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The Monett times., 1922-11-10
WHEAT MARKET
Effective November 8.

LA1CSbAfC ~NONCLlDCl y.
SO test, S1.05; So test, S1.03; 81 test
$1.01; Sc test, CSC; 55 test, csc; "a
test, Gle; So test, s8c; 81 test, SAC;
81 test, SOC; so test, 76c.
The Monett times., 1922-11-10

Chilly mornings you need an oil
heater. $3.50 and up at BRADFORDS
83tf
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
ASK UNIFORM SIGNALS
Railway Association Recon-
mends Standard CoIors.
One Of the Suggestions Made In the
Interest Of Public Safety Is Use
Of Yellow in Automobile
Tail Lights.

ChicagO.-In the interest of public
safety recommendations for the stand
ardization of colors for traffic signals
are being considered. These recon-
mendattons were made on behalf of
the signal section Of the American
Railway association at O recent con-
ference requested by the Illuminating
Engineering society and the Interna-
tional Traffic Officers association and
held under the auspices Of the Ameri-
can engineering standards committee.
The recommendations are:
l. The principle of red for stop
everywhere, unless qualified by more
favorable indication-that is at high
way crossings with railroads if train
Is approaching, in fixed signals and
in the hands of traffic officers, at
street intersections, at the ends Of
streets, and possibly to indicate ex-
cavations in streets.
2. Yellow for tail lights Of automo.
biles, possibly excavations in streets
and for calling policemen, or for any
other purpose where caution is re-
Quired; possibly at busy street inter-
sections to indicate that the traffic
lights will be changed from red to
green or from green to red.
8. Green lights for fire escapes, for
proceed at street intersections and
other purposes to indicate the way is
clear.
In presenting these recommends
tions on behalf of the signal section
A. h. Rudd chief signal engineer Of
the Pennsylvania system, said:
''The railroads are particularly in
terested in eliminating the use Of the
red light for various purposes other
than that Of indicating danger or stop
unless qualified by more favorable
color. They desire that any scheme
devised may conflict as little as pos
sible with their own signal systems al
ready established and that uniformity
of indications in the protection Of
highway crossings at grade may be es-
tablished."
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
BAD ENOUGH TO BE NAMED

diner at a restaurant called for
his bill
LET me see" said the waiter. what
have you had, sir?"
Three fish" commenced the diner.
Three, sir:' questioned the waiter
II only brought you two, think"
No" replied the customer with u
sad smile. You brought me two
ilackerel and one smelt.'-Tit-Rits.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MAN.
AGEMENT, CIRCULATION. ETC,
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF
CONGRESS OF AUGUST "a,

OF Hope Pioneer, published weekly at
iope. North Dakota for october i. 1922
State of North Dakota
Ccu.ty of Steele. 81
Hetore me. a Notary ublic. in and for
the State and county aforesaid person
alir aDpeal ed l.. j. Bowen. who. having
bee. ,iiN sworn according to law, de-
pose, and says that he is he editor OF
ill.,. ..uie Pioneer and that the following
is. to tile best Of his knowledge and be-
liei true statement OF the ownership.
n.l,,t-enent tand il daily paper, tne
c;.tiu.. Tor the date shown in the above
caption required by the act OF August
- 1872. embodied in section 4+S, Postal
ls,M' and Regulations. printed on the re-
verse Of his form. to WY:
i. hat the !.:.naes and addresses OF the
puHu sAcr editor. managing editor aho
buSi:,-SS manaEcrS are:
u,,.;yhe::. Moth Dakota Publishing Co.
Hope. n. Oak.
t:,ii,o. l.. J. Bowen. Hope. n Oak.
Name -ing Editor. none
Rus::iess Managers. n"ie
that the owners are tGiHe the names
AMI addresses of individual owners, or. ii
!, corporation. give its name and the
names ana add esses .; stockhoderss
Owning holding pc! cent or more OF
tie TOTAL amount Of stock.)
j. \. Pepper, t'lieo. \. D.; l. J. Bowen
l.opr. y. D.: *. ~. Bowen; iiope. \. d
:. 'ri;a the known bondholderS. mott
"a StGS. ana Otnef itiASi , Cn iIi!It,
oi hoisli... ! per cent or nlntc OF the total
al: nun, Of bonds. mortgages. on othel
securities are:
i. y. Bowen. 1iope. y. Oak.
That the two paragraphs ne::t above
::>'i,!s tho names OF the owners. stock
holders and security holders. if any. con-
tain hn, only the list of stockholders and
Sc :ulity holders as they appear on the
looks Of the company but also. in cases
where the stakeholder or security holder
appears on the books OF the company as
trustee or III any any other fduciary re-
lation. the name Of the person or corpor-
alton Tor which such trustee is acting, is
given also that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing atlantis
full knowledge and belief as to the cir
cunstances and the conditions under
which stockholders and security holders
VINO do not appear upon the hooks Of the
company as trustees. hold stock and Sc.
curities in a capacity other than that O.
d bona tide owner; and this afliant has NJ
reason To believe that any other person
association. or corporation has any in
terest dii cct or indirect in the said stock
bo:.ds. or other securities than as Sc
stated by him.
:. Not required from weekly publication
l.. j. BOWEN
Sworn to and subscribed before m,
this pad day of October. 1922.
*. w. HAVIl.AND.
faIy commission expires July 90. 1928
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
PARIS BEAUTY SUES MANAGER
Frances "Queen Of Queens" Passes
Up Marriage for Stage
Contract.

Paris, France.-Because he dashed
her hopes of becoming stage star,
Frances most beautiful glrl' is suing
a theatrical manager for breach Of
contract.
Elected by popular vote Frances
"queen Of queens" for 1922 and &C.
claimed the most adorable out of
100000 adorable blondes and bru-
nettes, Mile. Germalne Buchet expect
ed to fulfill her childhood dreams of
appearing before the footlights.
She turned down many offers of
marriage, she alleges, to sign con-
tract for appearance in the operetta
"Helen Returns" but the role went to
a rival beauty.
Now Mile. Buchet demands that the
court make the manager keep his
promise or pay.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate Of Bertrant c. Shaw,
tsoinetimes known and called by the
name Of Bert. c. Shaw, late of the city
Of Sioux Falls. in the County of Minneha-
ha. and State of South Dakota, deceased,
10 the creditors of. and all persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit their claims, with the necessary
vouchers to the undersigned at his resid-
Steele. and State of North Dakota That
the time within which claims can be
presented to the said administrator with
the will annexed has been litmted to
six months from the date Of the first
publication of this notice.
Dated at Finley. North Dakota this
23rd day of September, 1929.
M. b. CASSELL.
Administrator with the will annexed OF
the estate Of Bertrand c. Shaw (soms-
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SAL

NOTICE is :;En!-oI GIVEN. Tina,
.'.'t tei'i'i.! ieit! estate .iiu. igi.5t iHalI-
executed and delivered by Art..u. G size
gagors, to y. r. Holt as mo..tyu;ec. u..eI
SeptelaLe! .. 1924 and fled st4ld .cuu.,tr /;
III the office u the tiesiste Of DeeIs IL.
ana az l. loI the county OF stee.e, and STATE
temher 1921 at T. NJ. il. Book :. OF
Mortgages. page SO: that suc:. default
exists by reason vi the morlgaguls upu;e
named having failed TO keep the Lnil,lln :
on said premises Insured, u:ll f;.iicA 20
pay the taxes the con as F, he SAME leca1ne
uae' ana tlat by reason >oi S.,y.l ue.:,u Is
ana under the terms and Coz GitluiS vi S.tl;.
mortgage and y! virtue ot autnority Goa
tanned i'll the said mortgage, a.! !C ..e
further leason ina. said ~, t.:.o,s i.., g.
abaadohea said premises the sad mort
Sagee has declared the Mi.o.c sun! .ei..ain-
i'!s uili'ala upon SAID MT gaze to IL. ,i.i..
and payable; will be fureciuseu by Il ~ e.
OF Tie premises in such mo. t-aee AMI
hereinafter decribed at the front dooi Of
the Opera House in the Village yt t,i,,-
.eE. III sald County of Stee.e and State
OF North Dakota tsaid Opera House beng
the place where the las, ierln of tue DIS
trlct Court in and for said couuty OF
steele S.,' vas as. heidi or Saturday the lstn
o'clock P. NJ to satisfy the amount
ale. '''' l'.' '''>' -
.tse j. "A1:s',s dose ed in said mont
80 -, ,'!H "!!icl VIII be 10! eC.oSci - sat
~ 'h', same tie those ce.taln H. elnises
s,tuSlel s IN the County Of .ste..e ami State
OF North Dakota, and tesc i3c:l as fol-
!o"s to-wit:- Lots One 81, Two lo) <.
nee 80, IN H.och Numbered -four "a.
H., T. ti.e nrigi;l: 1'owlnsite Of the Towa Of
nI apon; according to the plate thereof on
NC a.id Oh ierord III the oiice o; the Re-
Steele ''' ''o'''Y VI
mere win he due upon SAID mortgage
on ii. '!ie ne dhS or Saie for principal aud in;e.
est tie sum OF 3i32S 50. tpgethe., with the
costs aud disbursements Of this forec,,,
sure including legal attorneys fees
| late October ij 1929
, A. Il. HOLT
| A., y, NJ. = t'Af., .l.H 7. Mo:tgagee
| i!'ItH' y. ~ iul2-Gti
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Skunks Lure Bees
From Hives, Eat EN-

Washington.-A report from
Ohio received by the biological
survey Of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture says
that skunks are giving great
deal Of trouble to beekeepers IN
that region. The skunks visit
the hives at night and scratch
on the outside till the bees come
out. AS soon as they appear the
sEunks eat them. The biological
survey recommends that under
such conditions the hives be
fenced in with chicken wire at
'naS, three feet high.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19

Miss Theodore Olsen is pictured
here with the gopher turtle brought
from the dry pine woods of Florida
by Curator Englehardt Of the Brook
lyn museum. The turtle is of a queer
species and known to be vegetarian,
feeding for most part on grass and
various farm products. 1t is exception
ally tame and harmless and at the
least show Of battle on the part of
other animals will draw it's head and
legs into its shell.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Sure She Would Accept Him

She-Just imagine! Suppose y0tl
We're so Immensely wealth" that you
couldn't spend your incolne-what
would you do?
He-Marry you
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Endurance.

"FHShiunS are liindrances TO health -
Cayenne. only robust people can
wear silk stockings in winter and furs
In summer.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Feared the Worst.

Camera Mantle director tells me
we're going to film the landing Of the
pilgrim fathers. What do you suppose
he'll give your
Curly the Cowboy (gloomily)-1
dunno. But, judging from the fool
parts I've had to play lately. wouldn't
be none surprised if I'd have to be
the gangplank.-Film Fun.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Ex-servlce Mon In Great erlt.,n.

- w wv 'SS'5 III 0TOWS 0VJIUJUe
The employment Of British ex-serv.
Ice men under the national scheme
continues and up to and Including
November 10, 1921, no fewer than
2S,926 employers had enrolled under
the scheme, while 1884, 1896 disabled ex.
service men had been given positions.
On November ], 22,533 ex-service men
were receiving industrial training and
S6,153 ready for training. Since August
l. 1919, 44,l82 men have completed
training courses.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Bad W .c+cr,

Flubh-Sn tlir ,'..rlnr advised an i'm
mediate operation:
bnh''-Y">. h" thought i, best Ii,
view Of his patients tlwint1ing bank
account
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
His Unknown Success.

81 play bridge only for amusement, .
observed the dub. ...
81 have no doubt" responded his
partner, that your efforts alnuse you :
opponents very much"
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
They Often Do.

"You have u charming wife"
"Yes. I'm lucky In love but unluck,
at cards. She criticises my play un
mercifully."
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19

:inses known and called b.: the name ut
sect. &. Shaw, deceased
VIM. BARCLAY.
Attorney fc- Administrator:
Fiiley. N..ti. Dakota
Fist Publication September 20, 1922
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
SECOND CHAMBER FOR
IRISH PARLIAMENT
IS BEING DISCUSSED

Dubln. April 1s.-The promises or
protection made 70 the southern minor
ity by Arthur Griffith are the subject
20 considerable speculate here. :or Il
IS not definitely known y LAT PROVISIONS
the new Irish Free S'&'" constitution
will make for carryjnG them out. Tho
possibilities OF second chamber in me
Irish parliament have been discussed
as we'll as the powers such chamber
would have therefore the public is
anNiously awaiting some authentic an
rouncement TO clear up the hints drop
ped by political leaders from time 20
time.
Some Importance has been a:Sachcu
20 a public utterance by Nr. p2rreI
FiSgis. who was acting chairman or the
committee formed 10 draft the constitu-
ton. He stated that the question OF
second chamber had been tackled and
answered Satisfactorily and str,Hingy
and in a way never attempted by any
country in The world before.
Mr.. Figsis said that there were men
in Ireland o: eminent worth and service.
Judgment and wisdom. who because OF
their qualities, would be reluctant 10
mass through the ordeal, but who
oupSht, nevertheless. 20 be called into
the national service. and would be chos-
en- II the people had an opportunity OF
choosing them. They would never o"
chosen by any one OF the acknowledged
political machines, be declared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
Direct TeIegraphiC
:. Service to Sweden

Stockholm. April For the tirst time
in history Sweden and tho United states
will have direct Geographic commurl-
cation through the erection OF hiSh
power radio station which is to be con
Structcd Immediately on the SWEDISH
west coast. Heretofore all cable or
radio communications between the TWO
countries were rclaHed from London or
Paris.
The Riksdas long ago appropriated
the initial sum OF %.oOh.OV" kronor'
more than $3.50. 900. to begin the work.
but i, was rot until recently that the
Swedish State Telegraph BOARD and the
Radio Corporation OF America reached
4 satisfactory agreement under which
the fees for all radio traffic will hs
divided equally between the two coun-
tries.
When The State Telegraph Board 20
ported to the Swedish government that
the previous. obstacles in the way OF
building the station had bccFl removed.
contract bids were called for from the
leading radio constructing companies o!
the world. On the basis % offers thus
obtained Il IS calculated that the cost
Of the new station will not exceed 8
000. 900 kronor, about $L.t00.00o.
One reason strongly iavorins an i'm
mediate start OF work IS the serious
unemployment situation IN Sweden. II
is belieVed that at least 100000 will
find its way into the pockets OF the
Swedish joblsss who will be engaged in
building the station.
The total teleSraphic traffic between
Sweden and North and Central America
amounted last year to 1850, o0h words.
The head Office Of the new station vii!
be located in GothenburC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
BIG HAUL OF LIQUOR
. ,..u LAW V|0LATORS
SIX Stnls, 300 Gallons Of Mash and
rhrsS Pr1sonerS Taken In Raids

Fa.,mont. ". Va, Apri, l9.-SiN COP
Per stills. three hundred gallons o.
mash and three prisoners were taken IN
raids made today at Frances mine AZ
K!l,aru,, near the county line oS Marion
and Harrison counties by county and
state officers.
Ed Armstrong. cotnrcd. was arrested
charged with Interfering with Officers
and highway robbery. lie was charged
with assaulting Frank Post riner
and robbing him OF so. TIL" alleged
robbery occurred several weeks ago.
! Officers say that Armstrong, when he
saw the police approaching. ran from
house TO house. tipping - the riolators
OF the prohibition amendment.
! Two wash boiler stills were seized
and 20 gallons Of mash destroyed at the
home OF Frank Banks colored. When
Banks saw the police coming. he seized
the copper coil and Ied from the house.
He was pursued by State Trooper 1ur-
Iphy Who overlook him after chasing
him about a hundred yards. When the
locdcer caught him no had disposed OF
The coil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20

terms and conditions therein stated.
Order 10 lease ordered and issued.
Order to lease returned and flied. en-
dorscd with return OF guardian ana Win
copy OF executed lease attached. case
approved and confirmed and ordered de-
i!vered 10 lessee. Record ordered.
Harvey Marcellus. deceased. Aiias
notice TO william Marcrlius. one OF the
next or kin ordered. order issued 10
sheriff OF Fra nkl!n county.
Dehorah Walker. deceased. Petition
TO Sc! PERSONAL property-stocNS-at
prlvat" sale tiled with affidavit on same
20 sell at legs than appraised vnlue.
Private sale NJ not less than price
fixed by court ordered. order issued.
Thursday Afternoon Club
The Thursday afternoon Club Will
meet this afternoon AZ the homo or Mrs.
Frank Rryant on Marietta street. FANCY
work and other social diversions Will be
enjoyed and refreshments will be served
by the hostess.
Card Club
Mrs. Isaac Ecwl!n OF Marietta street
will be hostess 10 tho Card Club on next
Tuesday evening. Five hundred Will
be tho chief diversion OF the evening
and refreshments VIII be served NJ
seasonable hour.
FyEu1Bn 6nI84u
The Pythian Sister Lodge will hold
their regular meeting on tomorrow eve
ming. a number OF new candidates VIII
be taken into the ldGe and scial SEES
sin will he hold after the meeting
large attendance is expected.
Install New Directors
The now directors OF the Dollars Saw
inCs Bank OF this place were sworn IN
yesterday afternoon by Attorney A. II.
Mitchell. The directors. elected on April
I"th arc the Sa NE az served during inc
part year and are: i. W. nickey Fresi-
dent. A. n. Brown. vice President II. W.
Mitchell. w. $. Close II. r. 1.oe, Lafay-
cite Thomas and \. T.. Nichol. meet
Ing was held afterwards and routine
business transacted.
St. Clairsvillo Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Togarcs OF Main
street are the proud parents OF an eight
pound baby girl
Attorney George Mckee OF Fridge
p0rt was 4 business caller here yeSte' :
day.
Mrs II. G. Leonard and daughter OF
Minerva. arrived yesterday 70 spend
short time At the home or her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Butcher.
charles Ford Of RarncSville was in St
Cla!rsville on business yesterday.
J. j.. Doudna of Bannock was VS.
itor hero Wednesday.
sheriff Lynch was a business visitor
In columbus yesterday.
Attorney H. G. Pratt ~ Martins Ferry
was in town on business yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
CORE THROAT
Gargle with warm sait wst0
- then apply over throat
VI&G:1k$:$
Oea ~ Atllioa Isa Used YsGb
Had Rheumatism
After the "FIu"
AL Como and No Stomach O. BOvSl
Trouble.

There is nothing much more alarming
than hcart-flutter:ng. especially when II
accompanies a severe attack OF rheuma-
tism that seems to be incurablc. Couple
this with severe stomach trouble. con-
stipation and dizzy spells and one Is
seriously III.
That was the condition that Mrs. II.
A. Heck. OF Erie, Penn. reported to a
representative OF Wentworth, the IA
nous stomach and bowel remedy that
eliminates the poisons from the System
calms disordcred nerves. gives restfu
sleep. stops heartburn, gas belchtng and
b!oating and other miserable symptoms
that cause heart troubles OF that nature
She told him too that she got RELIEF
with the first bottle and was very soon
feeling as we'll as ever with all her
aches, pains and dizziness gone.
Most first class druggists sell Serv-
Worth at dollar bottle ard every
ono OF them is authorized to give the
money hack II the results Of the first
ways for sale in this city at G. r. Griest
T. Co.'S drug store. Try bottle to-day
and see what il will do for you. IT IS
wonderful for children that are conSti-
patcd or run down and they like its
pleasant taste.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
RHEUMATIC PAINS.
EASY TO STOP IN.
IS TO 80 MINUTES.
Guarantees Pain Will Stop
In Few Minutes Or
Money Back
A NEW TREATMENT AND
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY

The A"hn anh tramp n cd fash
.onHd rheumatism and LumhaG" comes
c-oin the pulling. rortur!nr taN"'un'Iri
muscles. These muscles can DO relaxed
ma pain ran.Sicd almost Ike magic.
through discovery by German chem
IS; ~ powder which now can be Oh
ta;nrd in America under nam" ~
Adams Wonder CnHsu,cS IS grain.
n suffering aSoay from cramps. pains
and misery drop IN az the drug store -?
Serd for 4 b":t.c 81 thcS.' Capsules.
Take : hn~cs. ha.c hour apart. with
swallow os water &c capSuI"S). and X
all pair. misery and suffering doesn't
completely disappear Inside OF one hour
afterHards-br:nS or send hack balance
- tho bottle aad tests costs nothing
Nc cheer:ul.v refund money. Ta!s
ofre- Is good ~ mail orderS--w" prepay
bottle genuine Ada ms Wonder Capsules
on -"Tc;pt o! 81. OF Wi send
fr9rcri pct . -. l.. =. ~ t;ri"st'S ,'u'
Ea,c--il.5 Marie: 3. Wheeling. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
MARTINS FERRY
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
ON AUGMENTATION

The Ansricanfxation Conference and
institute wiz be held At the auditorISHI'
% the Martins Ferry high school. It'll
III is hoped that the teachers, ministers
and delegates from AL civic orEaniza-
tons and clubs Of Martins Fe:rS'
Bridgeport Bellasre ST Saif tGsns
and Flushing. will avail themselves OF
tho opportunity afforded in the program
10 become moro definitely acquainted
with our responsibilities in maRins
GOOD American citizen OF the foreigner
Letters vere sen, out TO various os-
gant3ations and churches or the clSy
urging them TO help make tnls Hefsns
10 suHesa. There will be four meetings. q
Afternoon and evening Of Friday ana
Tho program Of the meetings follow:
Friday. ZOO p M:
Work .--....
....-.-........M Mrs. sara Gelsn%
Of Cincinnati. who is club woman
Of the Federated Clubs OF the state;
discussion by local representatives OF
the Women's Clubs.
Friday Evening .. m
Address by Mr. T.. c. Vermlllton. state
Supervisor OF Americanization
Addresses by other members Of the In
Stitute. the same to be selected oE
saturday Morning 900 o'clock.
oc Teaching me
liner" Miss Lillian =, =: ,nins
-AqSuptrrisor &C Teacher ITa'n'ns'
~ s;'Eacial Background
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson
peM Of women ot AHron CnirerSiE'
\ ddrcss-'Citizensh;p and Govern
Tcat" DR. Raymond Molcy
OF Cleveland. OHIO.
Saturday Afternoon 200 O'CLOCK.
ddress--Methods ..... :;..., :, I.,,.
Miss Lillian + CtSrS
en- forum conducted by Mr.. +. I.
'ermilliou. 1
Sote: An questions which are asEe1
r,n~ this open forum Will be answered
(the members OF the institute totce.
~ from your druggist. horse. cattle
oo,,l.rv nowder apr 1870