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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-02
Legal Notices
PUBLICATION Nor,cs m ATTACH

PUBLICATION NOTICE m ATTACH
otaAs Of uiinois. Rock IslanA County, ..
In he County Court Of 1ock Island
County, Illinois. 70 The OceoosP TeFm. 1872.
ID. J. GRANGER ~. II. Htksuu and Mra.
n. Krikson tnee Lois Alvoetta EriksonD.
In attaehnaent. Demand S5lS.1e. ~.
II. Ankson and Mn. b. Eriksnn lnee
I1nis AveFetta E1ksonl tAaS . Writ Of
Atsachneat Aas hs0 ias1ed 80 Of She
once Of the 0lerk of TIE County CouSt of
said County Of Rock Island at the suit
Of the said D. ]. Granger. and against
tho estate of You the said h. Erikson md
Nrs. II. Erfkson tnec Lois Alvertta Erik
coal for Five Hundred Thirteen 4 1900
DollarA besides intaresk directed to Tho
Sheriff Of sid County 70 exscuta which
said wit has besn sesurnsd BY odd
ono half Of Lot % in 0aen osks Addi-
,, ton 70 tho CITY Of Moline and Lot and
The West one-hah of Lot 10. Block &C.
Haywood Park Addition 70 IL CITY let
Rock Island and situated In tAe Olty
of Rock Island and SlAte Of nlinnis Nov.
mleaa you. the said n. Ertkson and Mn.
Il. Esikspn tnee LOIS Alvertaa Erikson)
shall persnnally - and supsar be1ore the
County Court Of said CouAN on tn frss
day Of the naHt term thereof, 70 b holdea
at Rock Island in said County. on the
Arst Monday in she month Of Octobee next.
give s0edal bail and plead 70 said action,
judgment viii Be entered against you in
favor Of the I'D plaintiff. and tho prop
erty attached sold 70 satisfy IL s,na.
| with costs.
h. b. HUBBARD. Clerk.
Rock island. Illinois, August Is 1892.
c. l. HUBBARD. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CANDY-We require the services of >
real candy salesman to sell retailers
Prefer one experienced who desires
larger house and opportunity. Paul r.
Beich Co.. Bloomington. III.
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Money to Loan

fARMSA-5hA on loans unde1 31oo. 900
per acre, rs on ioans Of $l36. 900 per
acre, and reasonable commission. In
reply sive number Of scres and value
per aero. Savings Bank Of Kewanee.
KeWaaee. III.
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THERE'S MORE nsvs 10 the classified ID
section.
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MEN-We now want additional men
with new Ford l-t0n truck on a paving
project In addition to . substantial
rage. This job pays good returns on
the investment. With reasonable
down payment arrangements can be
made to take care of the balince over
an extended period. Apply to manager.
Horst 4 Strieter Co. 1417 End Ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for pressing
machines. Apply Montgomery 1 Camp
bell
SALESMEN-Are YOU tired hunting ,
money making job: Would an income
of 5000 to 1880 ppeai to your
\ Are you willing TO handle well adver-
tised. digniAed. house to house preposi-
ton on liberal commission basis for
three months or less, to quality for
permanent position on regular sales
staff! II your answers are yes" mail
your letter OF application tonight. Mr..
McLaughlin. Suite 1901. Hess Bldg. 800
4th Ave-, New York.
EX-SERvICE MEN--n you are unem-
ployed. register your name at the Ameri-
can Legion Headquarters. 18th St, and
Srd Ave. Efforts are being put forth to
place - many ex-serxice men in jobs
as possible. Bring your discharged Ger
tihcate with you
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FURNiTuRE-One iron hsd. $50: oak
bed, complete. -; . dresaers. - and
20; bed coil springs. 80: commode.
bras bad. 8. l411 ~ Ave-.
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BUNGALOW-Six broom modern. under
construction, also one of 1 rooms.
Small cash payment balance monthly.
Inquire 1900 9th ST. John G. Seheuer-
man,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-02

, 14TH Stood sized modern east front
house. Would consider trade. Il. 4.
Walker 4 Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
= Apartments and Flats

2ND AVE, 11o9-A nice convenient mod
em room unfinished apartment With
privat bath.
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At great sacrifice rs owner 10 leav-
city: Furnished 6-room modern du-
plex home. One-half rents for $40
per month. Garage. Hot water
heat. Beautiful lot near school,
car line and Broadway Presbyterian
church. $3.50. Fay terms. bal
ance monthly. Address "a" eaIO
Argus.
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BUNGALOW-New 6-rooms. with sun
room, in Paulsen's cath St. addition
Easy terms. Real Estate Improvement
Co. 210 Safety Bldg. b. l. lots.
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SALESPEOPLE-we have . number Of
selling positions open for both men and
women in our department store. Apply
Edward C. Minas Co.. Hammond. Ind.
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Reduces Housework
Twenty-Five
Per Cent.


This is the end accomplish
60 when a study ID made Of
me average household, and 1t
= fearranged from the stand
point OF convenience and ef-
ficiency.
DID you ever stop to think
nov much time. on her feet,
nov many miles Of walking,
would be saved the cook II
me kitchen cabinet were ar
ranged for her with every
srtnie she needs in its place,
snd a comfortable stool
orawn up IN front!
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ALL MODERN 7-RooM HOMEINICE-
~ furnished for man inc wife. 1910
Univ: Ave. .s&s Va
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Markets
STOCKS.

New York, May 4.-Realixing sales
among yesterdays strongest features
became more general on he Stock
Exchange today. Leading domestic
and foreign oils extended early Losses
and popular motors and independent
steels lost to 1 1-2 points. Local
fractions assumed leadership Of the
market for a time on publication Of
latest readjustment plans of the trans
it of the commission Hnterborough
Consolidated preferred was heavy but
Brooklyn Rapid Transit increased it's
gain to four points. Ind Third Avenue
rose l 1-2 points. Before noon oils be-
came the outstanding features, .
cially Standard Oil of New Jersey and
Pacific oil, both making new high rec
ords. Call money opened at 4 1-2 per
cent.
Profit taking in some Of the. oils
which featured Yesterdays Use caus-
ed moderate unsettlcment Of prices
at the opening OF today's stock mar
ket. Standard oil Of California eased
1 Ia point and the New Jersey is
sue reacted fractionally. On the 9TH
er hand, Mexican oils. which did not
participate in yesterdays movement,
were firm. az were also Cosden. Hous-
ton n Producers and refiners. Sec
ondary Motors extended their recent
gains, Mack trucks rising two points.
Mercantile marine preferred, Ameri-
can wooden and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit were higher by fractions to
one point. Rails reflected moderate
pressure, especially Chicago and
eastern Illinoisj common and pre-
ferred.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
sn1nIY,s. aAfr

49,. ~~~~
Notice is, hereby given, that By virtue
OF 2 Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
enteraa in an action, wherein The First
state hank Of Lankn, a corporation, is
plaintiff. and Leonard J.. Nelson and
William Middleton inc David N. Middle
ton, eo.partners as Gilby Auto Company.
are d~sfendants. entered on the 9th day
upon said Judgment to the subscriber,
G. {. Stewart, sheriff Of Grand Forks
County. State Of North Dakota, for that
purpose appointed, will sell at public
auction at the front door of the post
office. in the town OF Gilby, County Of
Grand Forks. State OF North Dakota on
the 10th day Of May, A.. D. 1924 at 2
O'clock in the afternoon Of that day. the
following described mortgaKed chattels,
in said action described and directed in
as follows: One scripps.Booth automo-
bile, type touring. 1922 complete; to
satisfy said judgments and costs
amounting in all to One Thousand One
Hundred Twenty Two and 25-10O' ($1,-
162.26)- Dollars with interest from the
date OF such judgment. n all accruing
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
April, 1922.
c.. C. STEWART.
Sheriff Of Grand Forks County.
Deputy.
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MARKET AND CROP. GOSSIP.

Minneapolis. May 1.-The North
western Miller in its review OF flour
trade says: Another week o. light,
business in both flour and mill feed
resulted from uncertainty Of the
wheat market. Wheat and flour
prices were lower all along the line.
but not enough to carry m degree
of conviction that a further decline
might not be expected. The specu-
lative activity on the Chicago board
OF trade and. elsewhere has COM
pletely upset the market for -four and
quoted prices show q wide range with
most of the actual business done at
material concessions. In some re-
spects. however, the volume Of -four
what larger than during the weeks
just preceding. owing to the extreme
smallness of stocks in the hands of
bakers and jobbers. The supply Of
clears for export seems to have been
pretty we'll exhausted and Is a fair
demand continues, it is possible that
there would be more business done
in this grade If there we're better call
for patents in the domestic market.
Chicago to Charles F.. Lewis & Co.
C. M. LaCount wires from Sedalia.
Mo-: Some wheat turning yellow.
but general condition fairly promising
through this territory. Early pats
looking good Acreage light. Nc
corn planted. Farmers just starting
work in fields. Soil still wet and farm
work will be slow. Threatening rains.
Washington weekly weather and
crop report: The weather was too
cool over the greater part of tho
country for best development o.
spring crops, with ONE additional
frost damage in the northwest
Beneficial rains occurring in parts OF
the southwest and southeast and more
moisture is needed in some north
central and most far western states.
Little farm work was possible, on ac-
count Of excessive moisture in h
central and lower great plains, but
generally satisfactory progress was
made elsewhere. Seeding spring
wheat and rapid progress except in
some western portions OF the belt.
This work now nearing completion in
the central and eastern portions. In
creased moisture was favorable for
winter wheat.
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CITATION

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of John L.
Dicker, deceased:
John r. Dicker. Petitioner
vs.
Elizabeth whetman, Sarah
Mcbride Emily. Stiles.
liam Dicker, Louise
Jewell. Martha Bodie and
Isaac DECKER Observation-Disclosures
The State Of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above named re-
~spondents, greeting:
and required to be and pea before
the county court Of the County of Grand
Forks in said state. at the Office Of the
county judge of said county, at the court
house in the City of Grand Forks in said
county: on the s1st day Of Ma. A. p.
then and there to attend he hearing on
the petition OF John r. Dicker for the
appointment of w. /. Forbes Of Gflhy,
N. D., al administrator OF the estate OF
John +. Dicker, deceased, and to show
cause; 4 sny there Se. Why the prayer
Service Of this citation by publication
in the Grand Forks Herald, once q week,
for three successive weeks, the last
publication to be ut least twenty (20A
days prtorsto such hearing. on: William
DickeE 4 Isa.c picksr. AZ the other
ance and waived notice of such hearing.
Datedsarandl Forks N. d., April 3Sth.
acio6RT sE4L, ..
.u. snass 81 s: Sssaty Court.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. )

)ss.
County of Grand Forks.
In County Court e
In the matter Of the estate Of Christian
Nelson. deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of
T. p. Anderson. administrator of the es-
tate of Christian Nelson. deceased.
representing among other things, that
he has fully administered said estate,
and praying that a TIME and place be
6xed for examining n allowing the ac-
count of his administration. and for the
assignment of the residue Of said estate
to heirs:
It is ordered. tina said account be ex-
amined. and petition heard, by the judge
of this court on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of May, A. D. 1922, at. 10 o'clock A.. M,
at Grand Forks in said county.
AND 1t is further ordered. that notice
hereof be given to an persons interested,
by publishing a copy Of this order or a
citation for four successive weeks prior
to a day Of hearing, in the Grand
Forks Herald, q daily newspaper print
ed and published at Grand Forks. in said
county.
Dated at Grand Forks. n. D.. this 18th
day Of April. A.. D. 1922.
BY the Court.
l.. X. HASSELL.
Judge of County Court.
(Herald April 13-20-27; May ~
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HOUSES Fypn RENT

$40 TAKES FURNISHED MODERN
house for summer months for keep OF
owner. Write. 81 Herald.
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Section a2aa, Compiled Laws Of 1919 %

Section a2a3, Compiled Laws Of 1914 %
Amended.
To Canada-North Dakota Land Co.,
Ltd. to the occupants and to sill others
Interested:
.Taks notice that Tax Sale Certificates
TAG Sale December 18th, 1915 Of the
following described land. wig: Lots One
and Lot Sixteen C1s), Block Two. (2), Of
Kent Realty First Addition to the City
Of Grand Forks. Grand Forks County. N.
p. for the taxes Of the year 1915 on said
n application made for deed thereon;
that said land was sold on said sale for
deem said LAND from said sale at the
date hereof exclusive Of the costs to 40
crue upon this notice 10 the sum of
!5s:74 n that'ths time for redemption
after the service Of this notice.
Witness my hand and seal. Of office at
1922. f"G
(SEAL) .
County Auditor,
Grand Forks County, N. ID.
HANS ANDERSON,
Herald May 4-11-18.)
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Homes are in Demand Have You House for Sale? Advertise tin the HendWan A Columns
ADVERTISERS get snRnRnR RESULTS DWKEM rHEH HERALD NORTH KnsP mrnAMHrD Mor

and to serve a 0 p Of your answer upon
the Subscribers within thirty (3e) days
after the service OF this summons upon
you. exclusive Of the day OF service; and
In case Of your failure to appear or an
swcr judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated. at Eakota, North Dakota, Apsl
25th, 1922 g
FRICH, ROBERTS q BURKE
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence, Office and postonice i'd
dress. Lakota, North Dakota.
(Apr. 81: May 4-1l-1s!2s: June ~
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o LEAVES

Minneapolis, May 3. = Russ Ford,
University of Minnesota coach Of
pitchers, will leave the squad follow
ing the Michigan gaxnessMay % and
"a. Fred Luehring athletic director Of
the University. announced tonight.
Ford wishes to accept a business of
fer in-the SOUTH" Luehring stated.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ALL MODERN FRONT ROOM - on
. car lInes Call 1851. HrSs'
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NOTICE TO C1EDIFo1s.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County of Grand Forks.

County of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter of the estate of George L.
Rethemeier. deceased:
Notice 10 hereby given by Edith E
Rethemeier, administrators of the estate
of George l.. rRethemeier, deceased. to
the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to present
them, with the necessary vouchers. to
the said Edith E. Rethemeier at Elmer
ado, N. D.. within six 60 months after
the first publication of this notice.
Dated April zeth,t A. d. 1922. p.
EDITH e. RETHEME1ER.
Administrative OF the Estate
Of George L. Rethemeier. De-
ceased. \
First publication April 27tf. 1922.
(Hera1d. April 81; May 4-11-1S.)
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MoT1CU or pxr1AFx0M or PERIOD
oI9 12DE1TION

Herald April 81; May Is
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THE TOWN D

--.. .&.s.. .fH-.
A. r. Hilsabeck, serving term in
county Jail for violating liquor laws,
ordered to show caNse for not cancell-
ing hts pool hall license.
County Auditor Hans Anderson to-
day announced that school lands will
he leased on April.
F.. r. Montgomery. elected secretary
Of the North Dakota Fair Secretaries
association at Fargo yesterday, has
returned to the city.
Annual township elections will be
held on March Fl. Annual meeting of
county assessors to be held on April
H.. .
Mass meeting to be held Sunday in
interests Of Jewish Relief drive. DIR.
I. Rypon, ST.: Paul, to speak.
Telephone operator does days
work in advertising "Katcha- Koo''
performance at Auditorium Saturday
night for Business and Professional
Women's club.
Lewis F. Crawford, secretary of the
Industrial onmission, here today to
Elevator association.
Grand Forks Rotary club to send
large delegation to district meeting
at Duluth.
jamestown college, Fargo college
and the University Of North Dakota
to be represented at oratortcal contest
here on March 16.
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House OF Common,
Continues Debate On
Cecil Amendment

London. March s.-(By the Associ-
ated Press.>-When debate was re-
sumed en- the Irish bill in the house
Of commons today discussion Of Lord
tinued. This declares hat in approx
ing article XII of the Anglo-1rish
treaty. relating to the Ulster boundary,
the British government did not intend
to agree to transfer the main area of
any Of the six counties Of northern
Ireland to the territory OF the Irish
free state. but agreed only to minor
boundary adjustments.
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Pittshurg-plus were eliminated. G.. A.
Stockland. secretary of the company,
testified at the Federal Trade COM
missions hearing in their %investiga-
ton of the practices here today.
d The scraper weighs about $500
pounds, of which 6.129 pounds of
steel is included in its manufacture.
the witness testified. The actual
Pittsburg-plus or the .unearned"
freight rate from Pittsburg To Min
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Arrest Men Thought
To Be Robbers Oh The
Palm Olive Payroll

Milwaukee. March 3.-Detectives to-
day arrested two men believed to be
members OF tine quartet which held up
the Palm Olive company payroll
Wednesday morning obtaining $19.-
600, as the two were about to rob an
employe of a local dairy company Of
the days receipts, supposed to be
between $1,000 and $4,000!
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100000 SCHOOLS
UNNECESSARY, SAYS
HECTOR, MIMI, MAN

|Ha--
81. Paul. March 3.-Ths strictest
possible economy consistent with
high educational standards was urged
for the schools OF the state in*a reso-
luton Tentatively approved by the
School Boards association Of Mime
sofa, in convention here today.
Another resolution expressing favor
Of 20 organizations Of school boards
In each county also was tentatively
approved.
o. A. Allen, Hector, discussing the
salary question, told the convention
that the pay Of the, better. TEACHERS
should not be reduced but advised a
decrease for the inferior teachers. He
sale that '$1.000.00O high school
buildings were unnecessary, and de-
.clared hat "thc little red school
house with superior teachers could
do pore good than the s 100000
school with inferior instructors.
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neapolis on this product is s24.73,
Mr.. Stockland stated. Steel. which
entered into the manufacture of the,
scrapcr. was not shipped from Pitts
burg. but from Steclton. Mimi. and
Chicago. he stated. and the through
rate from Pittsburg was charged by
the Illinois Steel Corporation. a sub
sidiarE. of the United States Steel
Corporation. against whom the inves-
1iraticn ic directed.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE

Observation-Disclosures.
New York. March s:-Foreign ex-
change heavy. - 5.
Great Britain demand 4.as rs; ca
blesr4:4o-i-f 80 day bills on banks
4.36-7-S. 'i' -" -
France demand eos Ia; cables
9.0e. 8
Italy demand 5.27: cables 5.27 1-2.
Germany demand 40: cables 40 10.
Moray demand 17.35; Sweden de-
mand s2e.30.
Montreal 81 3-4.
METAL
New York, March 3.-Copper easy;
~electrolytic spot and nearby 12 3-40
Is: later II 7-8@13.
Tin steady; spot and nearby 1850.
Iron steady ana unchanged.
Lead steady; spot 4.76@4.S0.
Zinc steady: East st. Louis spot
Anthony spot 4.1s.
~ as..& -A- tt 5-
COTTON.
New York, Mbrch s.-Cottpn yfu-
lures closed steady: MayS1i,S$: Inly
17.36: October 1850: December 1874;
January 16.31.
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SEEKS SEPARATION.

Milwaukee. March 3.-Mrs. Irene
Eldred Stephenson filed suit for legal
separation from Grant I. Stephenson,
war hero, sportsman and heir Of the
late Isaac Stephenson, U. s. senator
and millionaire lumber king. in circuit
court today. She charges abandon
| ment.
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MONEY

New York, March 3.-Call money
steady: high 4 Ia: low 4; ruling rate
4 1-2.
Time loans firm; so days, 90 days
and s months 4 3-4@5.
Prime mercantile paper 4 3-4@o.
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Pittsburgh-Plu Plan
Adds $50 To Prices
Oh Graders. Charge

Minneapolis. March 5.-The Stock
land Road Machinery company Of
Minneapolis would be able to sell its
big road. scrapers at a reduction Of
$52.ss from present quotations. il the
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CHAMPION

CHAMPION PIGEON DEAD.
Derby, Eng.-"King Of Rome" the
worlds champion pigeon, has just died
here. In 1918, the bird won the
worlds longest pigeon ace from
Rome to Derby, a distance of rough
~ 1000 miles.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Oils and utilities registered best
prices in the afternoon, notably Mex
lean Petroleum and Consolidated Gas.
Coppers also hardened on the higher
price quoted for the refined metal.
The closing was strong. Sales approx
mated 1000, 900 shares.