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Davis Favors a Saving Wage.

J. ]. Davis, secretary of labor, says we
should aim at saving wage instead Of at a
living wage. If the business Of man is not to
make living, but to make life, we need
something more than the means Of existence.
The safety and progress Of society demands
that a man have at least little more than
enough to keep the wolf from the door. II
honest and thrifty, under average conditions,
man should be able to lay BY something for
q rainy day. He should be able to get some
pleasures out Of life and to secure for himself
other than material things. When people are
able to get ahead financially they are happier
and healthier, society ideals become more
stable and political heresy ceases to flourish
80 easily. There is no danger Of wide distri-
button Of riches bringing US to immediate ruin.
The main complaint Just now is that the masses
of people have failed to feel satisfied when
they know that the vast wealth of civilization
II in the hands Of the minority No theory has
ever been devised that would save all people
from failure. There are always lazy and i'm
practical people, defective and sickly people
and others who either cannot or will not work.
Many who do work do not save. Society
cannot be given all the blame for these fail
VFocs Out bOClcly SnOulu sex adequate Sl8UQ-
ards Of compensation. 1t lis becoming recog-
mixed everywhere that it is desirable that the
people have the opportunity of saving wage.
But even prosperity in the world can't make
people happy who want to take the accent on
the wage. Mr.. Davis was talking about wage.
! Wage implies work. 1t has been said that the
average person does not like work. We have
been taught to look on work as curse So
ciety only is beginning to appreciate the dignity
! Of labor and the sound principle that work Is
|, the sure developer of character and the most
certain source OF social happiness NJ in
creases self respect. gives one a stake in the
world and it's affairs. promotes health and
enables one to be OF service to himself, his
family and to others. theoretically It looks
desirable to most Of us to become rich, hui
most OF us would be cursed rather thar
blessed II We came into possession of large
wealth. Nevertheless 1t should be the eco
ncnic aim Of society 70 afford the average maj
. saving wage.
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|s6Hc lIsf1afe IA1o ~ ~ ~ -
81 r111SSf - 81 aef43t ~: NJ i
SSlf8Rf q &odk6 So ~ tno1A
- - tShe ~ - III ~, e teni
||een& tkev ~ $3.50 ~ Dt1elA1g
|there ~ mon With pcu1 ~ 81
vho nayof ID HI een kntx ~
~Hov. vhatcha wearing aSo1o fof5
THE hafoSoot bOy With G1oek9 81
- vill naka i darn siGhk Anof
nann Il footwear he'B no o. for.
Thefa are occn6Sons aMd places
vhcn II nav IS u,nWaoe 81 irnpruD-
- n = hsrefcot. there ~ -
stce,s n 10 southeru states Whefs
~ sniI 81 GRAND 81 poiluted With
rcosvnrm exrs and laryae, due to
~ nrsnifiye habits az The natives,
and "a such REGIONS It Il danger
ons for anv cne Is 70 hafefook fO1
80. itrh. a .srround Itch 81 .'dew
ifch. ffhe primsry staxe Of hook
| vnrm fnfesfationl Il likely 70 b
the mice. But throughout the Iona
vacation there e mo tina when :
Ma shouldnt 70 barefoot, rain Of
chine morninr. noon and night, foI
fha FOOD Of his health. Stone
hrnises. slivers. stubbed toos and
similar accidents are - nothing
| WEIGHED against the great advan'
taee Of exposing the skin Of fee,
1 A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

II you imagine that there isn't any attrac-
I'VE natural scenery in these parts take trip
- the Watch Tower and watch the sunrise or
tourney to the shore Of the Mississippi river
.ecms evening and observe the sinking sun. You
Nill never forget either picture
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20
THE MORNING AFTER
By Edna Willis Swift

ss yNVVyI160ky 4S12t w V4SVhOA
Syndicate, Incl
Mr.. Blair looked across the table
at his wife. His face showed, anec-
tionate concern, yet his words, when
they came, gave evidence Of the nm
veneered truthfulness Of q husband
Of Is years duration. Maria" he
said calmly. you look like picked
gull"
His wife's face registered Just
indignation.
"A what!" she gasped.
Her husbands explanation car
ried an apologize Tone, Nov.
don't ruffle up your feathers. dear.
didn't mean anything. Just an
old saying we had, down home,
when anyone was tired. And you
.re tired, aren't you, Maria?"
Mrs. Blair sighed. "I1l say am u
she agreed, In up-to-date vernacu-
lar. "Do you wonder, Bob?'
Mr.. Blair folded his napkin slow
~. Then. in the portentious man.
ner Of man stating fact hither-
to unknown In this whirling world,
and especially to his wife, he re-
pied: DO you realize, Maria, that
for the last Is years. with the ex.
ception of few misery weeks, you
have been ON the Job every morn.
ing. sending me away with q
smile!"
Who knew better! Mrs. BlaiI
smiled. ut seems to me-" she re.
piled sweetly. that certain frag.
ments of that same fact have per.
colated through my mental inter.
stices, at times. J" Her voice carried
= faint challenge.
Mr.. Blair, however, carried thu
matter Oh facetiously, He was, IL
reality, somewhat worried. ANY
one who uses words Of more thar
one syllable ut breakfast time need,
= rest" he said. Now / have !,
suggestion to make, and I hope YOU
will agree that 1t il ! good one"
/ Proceed. Satisfy my insatiat'
| curiosity"
/ Her husband grinned. what
bred In the bone ID not easily eradi
Gated" he replied. III you M,
them! However. here IL my sugges
ton. Every morning. during III,
summer months, n you know, l ca
only uncooked breakfast foods
There is absolutely NO need Of you
rising Just to sit> ct the opposit,
side OF the table to see thai
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The Daily Short Story

howl that would have awakened thS
dead. Mrs. Blair sat bolt upright,
every nerve in her body taut. Her
husband was nursing his foot, but
Immediately soothed her.
Its nothing, Maria nothing.
lust knocked my foot q little. Re-
lax!" And Mrs. Blair relaxed"
!! ''Maria!" Out of the nowhere into
the now! Her husbands voice broke
In upon dreams. THE milk!
Which bottle is ours!''
She told him, sleepfly. ANY
thing else you want to known
no, nothing. Sh! Go to Sleep"
And so weary was she, and 80
strong the influence Of the dream,
that Nature again won.
For few minutes, however Once
again q realistic voice woke her.
Maria, where do you keep the
evaporated milk? Sorry to wake
you, but can't find it"
"On the second shelf, dear, with
the canned goods. Do you believe
! you can find it, or shall I get-up!'
Again the negative answer, the
softly spoken 'Sh' and the exhor-
! tation to sleep.
! But this dream WAS horrifying-
stupendous! She was falling-fall-
ing Would no one save her. Then
she sat bolt upright in bed, her sub
! conscious mind registering disaster.
She heard the clatter and bang Of
!; many cans-a remark in her hus-
bands voice not tolerated in polite
society. What would the people in
the lower suite think? Bob always
gave way to moods, AZ IL he lived
In the wilderness. She reached the
door, when she was confronted by
her husband.
I go back to bed, dear-you
promised. / only knocked down a
can or two. Please. Maria!" And
Maria YEARLY consented.
This time, however, she barely
] reached the bed when . terrifying
hiss and an explosive remark IN
her husbands voice reached heI
! seething brain. She fairly fiew .tc
| the kitchen. In the corner, his huge
i yellow sides fairly bristling viii
anger, sat Pompom, the beloved
cat. Never having been subjected
to the slightest unkind touch, his
humiliation was all the more poix.
i nant now. Her husband looked
somewhat frightened a. he baxed
ON the indignant feline.
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who has committed q crime does
not thereby become guilty as an
accessory after the fact. 1t is also
held that the duty of q husband to
protect implies his right to defend
his wife from personal injury; and
q battery committed by ether In
defense Of the other is not action
able.
@. OF what king is there NO rec
ord Of his birth, death, or either
parent! D.. S.
A. OF Melchizedek, king Of Ss-
lem, 1t Is said: he was without
genealogy. having neither beginning
genealogy, living neither beginning
Of days nor end Of life"
Q. What is . Yarmouth bloater?
e. R.
A. A bloater IL q herring which
has been sailed, smoked for short
time, and half dried. Yarmouth IS
the : principal seat Of the English
herring fishery, and the Yarmouth
bloater 10 highly esteemed.
Q. Who were the "Quids" IN
American politics? NJ. P. L. .
A. The Guilds was q faction OF
the Republican party led BY John
Randolph from 1906 to 1911. The
name was derived from tsrttum
quid, signifying their separation
from both parties.
9. Who invented the hydraulic
ram? W. H. D.
A. It vas originally designed BY
Whitshurst, . watch maker OF
Derby. England. in 1772, and SUB
seQueatly perfected by Montgolner.
1.-THE famous French balloonist. IN
17oe. a..
q h Pyramid peak in Coloraeos
4. Pyramid II = name given
two mountain peaks In ColorAoo
and 70 two in California IS
@ Can froxen dynamite Be exs
pIo11df H. e.
A. Il soaidly frozen, dyna1 l.
cnnnct b detoaatsd except
great dimculsy and uncertainty.
II lnpee and pulvsrissd 4 nay
Aetoeatea. though ~ e0ctene
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

Secretary Of the Navy DENLY escaped unhurt
n ! 4ooo-foot fall in China. He probably would
have been killed had the accident been in Amer
Ia. The moral Of which 10 that il You must
fall 60 away from home to stage the stunt
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

~ ~ :. .s... 5. s. = = e46
~ "a. .,'s,se 10y pefsons ve)t
- Y ~ - ~ tninkfng It -
~. esx ~ g nold The ~.
1.. .0.sser. % exeft ~
sa1 ~ elr muscles - ~
~ - 1870 properly. TfeAk
vee Always tend to make Z ~
- ~
/ leeae oeS y regarded b. ~
DeEes - z cause OF corns. bunfon6,
nalie, ana arch tfpuAles.
1Aey nree maj evcry one shnu3A
% y = Indians and bareid6k
walxefe 60.
TAe theory mat al Of TIE 60
are needed for balance Is oppoeed :
by . Brittsh woman who clAiI6s
that the ancient Greeks, our idesl1
q phyelcal perfection, balanced u
tAe inside Of the foot. mainly on -
great toes. She submits pictul
@ statues illustrating this poffk
Other dancers interested In tEa
same subject have submitted evi.
dsnce that the Greeks balance o.
I'VE toeA. throwing the weight To-
ward the outside. So the contro.
vsrsy remains unsettled
1neAen Expert Against III
A british anthropologist, r.
Woo9 Jones' seems 70 believe like
me nrIusn woman tnat man has
little use tor the outer toes. He
says mat usually " II out poor
tnine' iSs nan 10 ni-deseioped. and
&C umes NO na1, - present. II 10
pI.'cu..Ily lnole too; .nat caieula-
10y als..I .,s "nlcn manuests
l.sel, N cnloia'ns' ana not uncom-
MOn.y !. sSeMs IN : poor state OF
nut.i'Ion. Most peOple possess out
nttle power OK movement IN It ana
~ sn ~. s"o 5000 .us' i.s stropnic
co.o,.on aas el.ecteu INC bones
sn0 1olnts' toI tue last Two pnai-
antes s.e olten iusee 'osetner,
Akns ~ snolt OF . JOINT - com
peIeo WIN tne rest OF tne Toes.
vely commonly Is AIS 10 not
stl.i6n.' ana Inc too - numpeo up
anu also Dont ia.ersiiy.
4 All OF TINS, tne antnropoioslst
says' mient careiessiy % iaio 70
tne result OF wearing snoes. ne
believes that SHOES are mot mainly
Responsible. he points out that In
barefooted races the stumpy fifth
toe Is not unusual. His conclusion
is that man Is trusting to his first
digit and that all tho others are IN
dergoing . process Of comparative
atrophy: that man is tending to-
wards the development Of foot
which il unique, . foot In which the
; first digit is the dominant and in
. the end perhaps the sole surviving
member.
The British student Of the feet
} DOES not seem to have gone into
/ the health side of the matter. He
} 10 reporting . tendency. Anyway,
, anybody, who wants to have q few
toes amputated can get . variety
J OF opinions and advice. Some doc
tors will say that In the long run
: the loss Of the little toe would be
as inconvenient as the loss Of the
i little finger. Others cheerfully
! think that the OOArAf}On In merely
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

III A Kentucky minister says he 10 starving
himself to death to please Cod Still we are
nouding missionaries to foreign lands to
soread Christianity.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

IL You won't have to worry much longer over
~ heated term. The tall styles are being ais
Mayed In the store windows.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

THE proposition Is for Eneland to for
give the debt Of France, and for France and
England to cut Germany's Indemnity down n
nifty thousand million marks, about twelve
times what Bismarck took from France after
the 1870 war.--Afthur DEishane.
Note the last sentence. dearly beloved. The
Germancphobia Of the Hearst tribe IL incur
able: but did anyone ever tell Arthur that COM
pariaons are odious!
What FAts fer one s. Yeung!
From the Chicago Evening Americana
With brutal and inhnman force. 90 II
ID charged. this 33-year-old former cho-
rus girl removed from her path 4 ISL
year-old widow. Alberta Meadows. the
one obstacle she believed stood between
her and her husband's love.
MUCH % II pains N Ne must dust OF tn.
dented rabber cup held Is trophy for Oddities
IA OrthoGraphy and present Il d Friend Jake
ACROSS the creek, for his coils rendit3on Of .sas
ssrvates" and ''vtnuous" ]. Z. Damn It nc:
We ewsrs beginning TO love that emp. too.
81 No. ~ Gil Wketi
rFfum the Chicaso PostI
Nre John McDe1mott Of n paao
IexAs announces the marriage Of "a
daughter. July :. 70 NJ. Frank Tritschler
ees Junior tsrraes.
n occurs 10 q that psrha.s the Post,s =
ciety q: receivsd that Item N the phope ~
49, 9..sa y1nss VA - daee-especially IL Ii
~ pronounced Nth 1 seastiaasian acssat.
R1PLynso . ths question, ~ III. =,
iyoar III day . live, how uoald ~ snec1 4 +,
Ione Ca1e.eoan sai4: I'd est NJ fanily ~
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

& The railroads are advertising for boiler
iIaksr helpers. Here IL an opening for those
e the jass musicians who are out Of employ
ant
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

u MOST OF the female life savers It the beaches
NJ summer look like home wreckers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-20

& Neither the mine nor the railroad strike +
ing 10 b settlsd with siege guns.
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Argus Information Bureau

ArGssI
tn Bureau Eec a. D'es' Whinsson Give full
Anonymous lettssD
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WE have few secret sorrows but chief
among them is this: That Little Willie Tan
wasn't presented to King George in knee pants
and silk stockings 30 that We might see pic
ture of him.
barrie Payne. in the Nashville Tennesseean.
via Riql
Sir: Why does the Tennesseean en-
ploy you, anyhow! Why doesn't the pa
DER Just hire an office boy to stick the
contributions together-and let 1t go at
that? -Inqufsitor.
One Of the reasons is that contribs
will not send contributions to an Office
boy 1t has been tried by several papers,
with uniform lack Of success.
PERHAPS Barrie Payne's inquisitor could
get a bit of light. from this extract from Henry
rulers foreword to THE So-Called Human
Race:
e. The Column was more than the sum
Of its contributors. 1t was the sum Of units.
lated and brought to high effectiveness by q
skilled hand and q nature wide In its sympa-
thies and in its range of interests"
READERS Of this ONCE hoy conducted COL
yum may Tor may not) recall sundry remarks
concerning the value Of earnest consultation
with Webster's unabridged dictionary when
rne wants Information on almost any subject
that may be mentioned. Anyway. while. "The
So-Called Human Race" lies open on our desk
were going to reprint some lines by B. L T.
which please us. They must have appeared
! n the Line before We became reader, as We
had not read them before.
(Quicquid agunt homines nostri est farrago
ibelli-JuvenaL)
QUESTION:
Who is this Juvenal wheexer?
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WE. have few secret sorrows but chief
among them is this: That Little Willie Tan
wasn't presented to King George in knee pants
and silk stockings 30 that We might see pic
ture of him..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-09

dated Feb. 21st. 1921 and was filed for
Of the County of Ward and State Of
North Dakota on the 18th day Of Jan.
1922 and was recorded in Book 204 OF
w. w. Smith to First National Bank Of
Sleepy Eye. MINI. which said assigns
ment was dated Dec. 14th, 1921 and was
filed for record in the office Of Register
Of Deeds Of the County Of Ward and
Of Jan: 1922 and recorded in Book 2O4
Of Mortgages on Page 612) will be fore
closed by sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described at
the front door of the Court House in the
kota, at the hour of 300 o'clock p. m.
on the 18th day of March, 1922 A. D.,
TO satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such Mort
the same are those certain premises
situated in the County Of Ward and
follows: " 80 - 4 =
East Half Of the Southeast quarter
Township One Hundred Fifty-two (152)
North Of Range Eighty-two 1922 West
of the Fifth Principal Meridian, con-
tanning 80 acres, more or less. accord
Ing to the Government survey thereof.
at the date of sale the sum Of s71s.74,
and in addition the costs Of this pro-
ceeding. Ea r. :
Dated this gath day of January 1922.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
-. OF SLEEPY EYE,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney FOR Assignee
Of MORTGAGE,
Mohall N. D.
ri. . va q A 4
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A. p. SCOFIELD,
Sheriff. Ward Co.
1-26-6t,
NOTICE or 11o1roAo1 ro1Rcxos-
U1H 8AL1 49,,

Notice. is hereby given that on ac-
count Of default in the terms thereof.
that certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by F.. A. Schroeder and Martha
Farm Mortgage Loan & Trust Company.
"a corporation) mortgage, dated Nov
ember 3rd. 1915 and recorded in the
Register Of Deeds efrice Of wasd Coun-
~, North Dakota, on the 18th day Of
November, 1915 at $3.50 o'clock p. M. in
will be foreclosed by a sale Of the prem
ises covered by said mortgage and here
matter described. at the front door of
the Court House In the City Of Minot,
County Of Ward, State Of North Da-
the 4th day of March 1929 to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage on the
DAY Of sale which Is the sum Of 5000
and the further sum of $314.40 advanced
and paid as interest on prior mort
Uses making total sum, due on the day
of sale of $345.00 together with statu-
tory foreclosure costs.
The premises covered by said mort
gage and to be sold as aforesaid are
situated in Ward County, North Dakota
The East Half (ED of the Northeast
Quarter (NED desS three and one-half
(3a acres decided to Trinity Lutheran
church, of Section Thirty Four (34). in
township One Hundred Sixty-one (16D
Of the 5th Principal Meridian containing
eighty $500 acres more or less accord
ing to the government survey thereof.
Dated January 18th, 1922.
THE FARM MORTGAGE
- LOAN & TRUST CO.,
corporation, Mortgage.
Darlington. North Dakota.
Attorney for Mortgages. 1-2s-st
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-09
HEARTS TREATED FREE
Dr. Franklin Niles, the Great Specialist,
Gives o o2.6o Personal Treatment
and New Heart Book Free

Sudden death and dropsy caused by
heart disease may otter be prevented. To
prove the remarkable efficacy Of his
Special Personal Treatment for heart
disease, short breath, pain in side,
shoulder or arm, oppression, irregular
pulse, palpitation, smothering. putting
of ankles or dropsy-Dr. Miles will send
to afflicted persons $3.50 Free Treat
ment and many reports of cures after
physicians failed. Bad cases usually
soon relieved.
These treatments are the result of 80
years extensive research and unusual
success in treating various ailments Of
the heart, nerves, stomach, bowels, kid
neys. bladder, and rheumatic trouble,
which often complexities each case
Write for Astonishing Reports
So wonderful are the results that he
wishes every sick person to test this ia
nous treatment at his expense. Afflicted
persons should avail themselves of this
liberal offer at once as they may never
have such an opportunity again. Delays
are DANGEROUS. No death comes more
Send for book and Two-Pound Free
Treatment: Describe your disease: Ad-
dress DR.. Miles Grand Dispensary, Dept.
HI 3S2 to 392 Franklin ST., Elkhart, Ind.
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NOTICE or REAL BsxATB MORT:
GAGE 101BCLoBU11 SALE

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Rufus Tree and Eva B. Tree, his
wife, mortgagors, to Geo. A. Veitch,
mortgage, dated the LIST day Of Feb
ruary 1916. and filed for record in the
office of the Register; of Deeds of Ward
County. North Dakota on the End day
of February 1916, and recorded in Book
234 of Mortgages at page 449. will be
foreclosed by sale Of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter describ-
in the City of Minot, County of Ward
and State of North Dakota, at the hour
of two o'clock p. m. on. the 5th day of
April, 1922" to satisfy the amount due
on such mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows:
The Northwest quarter (NWa)
of section seventeen 90 in Town
ship one hundred fifty-two G52)
North of Range eighty-one (SD
West. in Ward County. North Da-
kota.
There will be due upon such mort
gage on the day of sale the sum of
Twenty-one hundred thirty-seven and
6/10O ($2137.O6) together with the statu-
tory costs and attorneys fees. =
Dated February co. 1922.
GEO. A. VEITCH.
Mortgage.
rVelva, North Daota,
Attorney for Mortgage. 2-23-6t