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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05
BooTLEGGERs DUE FOR CLEAN.
Number of Worthless Citizens Had
Better Watch Their Steps, as the
''Goblins Will Get Them If They.
Dc1't Watch Out"

ID Il |
The.manufacture and sale of moon.
shine has been growing from bad to
worse in this neighbophpod of late
until there seems Be an almost uni
versal sentiment that some of the
more prominent boot-leggers should
be grabbed off by the authorities, and
used as a horrible example for the
more ignorant Of their guild.
While it has been generally known
for some months that little hand.
full of citizens were drinking them.
selves to death just as rapidly as they
could by imbibing the poisonous brand
Of moonshine circulating hereabouts
it was only last week. that the matter
was brought to a head when a for.
mer prosperous local business man
had to be taken into custody and med
ical assistance administered to help
him from either doing himself or
others bodily harm, or from succumb-
ing to the i'll effects of the poison
he has been imbibing.
Several well-known local charae-
ters, with mo visible means of sup
port" are under suspicion and will be
promptly grabbed and prosecuted if
sufficient evidence becomes obtainable.
Linton is about due for cleanup
along this line. If the booze-fight-
death, we'll and good. But families
Of some Of these 1..en should be ar
forded little protection at least.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05
DEcEN TRAIN SERVICE RE-
s TORED N


We are ready to forgive the Mil
waukee railroad all their crimes and
midemeanors to date. We are will
ing to take Freight Agent Waller
back in to our happy family circle
and forgive him both for misinform-
ing us as to proposed train schedules,
and for waxing sarcastic about our
little habit up this way Of enjoying
flap Jacks for breakfast. We even
take hack what we said about the
Milwaukee's "seyen.o' o'clock monstros,
ity.." In fact, we are again at peace
with the world in general and the
Milwaukee road ia particular.
And what, yon ask. has caused this
great change Of heart so suddenly.
The answer is in the recent schedule
revision received BY the local agent
Of the road. Listen to the big news:
The Milwaukee, commencing next
Monday, will arrive in Linton 1t 11:45
a. m. daily, and viii depart at 1880
People from the south end Of the
county will be able to make the round
trip in q day, and still have more
than an hour at the county seat.
Passengers to Aberdeen and other
points south will not have to leave
until after dinner instead of before
.'flapjack" eating time as formerly.
Good. Now, is 1t rea:.y authentic
that this service will be put into op-
GRAFTON as advertised Answer: Ger
tainly. This time it isn't simply Mr..
Waller's prophesy We have to deal
with The Official orders have al
ready been received by the local rail
way force
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05

. lyell . any one q the eontribu.
tions from this elpb, ths quota for
Ronsn's Cinbs viii more than Be re-
,alised Haid times, de6ation, and i
Idimcult economic condition have not
deferred this club from expressing
II feeling of loye and responsibility
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05
LUxURIEs VS.. EDUCATION

North Dakota spends three times
as much for its combined amusements
sweet tooth, thirst and complexion.
as it does for education, if the COM
parisens for the federal revenue yea,
OF 1920 and the fiscal school year
of 1919-1920 hold good. During 1920
according to compilation from feder.
al luxury taxes paid, the state spent
$26,21O,735 for admittance to shows
and games; $4S0,1ss for candy; S1s..,
1929 Ats the soft drink emporiums
ana sfor U: cssmet Sps 49,,
fumes. The total Of the four items
is $44,239, ,663. Education for 1919
1920 cost $12,716,526.65.
The luxury figures are an estimate.
based upon the taxes paid in the four
classes. The assumption has been
that the government did not receive
taxes uron all goods sold, this being
one sof theaprincipal arguments for
the repeal cf the so-called nuisance
tax, going into effect Jan. 1, 1922.
Much Spent for Cosmetics
According to the figures given out
by Miss Minnie Nelson, state super
intendent, in the years compared, cos
metics and perfumes cost North Da-
kota almost as much as its teachers.
instruction that year cost the state
Sc, ,238, ,254.79. Cosmetics and perfum-
es cost $1,OO0,0O less. The $3.50, 1888,
spent for candy is not far from the
total Of the combined salaries and
expenses Of the 11,275 school officials
and the interest on school bonds,
1920 0.5s8.16 for the former and $274,-
722 for the latter. 'ij
The government lists the automo-
bile as = luxury and adds the cost Of
the auto to the $22, zoo, ,ooo, 900 which
it declares this country spends for
luxuries. In North Dakota. the auto
license tax for 1920 was within $780,
600 Of the transportation item for
North Dakota's consolidated schools
the auto tax being $e74, ,3s4.0b and
the cost Of transportation 1915. .S76. 10.
Times have changed but little in
$50 years, Miss Nelson, believes, and
beside the figures Of North Dakota's
leisure expenditures. she has placed
. saving Of Poor Richard in 1858:
Friends, the taxes are indeed yerv
heavy, and, if those laid by the gov
ernment were the only ones we had
to pay, we might more easily dis,
charge them; but we have many 9TH
ers, and much more grievous ones to
some Of Us. We are taxed twice as
much BY our idleness. three times as
much BY our pride. and four times as
much by our folly; and from these
taxes tho commissioners cannot ease
or deliver us bv allovine abatement. 4
The North Dakota school expenses
compared with the luxury taxes, in
the above follow:
SaIary e 6o67 tsachsrs. Se.2Ss.- )
1870; transportatson. 3S7e $3.50:
salary and expenses II 11.27S sebeol
osncers. S22o.6 o.604ts; evening publie
schools. ssSs211; bonds rsdssmsd,
seo6e8.ls; interest On bolsl 327l.-
722.Oo: new buildinKs, library, tsxts.
fuel sites. ianitor, Improvement and
upkeep u 5.19s institutions. ~, ,70e,-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05

+ha sta+a s,,,,.a,s.. ~. 80 Ia, 80. :
t;4;.a ta s.as supi.'e .oa,s WIN e.
! s ~ Say NJ. s..s : : % anu lequ ~
~ hsfana sI,,aaa A,,a. ss was p... ~ sU1ns
canntu = nsxt mssl M. aa.;an' ,aaa :, :
t,,,a,,.,.4 - =. ~. - 80 =, :,
u,;,I:s 7. - h b -. I - :
&C., 3; 900
i -. 1.nss. .ss 80 - A. 80
.nd al 8 ar,le ] ~ a. - 80 =, go, ,.sgs
1910 nhs .a,.,;saa ~ lasys - u,;,,: - '1oDei
u - F..ra u;,as'A u ~, -, u ,,: :.s.
.na,;. ans - =. -.,...... -. q ~.
o. xns,,. = h.,,'a> ~ 80 ;. :. :.
ants ant M da,.ns,a, -. l 49,. ~.
fnre 1ndas d = ca,a' :. . - - go ~ -
& an,arv loon ~, sd.,;5.,, = .a,,,,.
of LANCER Tha, A. d.fsndants - thaa = : :. !
a.,.s 80. .-'. =. sen =,
supreme court decided in favor os
LANCER and sent the case hack =
Judge Cole for trial .5 5 Il &
The next ten ua. when sr ,an,oe, ,,,,,S
appeared f0E trial 3iH district. court be-
fore judge cole with his witnesses
ia june. 1920 The Couri3er. Neu.,. Is
torneys then hook ! c.lhanxe r.,,. of venue
alleging they could not get = fair
trial before Judge Cole,
The csse was se..t 10 Richland
county for trial in. September, 1920,
and in January, 1921, the case was
sets for trial before judge IA Hen. in
Richland county. Lemke then filed
another change Of venue. Allen set
the case for trial bat before the case
could be heard Judge Robinson Of the
supreme court, issued q, writ rrohib-
iting Judge Allen from proceeding
in the case, citing Lemke and Judge
Allen to appear before the supreme
-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05

Linton, North Dakota, Thursday, Jan. 5, 1922.
OUR rAxrs-AND WHY
The Record Herewith Gives Present
Laws, As Well 40 Thu Changes That Have
Made "A, n Late Years
every state o North Dakota has bsen
sns h q sn
the great general dissat
first opportunity opportunity will undoubtedly
arrive first at the meeting of the state legislature be held
In order for the happened
brief ost conditions that existed
Under the meeting legislature
u.ry briefly 8 follows: All property Of what
pub religious similar hold
taxed uniform other words, stated
invested in house listed
At approximately 20
the and the board. & Al such taxes
were paid Based this limits the
school District and This situation the legislature
met in 1919
the policies
taxing Many of these adopted Almost
brought here from another The
theory Mr. I'd s plan take o The burden of M the i'm
two major bills 4s s. p A. laws
urs and b the following
Farm land business by the rail
exemption Residences the actually lived were
listed for taxation ct 50 cent of their valuation and further flat
exemption of 600 allowed that Farm improve
exempted also made machinery
tools household While the laws
short and amrle, their results farreaching.
The exemptions allowed that residential
lsvisa increased total fund was required
remaining business railroad such
add s the longer paid
u . &, E; = .ss q
allowed st tails
sasrsssds pssass
drawn from the district They
s.'s furnish tAs funds school has e" ''' almost IN
impossible
cannot be corrected until the tax law i properly revised
EYcy Id corporation North Dakota which has large share
On shift the
burden u taxstion smaller but It there just the
per valuation system present per
hand has greatly increased the assessed valuation The
teriany makes
situation but they failed
lefty and township boards
the Of 1eves And nearly all Of them have
doing past years state appropriations
have been BY millions Our making
has line
such when he the His
bame
the county and the county dads ten what state has done And
r an
especially the 81 business
called annually
failure .nd business the
and his Is sold for the legislature tried
make It little easier y passing v vhsh permits
Many assure at they
they ~ October pay the second
But y like this,
harvest doubling
work q some q the county o.s delaying the receipt BY pub
o the they had expecd
als.d ths sope.ion. tins aeon taken Il. 1921
session The sxenptn On residence has been
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-01-05

Human la' spinal cord 4 g y about is inch
es long.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
RADIO PRIMER

WIPE AERIAL single wire
aerial connected to three masts so as
to form a Z parallel to the ground.
The lead-in is taken from the point
of the V.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

20 be materially improved from the
point OF view Of salaries.
The one exception was Climene.
Her failure to bring 10 heel this in
teresting young stranger had besot-
ten in her a malice winch MS per
sistent ignoring Of her had been
steadily infiaming. She had remon-
strated with her father when the
new partnership was arst formed
She had lost her temper with him.
and called him a fool. whereupon NJ.
Binet-in Pantalooa's best manner
had lost his temper IN his turn
and boxed her ears. She piled IL up
10 the account Of Scaramouche.
one day she threw herself in his
way as he was leaving the theater.
''WiE you tell me what / have
done 20 youT' she asked him, point
blank.
Done to. me. mademoiselle? ?" He
did not understand.
She made a gesture Of impatieace.
why do you hate me-"
Hate you, mademoiselle2 I con-
slider you adorable. I envy Leandre
every day Of my life. l have ser
iously thought OF setting him 10 play
Scaramouche, and playing lovers
myself"
I don't think you would be a
success" said she.
Given the inspiration that is
given Leandre, II is possible that 1
might be convincing"
why, what inspiration do you
meaa?"
The inspiration Of playing TO so
adorable a Climene"
Her lazy eyes were now alert 10
! search that lean face of his.
you are laughing at me-" said
she, and swept past him into the
/ theater on her pretended quest.
There was nothing 10 be done with
such a fellow. He was utterly with
\ out feeling. He was not a man al
all.
Yet when she came forth again a,
I the end Of some five minutes, she
! found him still lingering at the door
/ Not gone yet?" she asked him.
superciliously.
Il was waiting for you. mademoi-
selle. You Will be walking TO the
inn. II l might escort you ="
But what gallantryi What con-
| descension"
1T amuses you to be cruel" said
! Scaramouche. mo matter. Shall
\ we walk2"
They set out together. stepping
briskly 10 warm their blood against
the wintry evening air. Awhile they
went in silence, yet each furtively
observing the other.
CONTINUED i'm Our Next Issue.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
Orchestra FurniS hes
Radio Entertainment
Here Tuesday EUeRing

Music provided by an orchestra,
urder the direction of Mrs. Verne
Grisamer was transmitted to radio
phone patrons of the South Bend Y.
NJ. c. A. broadcasting station, WBAQ
last night. Following the overture,
Leonard Fisher played a violin solo,
That's Meditation" Warren Niles
offered a clarinet solo. "MasinieIla"
by Auber. which preceded a violin
quartet number, Air Varie," Weld
Dancla, played by Leonard Fisher.
Beldon Leonard. jeanette Chesbro
and Alice Burkett. A saxaphone
quartet composed Of Martha Tracy.
Ferne Hunsberger. Winfield Seaman
and Richard Partridge. played
Melody" a number composed by
Charles Parreant, South Bend mu-
stefan. The program closed with
several orchestra selections, Gov
ernor's Own" a march by Adams.
and Cotton Top Rag" Tuxedo. ."
"Almo' and The Floral Parade"
Miss Marion Quick was accompanist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Men
tho-Sulphur 20 an itching. burning
or broken out skin, the itching stops
and healing begins. says a noted
skin specialist This sulphur prep
aration, made into a pleasant cold
cream. gives such a quick relief
even 10 fiery eczema. that nothing
has ever been found TO take its
place.
Because or its germ destroying
properties. II quickly subdues the
itching. cools the Irritation and
heals the eczema right PIP, leaving
clear. smooth skin in place Of
ugly eruptions, rash. pimples or
roughness.
You do not have 10 wait for i'm
provement. II quickly shows. You
can get a little jar OF Rowles Men
tho Sulphur az any drug store.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

WHO shared with Cilmene the honors
or the evening. his name that was
coupled with hers in the calls that
Summoned them before the curtains.
CHAPTER VI.
II seemed 10 Andre-Louis in those
I days that he had found his real
career. and not only was he begin
/ ming 10 like IL. but actually 10 look
I forward 20 / career as actor-author
/ that might indeed lead him in the
end 10 that Mecca Of all comedians,
\ the Coincide Francaise. AID there
were other possibilities. From the
writing OF skeleton scenarios for i'm
/ provisers. he might presently pass
/ TO writing plays Of dialogue. play
I in 1.-The proper sense OF the word.
after the manner Of Chenier, Eglan-
tine, and Beaumarchais.
Now, dream though it was, he did
not neglect the practical side OF il.
You realize" he told NJ. Binet,
that ! have it in my power TO make
your fortune for you"
He and Binet were sitting alone
together in the parlor Of the inn al
l Pipriac. drinking a very excellent
bottle Of NOlnay. II was the night
after the last performance there OF
! Les Fourberies."
Il will concede it, my dear Scara-
mouche, so that I maye hear the
sequel"
And Scaramouche proceeded tC
unfold a scheme that filled Binel
with a paralyzing terror
After Redon, Nantes" he said
Nantes and the Theatre Feydau."
NJ. Binet choked in the act OF
drinking. The Theatre Feydau was
sort Of provincial Coincide Fran
caise.
But why not Paris and the Come.
die Francaise?" wondered NJ. Binet
with sarcasm. when at last he had
got his breath.
THAT may come later" says i'm.
pudence.
Eth? You've been drinking, ny
friend"
But Andre-Louis detailed the plar
that had been forming in his mind
Wen talk of Paris after Nantes.
me finished, supremely matter-o
fact, lust as we will definitely de-
eide on Nantes after Redon."
The responsiveness that could
sway a mob ended by sweeping NJ
Binet off his feet. The prospec
which Scaramouche unfolded, If ter
rifying. was also intoxicating.
THE thing remains possible,
said he then, holding his glass to tn,
light, and speaking casually, "a
long as l am with YOU"
Agreed. my dear Scaramouche
agreed Our chance meeting was
: fortunate thing for both of US"
i And now for the remainder o
my proposal"
"Ah? And the proposal?"
rs that you constitute me you
partner, with an equal share in tn
, profits Of your company"
: finally came was, naturally, the onl.
one possible in the face OF so firm
a resolve as that Of Andre-Louis
who held the trumps
In the end the matter was settled
and the announcements duly made {,
the assembled company. There were
Of course, iealousies and resent
ments. But there We're readily swal
lowed when it was discovered tina
the lot of the entire company wa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

should be able to locate the sources
OF Interference.
Before tho loop or coil antenna
came into prominence. receiving ap-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

paratus was frequently set up in
an automobile with small antenna
on top OF the car. the receiver tuned
to the distributing slgnaI, and the
auto set under way. The idea was TO
circle through a given territory. the
trend Of the circle always being in
that direction where. signals seemed
loudest.
Finally the signals would be def
nitely located within a small area
where the search would be concen-
trated for the source Of the disturb
ance.
Search Simplifed.
The use Of a loop or coil antenna
simplihes this search considerably.
As is we'll known. the loop antenna
receives best when it lies in the plane
through which the signal advances.
If the plane Of the loop points
toward the transmitting station, the
signal is loudest. If the plane of
the loop is at right angles to the d.
rection of propagation of the sig
nails, no call will be received.
Two such loops set at some little
ulSlduCo from edCn OlueT VIII De
able to closely approximate the 10
cation Of the source Of disturbance.
The locality is then visited and care
ful examination made.
IN case of electric light wires, It
will usually be found that a high
tension circuit is discharging into
the branch Of a tree, or that a de-
facff-a Tuea IN the fra ocfa yy,,ar ro1a
IS giving the trouble.
Boys Set.
In the case OF a small boys set,
his antenna usually will give him
away. If this chances to be indoors,
inquiry in the neighborhood gener-
ally VIII disclose the culprit
have visited communities where.
for weeks at a time. faulty lighting
circuits or high tension transmission
lines caused so much trouble az to
make IL impossible for anyone with
in a radius Of several miles to salts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
ZIEGFELD ASSERTS
AMERICAN GIRLS IN
PARIS ARE FIRST"

PARIS, June 2s.-(By I. y. Sd
Nowadays one has TO bring
American girls 10 Paris 10 show
the French the real meaning OF
the word beauty" declared
Florenz Ziegfeld. worlds cham
pion picker OF feminine peaches
in an exclusive interview today.
Mr.. Ziegfeld. whose New York
theatrical choruses have caused
the hearts OF many a millionaire
TO fiutter paid American girls
one OF the highest compliments
they have ever received from a
beauty exrert.
Until recently Paris was the
greatest center OF beauty in the
world. Ten years ago a theatrical
man who wished TO dazzle audi
ences with the beauty of his
choruses came TO Paris 20 find
the girls. But now all is changed.
Every beautiful woman I saw at
the Grand Prix turned out 20 be
an American"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
e -NIE
S2zRRA'tl /! o.: l'::....
~ OB Rafael 0abatInl
Q BY Rafael 6abatlnt

Of bygone age. all black, from flat
velvet cap TO rosetted shoes. his face
whitened and a slight up-curled mus
tache glued 10 his upper lip. a small
sword at his side and a guitar slUns
behind him. Scaramouche surveyed
himself in mirror. and was dis
posed to be sardonic-wihich was the
proper mood for the part.
He bowed 10 his reflection in the
mirror.
''Buffoonl" he apostrophized il
AT last you have found yourself"
Ten minutes later the three
knocks sounded. and the curtains
were drawn aside.
Andre-Louis was assailed With
nausea in that dread moment. He
attempted 20 take a lightning mental
view OF the first act OF this see
mario OF which he was himself the
author-in-chief: but found his mind
a complete blank. HIS arm was
Aclutched, and he was pulled violent
Is toward the wings. lie had a
glimpse OF Pantaloon's grotesque
face. its eyes blazing. and he caught
a raucous growl.
''Climene has spoken your cue
three times already"
Before he realized u. he had been
bundled CT TO the stage. and stood
there fOollshly. blinking IN the glare
OF the fo0tlights. with their tin re-
hectors So utterly foolish and be-
wildered did he look that voIley upon
volley OF laughter welcomed him
from the audience. which this eve-
ming packed the hall from end t.
end.
Name OF a name" NJ. Binet
grOaned. what VIII happen when
they discover that he isn't actiag2'
But they never did discover j.
scaramouche's bewildered paralysis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
Loop Receiver
May Be Used to
Locate Trouble
BY PAUD Is. GODDEY,
Americas Foremost Radio Authorit,

A faulty fuse or transformer In
the Light supply wire, a high tension
wire which swings and touches a
tree. or sonletimes q YOUNG boy who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
BEGIN HERE TODAY.

BEGIN HERE TODAY.
To escape hanging on the charge
OF seditiOn.
AMBIGUOUS MOREAU fees from
his native town OF Gavrillao ana
delays his revenge on the
MARQUIS DE La TOUR D'AZYR.
There are two motives behind the
revenge OF Andre-LOuis. His
deares- friend,
PHILIPPE DE VmnTORIN. had
been triclced into a duel and slain
BY the Marquis because the noble
feared Phihppe's dangerous gift
81 aloquence." Andre-LOuis swore
20 carly on the ideals or ihs
friend. The second motive sprang
from his love FOR
ALINE DE KERCADFOU, niece OF
the Lord OF Gaxrnlac. who is
popularity believed TO be the father
Of AMBIGUOUS. The predicate
Marquis has sued FOR the girls
hand.
TO escape detection, Andre-Louis
joins a band OF strolling players.
he does not wish 20 appear on the
stage. but IN a sudden emergency
the head OF the band.
MONSIEUR BENDT. states that he
win either appear as Scaramouchc
or be surrendered as a fugitive
from Justice
co on WITH THE STORY.
Vow. my friend" said NJ Binet.
''wIu YOU be II. Parvissimus and
play Scaramouche tomorrow. or VIII
you be Andre-Louls Moreau OF Cav
Tillac and 90 20 Rennes 20 satisfy
the Kings Lieutenant p"
II Yield 20 your most eloquent
and seductive peTsuasions. N. b.
net" sid AMBIGUOUS sweetly.
CHAPTER Y.
Dressed III the close-atting suit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
Hear Concerts on
Tour of Highways
Is Latest Stun t

Two OF the latest achievements OF
mankind have Joined hands.
Automobiles and radio.
HencefOrth. these children viii
grow up together. almost as twins.
for their own increased benefit and
pleasure.
Signs Of their progress come from
all parts Of the United States. Auto
mobiles are going on tours, hand-in-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

hand with younger brother radio.
Even automobile buses have taken
radio along for the pleasure Of the
occupants.
Running out Of Oakland. Cal. to
neighboring cities, one Of a fleet Of
motor buses entertains its passen-
gers with radio concerts picked up
from the city. The chauffeur Is
radio operator also.
Highways throughout the country
will encounter the novel stunt Of
radio-equipped touring automobiles.
A Denver enthusiast has rugged up
his machine with a complete radio
receiving set so as 70 keep in touch
with the city wherever he may be.
His aerial takes the form Of a
fat-top, 16-wire type. The receiver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29

HOW SOURCES OF INTERFER
ENCE ARE LOCATED.