ul
most amy quantity 1ud 'hHt rather frD
Uu'uiIy sl thor, BE- stun much work fer
iha pro lid.r- 10 ,Ny would mlk,
their yi'tury urtirht and SECURE, hil.
dress Post
Tho prw 1p llh'ors ana fh,yu see
80 10 that whatsoever voIk ls necessary
VIII D, dome bon order fu keep 100, Unit.
~ States dry Thn d,slnbibr ut QUO.
tnnu wnbHu.n has unfortunately fu.
90, lIuur interest. ht,u nr iu. vrl
and mtuuh'. demonstrated foo ever pei
mlt th, country Co become "N,r again.
luu7H iz duU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
METHODIsTs WILL ERECT
NEW CLASS ROOMS

Mc,hodis,s raised $4,000 toward the
building ~ an annex 10 he used for
sunday School purposes. subscrlp.
tions were asked at morning and even.
Ing meetings. The attendance was
large ON both occasions and much en-.
thusiasm prevailed. There were also
number 81 additions to the church.
The Methodist conference for the Am.
irillo district of the Northwest Confer.
encc district Is to he held at Higgins
April IL and 10 under the direction OF
Rev j. W. Story, presiding elder Of tho
district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-12
IT'S GR\DltIIN TIGHTENING

Attorney General bIurh'rty dr's mot
hold ont much hops iur John Barley.
corn. il' declares that after y.nr or
two thU people Will settle down to a
moro complete ohs'r,auD. eft DO, PROFIT.
hilton laws aud There vIl o., r.v illicit
sales Uf vhisk'y plau,l,d N,Ws
So. ~, limits are gradual, marrow.
INK. the rope ~ gradually tightening.
ana the time for 90, nu,l farewell 90
hoozy Is l' hand IN, rulings this
way aud that 1901" NOT rnmrubl, a.
the real ruling ~ uuhll. uu.mon. and
THU is Hgtln.t The continuance. ~ tho
traffic.