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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-19

900 o'clock il. ii. on the 10th day ~
Nov. IA. D.s1922 I'D setisfy the amount
dun upon such mOrt1Axa onSthe day o1
sale. The premises deecribed Hi such
M~ortgage and which will be sold g. ct
iSfy the Same are those certain prem
ises situated In the County of Botti-
sneau and State OF North Dakota and
described an follows: The North East
Range So,
CAS- authorized to do by the terms Of
the above described mortgage. M. Z.
Murphy has paid the 1919 and 1890
taxes In the sum d $1S6.Ss and has In
Guided the same in this foreclosure.) =
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the sum Of Two
Hundred Forty One and 47-lO0 t~s241.47)
Dollars plus costs. $Ss%% \ Il
Dated this 7th day Of Oct. 1922.
/ =, 49, M. r. Murphy.
-.-... - ,.. .xE Mortgage.
J. e. Louden, fsSsssr
Attorney for Mortgage, :
Grand Forks. N. d.
Oct, II to Nov. 49, aE5#,2'
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Bottfneau, N. Oak.
To the Voters Of Bottineau County:
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
the polling places III the various cleo
ton precincts, in the County of Botti-
neau a general election will be held for
state, district and county offices.
United States Senator
Representatives in Congress, one from
each congressional district
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State ST.
State Auditor % E.
State Treasurer .>*#
Attorney General -
Commissioner of Insurance
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Commissioners of Railroads, three
Judges of the Supreme Court three
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State nTn Serssof distr 9ns from each sven
Members of the House of Representa-
tives. as apportioned by Chapter 2,
Session Laws Of 1917.
County Officers
Sheriff -
Auditor
Treasurer #%
Clerk Of District Court
Register Of Deeds
States Attorney
County Judge .%EE
s S"psr3@tendent of SCHOOLS
Coroner sA
County Commissioners, First and Fourth
justices Of the Peace. four
~Constables, four
Official newspaper. to be chosen in
compliance with the provisions of
Chapters 1877. Session Laws Of 1919.
The election precincts Of Bottineau
County. n the voting places therein
established are as. follows:
No. l Homen Twp. Home Of Knute
Rude on Sec. 28.
No. 2 Roland Twp. Town Hall on Sec.
No: 8 Dalen TWP. Setter School House
on NWA Sec.19
No. 4 Haram Twp. Town Hall on Sec,
No. S Scandal Twp. School house No.
2 on NWA Sec. 16.
No. s Scotia TWP School house No i
No. 7 Richburg Twp. School House in
City of Westhope
No. 8 Wayne TWP. Town hall in town
of Kuroki II
No. 9 Antler Twp. and Antler City
Fire Hall in City of Antler
No. 10 Wheaton Twp. School house on
No. II Cordelia Twp. Juneau School
house on Sea- g u
No. - Whitteron TWP. Town hall on
NV corner of SWA Sec. Fl
No: 10 Pickering Twp. Anderson
No: Il Peabody TWP. Town Hall on
Sec. 16
No: Is Eidsvold Twp. Town Hall on
No. 1e City of Willow City, City Hal
Nc. IT Sergius Twp. Harris School
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-19

TERMS: ALI Us UNDER 5000 CASH OWE H AMouN TME WILL BE GIVEN II oCE l.
1929 WITH APPROVED SEcURIrY NOTEsB BEARING NTEREST AT EN- PERCENT FWE PERCENT
DISCOUNT FOR CASE ON ALI AMOUNTS oVER $1,000 ~ "
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tarial work, bookkeeping. shortAa.A,
typewriting, and prepare Tor i 90
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mo. 6I Village III CverlyssToWn HALL
No. 6a Village aOf Gardens Fire Hall
No. 63 yillaEe of EcArnan. Opera
No. 64 Village 3of Newhurg Opera
No. SIS city 81 Westhope city Hall
- No 80 Village of Russell Pioneer
Hall sSs.@& Tsas#s &$8s 4NA
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my land and affixed he seal OF the
county, at the County Seat. In City
of Bottineau. this It'll day lot octobers
1929 SaS3S 4s
SEAL
I54l 55ss.5; VIM. M. Martin.
County Auditor
Oct 40 "a Nhv. y II
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20

he following bills:
Construction OF Rural Post Roads
IL. X. 11131-To authorize the
appropriation OF additional sums
for Federal aid in construction
Of. $69.0OO.0U0 for year ending
June 80, 1928, $75.000,000 for
year ending June 50, 1924.
Army Appropriation II. K. 500.
Association of Producers OF Agri-
cultural Products, II. r. 1913.
II. J. Resolution 133 to admit aliens
brought to L. S. by vessels sail
ing on or before June s, 1921.
Passage of the Budget 5. 1854.
5. Resolution Bill-lor issuance OF
Federal Farm Loan Bonds.
Seaman's Bill IL. X. 6134.
Slack filled packages II. II. 9S1.
Maximum strength of the |. 5.
Military Academy, :. 1888.
Veterans Bureau II. II. 6611-
agreeing to conference report.
Passage of Amendment TO Trans
portation Act (R r. Fundingl.
Refunding Foreign Obligations II.
r. S7G2.
j AK t(tNlSlOu II. II. O-t-b--N9 ACG-
ing to conference report.
Maternity and Infancy S. 1899.
Appointment of additional district
Judges, Courts of L. S. II. r. 9103.
Anti-Lynching II. II. 13-Final
passage.
Limiting the Emergency Fleet and
Shipping Board to 100000 for
advertising DurDOSeS
Association of Agricultural Pod
ucts II. r. 2373, on agreeing to
Senate amendments.
Application of Reclamation Law
to irrigation, II. Il. 1892.
Agricultural Appropriation II. r.
10730-For distribution of free
seeds.
immigration Joint Resolution 219
Deportation of Aliens II. r. Ills.
Credit for Libeia, IL. J. Resolution
i270.
Post Office Appropriation II. +
9S59-Conference report.
II. r. 1897 State Taxation on Nat
ional Banks.
Not only as your opponent but as 4
| request that you an.
swer the following:
Are YOU in favor of the present
tariff recently enacted by u Re
publican Congress?
Are YOU in favor of modifying The
Volstead Act to permit the manu-
facture and sale of beer and ligh
wines under reasonable regula
tiOnS?
Are YOU in favor of States Right!
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20

or do you believe that practical
ly all the affairs of the people
be regulated from Washington?
Are you in favor of increasing the
number of departments and bur
eaus in Washington, or are you
in favor of reducing them?
My object in calling these matters
to your attention is to challenge you
to debate in any one OF the County
Seats in the Second Congressional
District on the following:
Your public record.
The Republican Platform enacted
in Baltimore.
Whether the people of the finest
Congressional District in the
United States" have had a rep
resentative in Congress for the
past two years who has repre-
sented them as the finest Con-
gressional District in the Unit
ed States" should be represent
ed
If you will accept l shall be glad to
have you choose the place for our de-
bate, and assure you l will conduct
my remarks on high plane without
persona lities. confning myself en-
tirely to the aforegoing.
Very truly yours,
MILLARD +. TYDINGS.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
MO. 5347 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In the matter of the Trust Estate of Charles b
Schwartz. Emory A. Schwartz. Wellington S.
Rittase and Edward O. Wcant, Trustees.
Ordered this 18th day of October. A. D., 1920
that the private sales of the real made and
reported in the ABOVE entitled cause by Emory A.
Schwartz. Wellington S. Rittase and Edward O
Weant. Trustees. under and by virtue of Il deed
of trust from Charles b. Schwartz 10 them. duly
executed and recorded. be finally ratified and
confirmed unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
shown before the 18th DAY of November.
next provided a copy of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in Carroll County.
Maryland for three successive weeks previous to
the 6th day of November. next.
The report states the amount Of private sales
of real estate to be SiI 10000.
EDWIN NJ. MELLOR. Jr. Clerk
True Copy. Test:
octI3-lt EDWIN NJ. MELLOR. Jr., Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
|DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FAILURE TIDE EBBING.

ra.k,y reports by Bradstrcets dur
September painted to a decided
n in the number OF commercial
-.s. and the total for that month
whole. l.iG9, confirms this. the
:.a.ate being 12.3 pcY cent. less
IN wa. reported during August, IS
4 cent. below the peak total OF jan
-7 this wear. o. per cent. below the
..ngate for September year ago,
,l fnc smallest monthly aggregate
ar. jane. 1871. While four times
j. ~.zc Of the low level total OF July.
.le. It is only - per cent. in excess
the month of September, 1913. The
.rraIse in The number OF failures in
.pt-mber is parallelcd by the falling
L in liabilities. which, to,aling $31.-
~. 66 are e per cent. less than in
|ugus,. less than onc-third those Of
nHdry. 1872. 50 per cent. less than
September a year ago, and the
Jest recorded III any month since
-, 1921. Perhaps the most not
Il feature of the months returns is
failures show Il decrease from
Ike month a year ago. point
noted since the early months OF
/. aclnrc the postwar boom burst.
-ae effect Of the recent decline in
Ire totals is reflected in the ag-
:r-alas for the third quarter, 4,119
res with $l11.926.S34 OF Iiabilt-
'h" smallest aggregate Of fail
., lor any three months period
..s The second quarter Of 1921, and
H-h'c~t quarterly liabilities since
!. second quarter of 1920.
The aggregate OF failures for the
1~ months period Of 1922, swclied
It has been by record monthly to-
Us early in the year. is the heaviest
.r recorded. totaling 17,199 failures
!. increase OF - per cent. over the
L" period of 1921 and Il per cent, IN
.r"~, of The first nine months of
..5 Liabilities for nine months. total
j, <5v7.27S.lOO, are, however, S.3 per
at below those for the first nine
.nths Of q year ago. although doub-
those tor the like period OF 1920 and
yr five tlues those of the like period
1879.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
PROMINENT IOWA REPUBLICANS
BOLT BROOKHART FOR SENATE
GROUP OF 2GO PLAN FOR STATE
WIDE CAMPAIGN on BEHALF
OF HERRING. DEMOCRATIC CAN
DIDATE.
IlIDATE.

Des Moines. Oct 3-Resolution were
passed at a meeting OF 200 Iowa Re
publicans here this afternoon, de-
nouncing Smith w. Brookhart, Re
publican candidate for United States
Senator. and pledging support to
CLYDE i. Herring. Democratic cand-
date. Plans for 4 Statewide campaign
among Republicans to bolt the candi-
dacv OF Colonel BrOOkhart, who was
nominated over a field of five other
candidates at the June primaries,
were perfected at today's meeting.
An executive committee. composed
of leaders in the eleven COngressional
districts of the State was appointed,
with power to organize precinct COM
mittecs for the purpose OF binginG
about the defeat of Brookhart.
Colonel Brookhart was denounced
in practically every one of the score
or more of speeches made at today's
meeting as 4 radical with SoCialisto
sympathieS.
Herring was not mentioned by
name in the resolution, but was re-
ferred 10 as "the only candidate fer
United States Senator who is oppos-
ing Socialism,"
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
SENTIMENT
SPREADS RAPIDLY
FAVORABLE REGISTRATION AND
WARM RECEPTION TO CAN
DlDATE THROUGHOUT THE
STATE ENCOURAGE
MANAGERS.

The result of the registration in
Maryland. and especially that under
the totally new poll record as made
In Baltimore city, has convinced the
managers o? William Cabell Bruce for
the United States Senate that he will
be elected, along with practically the
entire Democratic ticket. The regis
tration in Baltimore city showed that
the Democrats will go into the fight
with an affiliated plurality of 1886,
as compared with 19,028 under the
Old registration. There was also a
sharp decline in the number of per-
sons who refused to state party affi-
liations, 80 that the Democratic afli-
lated plurality in Baltimore today
stands more than twice the total of
those who declined TO give their
party. The tremendous dissatisfac-
tion with the radical and obstruction
ist course of Senator France in the
United States Senate assures. say the
managers for Mr.. Bruce, that at least
twO-thirds of this independent ele-
ment will cast their vote for such
construction candidate as that OF the
Democratic party for the United
States Senate.
With the feeling that the registra-
ton conditions in the counties are en-
tirely favorable to Mr.. Bruce. hiS
managers believe that the question Is
one only of getting the vote ont. They
rely upon the people of the state,
wherever Democrats. Republicans or
Independents, who are opposed TO the
representation of Mr. France, which
they believe has made Maryland the
laughing-stock of the country. to como
out on election day and cast a vote
for their convictions. The only
danger to the Democratic ticket lies
in the possibility that the voters re-
main away from the polls under the
impression that their votes are not
needed, and the Democratic workers
are being urged to see that the voters
in their particular sections are i'm
pressed with the necessity of going
to the polls early on election day.
The visits of Mr.. Bruce to various
parts of the state are arousinS much
enthusiasm and will prove a tramen-
dous aid in inducing the voters to
turn out. From the time he first
spoke. at LeOnardtOwn, October 6, re
has had enthusiastic audiences. His
visits TO La Plata, Prince Frederick,
Marlboro, the Bel Air Fair, the
Hagerstown Fair, Towson, Ellicott
City, Centerville. Chestertown. Elk
ton, the Frederick Fair and Easton
were all marked by remarkable
pledges of support from leading men
and women. The balance of his
schedu~ which will take him to Sal
isbury, Denton. Snow Hill, Princess
Anne, Cambridge, Annapolis, West
minister, Bel Air, Cumberland aad
Rockville is confdentally expected to
produce the same fine results.
In every section Mr.. Bruce is being
told that not cnly will the people give
him majority but that the congress
sioual TICKET Will receive splendid sup
port, in view of the fact that the
Toters as a whole are disgusted with
he course Of the Republican national
administration.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained fro:.. the Orphans Court of Carroll
County Maryland. letters of Administration on
the Personal Estate of
EMMA NJ. CASE.
late of Carroll County, deceased. All persons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscriber
before the 29th day of April. 1928: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my LAnu this 26th day of September.
1922.
EDWARD W. CASE.
sep29-4t Administrator.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
I&To. 54O2 EQUITY.
in the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
in Equity.

INI -0-7-
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
in Equity.
+. Neal Parke. assignee of mortgagee. Benja
min +. Sherfy-and wife. MurtgaEOrs.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun.
ty. sitting as Court OF EQUITY. this 2Tth day oi
Sept in the year 1922 that the sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings. made and re-
ported by Francis Neal Par'e. assignee OF
mortgagcc. be ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown
on before the 3n.h day of OctobeIs next
provided Il copy of this order be inserted in som
weekly newspaper published in Carroll county
Maryland. once in each of three successive
weeks before the 2ird day of October. next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
s.. .069.25.
EDWIN M. MELLoR Jr. Clerk.
True Copy Test
EDWIN NJ MELLoR. Jr.. Clerk.
sep2a-it
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
HNLENCE FOR CONGRE>SMAN
BLAkENEY

tot. AIii!ard +. Tydings, Democratic
nddalr Tor Congress. challenges
'nsrc>~man Albert \. Blakeney TO
bat on his past record:
.'on. Albert y. Blakeney,
Republican Candidate for Congress,
III Nd. District.
Washington. ID. c.
bear Sir:
As Your Democratic opponent in
." coming election and also as one
Your constituents. | read in one OF
.r Baltimore papers IA few days ago
.' interview telling the story of your
"'"- In this connection you did not
.'"'e your position on single issue
.''oFe the people OF the Second Dis
.'''' hay" made an examination OF
,''' record in Congress from the
,'hsressicnal Record with the fol-
"'nG results
''',iI'. find YOU have never made
a. Pe"ch in Congress. Secondly. /
itr -,' *ou have introduced but fifteen
.' 'hEee of which denote captured
II, I''"'h t" towns in your District. and
.;r, #' other twelve are for relief-pos-
,a,r, pensions of approximately
~, i'''tA neopie in Your District. Out
,raJ. ,m o' these bills | find YOU have in
nra 'U'eo no other measure Thirdty.in
m... hundred and fifty roll calls on
MIA matters OF interest to the peo-
,r;c, " ,Ae Second Congressional Dis
siy - hid You have voted but eighty
eithaa nus and siXty-four times were
orJ =, absent or not voting. The Rec
NUNS that You did not vote on
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
DiSappcared in the Morning!

Mrs. Iolton writes. We had bed
bugs in our beds. nut couldn't locate
them in the morning. Seemed to dis
appear. \ friend told me about
Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid. l
used it and it surely found them al
right. They never came back" You
cen get the same relief. 25c can. Sold
and guaranteed by Wheeler & King,
Druggists.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll
County. Maryland. letters Testamentary on the
Personal Estate of
ANNIE Il. STONESlFER,
late OF Carroll County. deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 2gth day of April. 1928. they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of Sept.
1922.
ARTHUR L. STONESIFER.
sep29-it Executor.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
In The Orphans Court of Car.
roll County.

I -
Estate OF David E. Stem. deceased
On application. 1T is ordered. this 3rd day OF
October 1922. that the-sflIe of Real Estate o;
Darid +. Stem. la:e of Carroll county. de-
ceased rnade by j. Ezra Stem Executor
of the last viii ard Testament Of said
deceased. and this day reported to this
Court by the said Executor. he ratified and
confirmed unless cause be shown to the con
trary or before the Ist Monday. 9Th day of
November. next; provided copy of this order be
inserted for three successive weeks in news
paper printed and published in Carroll county.
before the 5th Monday. 3Jth day Of October,
next.
be 81 .l2O.?4.
THOMAS J HAINES,
J. WEBSTER EBAUGH.
Judges.
True Copy: Test
WILLIAM r RRICkER
oct6- Register of Wills for Carroll County.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-20
ASK
THE WESTMINSTER SAVINGS BANK


ASK The Westminster Savings
Bank for we will be pleased
to know your needs and
provide proper facilities for
caring for them.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

1t was seen at this point that Hon
Mickelman had dramatically caught Hon.
Quinn in his own trap, all present in Fire
House realizing that Hon. Quinn had been
in the Borough the day before and Hon.
Hibben certainly in Princeton, forty some
miles away. at the same time, probably
stopping the students automobiles in
Princeton streets.
Come, come, come. Quinn!" cried Hon.
Luther Mickelman, he here seeing his big
chance to make Hon. Quinn look at last
like big fool. Come. come. Just where
yesterday did this Hibben and you meet
up at when he"
"Mr. Chairman!" began shouting Hon.
Quinn. like he always does when pull
ing a bone he can't get out of-appeal-
ing to the chair. Il demand, Mr..
Chairman, that you call the attention
OF this-pcrson to that bylaw Of Han
nfgon's HGndbook on Parliamentary
Procedure which"
h But wait!" softer cried Hon. Quinn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

interrupting himself suddenly. like as il
an idea had suddenly came to him.
Says Hibben to me-" said Hon. Quinn.
looking pleased with himself at his sudden
new idea" Quinn says Hibben. over the
telephone, this is Hibben speaking says
Hibben, at Princeton College, says he.
"'And the divvles own time had l.,
QUINN says Hibben." continued Hon.
Quinn. now growing more interested in his
narrative, trying to convince this long.
distance cutie at Central here says Hibben
disgusted to me. that wasn't one of these
half-baked young collegers of mine-bad
cess to them!' says Hibben-'trying to
make date to take her out automobiling.
no less.' says Hibben.
But I'm man of few words, Quinn.
says he. I'm a man of few words-I am
quoting Hibben. frien-"
"Gawd, let us hope sol" reverently sort
Of drawled Hon. Luther Mickelman "a
man OF few words!' Haw! Haw!" cried
Hon. Mickelman with hearty laugh.
Right away Hon. Quinn cut loose with all
he had.
what with the Interruptions and bray
ings | must suffer- cried Hon. Quinn,
"and the time for the Light and Power
Company to shut off the current for the
night, must hold myself down to"
"Good!" cried Hon. Mickelman.
the bare gist OF what l told Hib-
ben." cried Hon. Quinn.
John says l to Hibben. take their
cars away from the cubs, Hammer into
them that the worst X nd OF tramp is
the ore with nothing to do but speed and
spend. Explain to them with the butt
of your blackthorn, John, that there's no
difference between wasting four years at
college or dancing IL away doing the
shimmy at Coney.'
"'You said mouthful there, Quinn, I'll
tell the world says Hib-"
"And I'll say SO. QUINN" said Hon.
Mickelman.
Says Hibben." said Hon. Quiz.
"Lace into the cubs the fact, Friend john
continues |, a proverb Of my own maxi. g
that runs. Give a loaded s'x-sho tier to |.
six-yearold boy, and a super-bix car to his
brother in college, and run for the cyclone
cellar
"'And slap them with this one: Speed.
ing all night leaves the whole days ideals
far and behind in the discardi Scare them
into seeing that sitting always In cars
means that this Is the last generation OF
Americans thatll have legs
my. N.Y. cried Hon. Mickelman very
sarcastically. That last will scare those
boys to-"
"sAnd above all John 4" cried Hon
Quinn, roaringly, as Fire Aouse lights be-
gan growing dim, impress on the pups
that their education--like the blue black
hair dye on certain moustachios In this Fire
House-will never deceive any one unless
IL goes clear up to the roots Of"
Move we adjournl" shouted Hon.
Mickelman. the lights going ous. he i'm.
mediately changing his voice to tenor in
the dark and adding Second IT,
Copyright. 1922. BY the Bell Syndicate. Inc.