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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Expenditures by the government during
fiscal year ended June on account OF fed-
cral control and transportation acts ar
eregatcd $40 $50 6ta, against $3.50 - 6,,g
for corresponding preceding year PAY
mcnts were reduced some $3.50 APO OOo
due 90 proceeds of securities acquired IN
der federal control and transportation acts
Up 20 July 10 the Nash Motor Com
pany had manufactured more passenger
cars than during entire previous fiscal
year ended November. when 20. G23 were
produced
The fittsburg and Wost Virginia Rail
way has closed "a 81 600 900 contract for
600 65-ton hopper ears with the
Cambria steel Company for delivery ga
octobcr or November II has the funds
tn. money market continues more
favorable Ia Philadelphia Funds avail
able for loans are piilng up and 10 find
profitable employment for them the
banks are calling up brokerage houses
only In tiulvs of rase do they do this
There has been no shading OF rates One
orm was asked by a bank with which IL
had not had loan In ten years III IL
could use funds.
American stores Company proposes
building a ~ 600. 900 warehouse In Phil
adelphia on Master street from Thirtieth
90 Thirty first street. Plans have been
completed
Reports that the Durant Motors. Inc
WAS 20 become interested In the reorga MIA
tion OF the bocomobile Company Of Amer.
Tea we're confirmed today by the an.
nouucement that William &. Durant had
assumed the presidency of the Locomo-
bill. Company.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Malt and Grain Company.
liquidation OF 81 50 a share. payable Au-
gust J.
rgmniou Bridge Company. Ltd. quar-
terry Of per cent. payabl August
HOdgman Rubber Company. quarterly of
per cent on preferred. payable August /.
Massachusetts Lighting Companies. 25
cents share On common. payable Au-
gust .
New Cornelia Copper Company. quar-
terly of 25 cents a share payable Au-
gust 81
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Company
8 30 share. payable August 3.
Pure Oil Company. quarterly of so cents
a share. payable September l.
Southern States Oil Corporation, month
ly of per cent. payable August 20
Stewart Manufacturing Company quar-
terly OF rs cents a share on common
payable August Is. and quarterly of 2 pei
cent on preferred. payable August s.
Tampa Electric Company quarterly Of
~ per cent. payable August Is.
Trenton Potteries Company. quarterly o.
? per cent on cumulative preferred and
per cent on non-cumulative preferred
payable July IS
United Proft-sharing Company. quar-
| terly Of Is per cent. payable October 2.
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STEEL MERGERS UPHELD.
Combination Not in Violation OF
Trade Laws. Daugherty
Says.
H. Associated Press TO Every Evening.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Washington. July 22-The Depart
'ment OF Justice win take no action
against the merger 81 the Bethlehem
and Iackawanna Stee, Companies or
the Midvale. Republic and Inland Com
panics. Attorney General Daugherty
holding that neither OF the proposed
combinations II put through would
violate tho sherman act, the Clayton
act or the Webb act.
This was the opinion submitted by
the attorney general 10 the Senate
yesterday in response 10 the Ia Fol-
bette resolution asking the attorney
general and the Federal Trade Com
mission 10 inform the Senate what
steps they had taken 20 ascertain the
purpose and effects of the proposed
mergers. and 10 protect the public in
tereet. and whether in the formers
opinion they warranted procedure un-
der the sherman and Clayton acts
10 prevent their contamination.
AS 10 whether the consultations
would constitute a violation OF the fed
cral trade act Mr.. Daugherty said that
although the Senate resolution seemed
broad enough to call for an expression
Of his views on this point. he must
for obvious reasons decline 20 express
any"
Members OF the commission said thai
after submission OF the opinion Il
would have no effect upon that body
In It's Independent investigation of the
proposed mergers.
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
MUNICIPAL BONDS
BY Roger w. Babson
IAN Rights Strictly Rcscrvcd)

they ordinarily would make In ten.
The time TO make hay IL while tne
sun shines, and the time 10 borrow
money on long term loans is when
money rates are low. Hence, cities
and towns should not only borrow
during the next few yenrs for their
current needs but should borrow large
sums and invest the same for use Tor
yeors to come. especially during tho
next period of unemployment.
IF cities operated In business way
they would borrow their money Mt
times like the present. stow 1t away,
and then spend IL when the next
period of unemployment comes by
spending II at such times. they not
only could get the work done very
much cheaper but they could perform
n distinct service TO the people If the
community. The general custom fol-
lowed IL the reverse. Cities now do
their construction work when II In
easy TO get money, which Ia when labor
In fully employed and when everyone
else is building This is all wrong.
When the period Of unemployment
| Ibllft II ~ very uilltIulN W bNi INV
money for construction work because
money is then tight and the citizens
feel poor. Hence, under the present
system II is impossible to do much TO
relieve unemployment when II comes.
II nm ice man attempted TO follow the
same system In his business as the
city officials follow, he would walt UNI
til summer 10 cut his ice.
For investors this means that tax
exempt securities, and town bonds
should now be purchased even though
they have already gone NJ some in
price. Those who contemplate buy
ing should buy nj once before they sc
mp still higher. when buying taN
exempt issues seek the long term ones
as these will show the greatest profit
All q this should be specially en-
CouraRing TO tho contractors ant
builders. as II means that n grea
deal of public work will be done dur
ing the next few years. City waite
plants viii be extended, more sewer
will he constructed. new public build
!, ngs will be erected. and the good roa
movement will continue 10 grow TIL
;. should be welcome information" cor
!, cluded the statistIcian. ito those WI
, handle contractors supplies ar
+, building materials. and especially q
|. such materials ms are used by citi'
o and towns"
General business as reflected In u
20 index figure OF the Babsonchart
q 1871 below normal. This is an in
l. Is 1919 above tho activity Of the san
II week n year ago. Smaller failur
u are helping matters considerably ~
3 further improvement should 10 r
" nccted during the next few weeks
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GERMANY ACCEPTS
ALLIES DEMANDS
FOR PREPARATIONS
Wirth Explains Decision Based
on Presumption That Mora
forum BIO Granted.
EMPHASIZES "HEAVY LOAD"

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Paris. July 22.---Germany has for
mally accepted the demands OF the
Allied Committee on guarantees which
we're presented at Berlin last Tues
day. IN letter TO the Preparations
Commission. received today. Chan
cellor Wirth stated that Germany.
after profound deliberation had de-
cided to accept the conditions for the
duration of the moratorium which the
German government assumed would
soon be granted.
The conditions. the letter points out.
place n heavy load upon the German
government and their acceptance Ia
only agreed TO by the government
and the parliament on the theory that
the forthcoming decision OF the
Preparations question viii constitute
definite settlement Of the chief
financial questions which have been
the subject Of negotiations between
the committee on guarantees and the
/ German government
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GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
HAS 71B3l STOCKHOLDERS

The total number of General Motors
Corporation stockholders, OF all four
classes, for the third quarter of 1922
was 1881. as compared whit 65.324
for the same period of 1921 In the
second quarter of 1922 there were
1865 stockholders. against 59,O59 Tor
the same period of 1922. During the
first three months of the year the
stockholders numbered 70,504, agains,
1905 fec 1921.
Each quarter shows a gain in the
number Of stockholders. The ma
jority of these are holders of common
stock. For the three months end,r
with June. there were 50,591 holdc
of common stock, S,746 holders o.
per cent debenture. 1858 holdere
6 per cent debenture and 1856 hold
of per cent preferred.
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CARP FISHERMEN
SEEK MORE LIBERAL
CANAL REGULATION
Claim Rules in Effect Confine
Them to Unproductive Feed
ers and Coves.
SITUATION IS EXPLAINED

The carp fishermen who take the at
titude that they have been fooled by
the recent revolving of government
regulation, pertaining to fishing in the
waters of the Cheeapeake and Della
warc Canal are wrong. according TO
Oscar u. Rulings. Junior engineer of
the L. s. District Engineers office. who
is In charge of the issuance OF the
permits. These permits. Mr.. Rulings
points out are issued In accordance
with the regulations.
Fishermen In the vicinity of Della
ware city have been stirred up re-
Gently in that some of them say they
felt that ther permits to Ash contained
a joker. Fishermen Of that section
according to their statements. thought
they had won their fight against the
prohibition of fishing with nets In the
canal. which ban was placed In Of
| feet after the government took over
the waterway, only TO he res,inded "A
| short time later, following public
hearing in the matter
| The permits which are issued 10
/ fishermen to fish in the canal do no,
| specify any definite regulations in re.
gard to the fishing. but state that nj
fishing must he done in conformlt,
! with the government laws, rules anC
regulations governing inland water
ways. and also any additional rule
which the government sees nj to
make for fishing in the canal
The thing which has recently beer
done and which practically nullife
he privilege Of hehIng there, ac
Cordjug to tho fishermen. lS that tn
coVes between Delaware city and 50
Georges have been staked out In stIcl
= mauuC that fishing IL not allowed
they say. In the shnal water where tn
carp ar" most plentiful Fishing |
b also prohibited within n mile of tn
Delaware city locks and tho .sam
regulation applies. the fishermen 81,
To the 81. Georges lock Tho r.
s,riCtions thus imposed leave haril
any good fishing grounds for car
In the whole canal and the f,sherme
, claim that the ban may az we'll nc
, have been lifted. II tho present re-
striCtionS are to remain In force 30 III
> as carp fishermen are concerned.
The hearing held at Delaware CT,
, that resulted In the resembling OF n
I order that stopped fishing in tn
p canal, was called following "A reque
g Of senators Ball and du Pont TO Il
Y Secretary OF War. In their letter
II the Secretary of War they wrote tn!
d fishing in the channel was not pc
G mitted under the Delaware laws. Tn,
also added that the fishermen alwa'
q had used the coves and feeders OF q
II canal and that that was all they d
" sired
II Mr.. Rulings said that this Is @
/ actly what has been done. The fshe
men are not permitted 10 fish In q
:, channel. but they can do so in q
II feeders
II Twentyfour permits have SO T
been issued for fishing with nets
~ The canal. AS two men constitute
6 boat crew this would mean that
- boats had intended to carp-fish b,
a according 10 the fishermen. very Il
-, of the boats will make any attempt
, fish unless the regulations are ma
% more liberal.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press q
Every Evening

Philadelphia. July 2.-Wheat-No.
2. red winter. l.2lml.2i; do. No. >.
sarlicky. ii2@il5.
Corn--No. ., for export, Tb@16; do.
No. 3. 1905. do. No. 4. 72@7S; car
lots. fnr local trade. No. ?. yellow. SOFA
81. No. 2. yellow. Ie6so.
oats--No .. white. A7dt7As; do. No.
3, aenI6is.
Ruttcr-Wcstern creamery, extra,
sGts nearby prints. fancy. a3@46
Eggs-Ncerhy extra. iirsts. 20; do.
nrs,s. %. western extra. flrsts. 20
do. nrs,s. 20. fancy selected. packed,
aiMs2.
Chrcse-Scw York whole milk,
fancy fats. fresh. 2Ois; fair 90 good.
iaiaa2O. loushotn. 2o's; single
daisies. aOis
Lave puultry-Fowls. not leghorns.
ai62S. do. lerhorus. 22@25. spring
chickens. not leghorns. 2S&36; do.
ieyhurnp. 22@s7. old ROSTERS. l7@i9;
ducks, white rekin. lsd20; mixed
colors. tahl7.
pre-sed poultry--Fowls. fresh XIII
ed. choice 20 fancy. 2e630; do. small
sifo-, ?2a2s. hroiling chickens. near
hy, a7MiO. do Western. SSG5s;
ROSTERS. Western. IL. do. Southern.
l7Mis: spring ducks. nearby. 2ad25
pctatccs--No. /. nearby. 20od9 90
per barrel. No 2. ioodiT5; Jersey,
~ .hushel baskets. No. /. 50G65: do,
No .. 25G5o.
Flour soft winter straight. west
srn. 60om625; do. nearby. b.?b@b.5o
hard winter. straight. e.6SM 90; do
.hor, patent. 7oO@7.bo; spring frst
clear. eboQls 70: do. patent. 1900
: 20. do, short patent. 5000 s25; fame,
spring and city mills. patent famil,
Nrrnd. sT5C1a5O.
il~y-Timothy No. l. 2s.oo&2A 90
Do. No. q. 2i.oo@a2.o 90; do. No. 3. 1913
1isto; sample. ls.5oGlbSo: m
grade, ir.toGI3.bo: clover mixed hay
light mixed. is.b0@2oSo: No. !. mixed
iTbo6lis5o
Rran->Soft winter, IN ioo-poun'
sacke. 95.0o@9S.bo. do. spring. 24oo@
:Sb0
Tailow-Prime city. loose bia: dc
special loose. 81: prime country, &ia
edible. In tierces. ~.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
WILSON LINE
PHILADELPHIA, Penn s Grove. Chester

Schedule in Eject Saturday June p. 1922.
,DAYLiGHT SAVING TINE.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street Wharf.
- 10. 80 90, 5000. all 10 q m. 5000
noon. = 20. 900. .4.i5. 500 90
~ 80 40 90 50 30 p m
al10O q. m. SIP 90 noon. = 40. = 90,
. s. 90 90. 81 90, abb 30. - 30. % 30 q m.
Daily
Runs on Sundays and holidays only
Runs on weekdays only
b To Penn's Grove only
IN EFFECT.
Excursion. Philadelphia Weekdays 900 zoe
Excursion. Philadelphia sundays 6Oc
One Way, Philadelphia, Sundays SOC
WILMINGTON PENIS GROVE
ROUTE
Leave Wilmington as 40. Gas. 400.
300. 1000. II 90 a m, ~ 90 noon. 90,
100. 90, 400. b5 30. 600. : 100 az 90.
200; 900. 100. ai2.00 .. m. and
Leave Penn's Grove 500, a7.oo. 500.
9.oQ, 1000. IL 90 q m. 300 noon. 100.
200, 400. ca Is. 500. cs.f5. 700, 500.
100. 1000. slI.0O. 1900 p. m, ai2. 40
sa,I Runs on Saturdays. Sundays and
b5,0O p. m; on Sundays and holidays.
c40O and 600 D. m. on Sundays and
RIVERvIEw BEACH SERVICE.
In Effect Saturday. July J.
Leave Wilmington 0I5 ill5 a m
40. -a3 80. aA.50. as.i5 and '745 D. m.
Leave Riverview Beach 1918 a. m.
and " noon 'a2.30. ai1o. $50. az. 90
/ only
a Runs on Sundays and Holidays only
EAC CRSiON--W Weekdays. pc: half ex.
/ curaon. l5c sundays and holidays. 35c
/ half excursion Doc
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portntion. OF course, il must continue
true in the casc Of distributing houses.
Wholesalers, jobbcrs, merchants, etc,
who group together according to their
industry in certain part Of the city
greatly facilitate buying
Manufacturers, however, find better
labor conditions, lower rents and better
power in the country. Hence, would
not dispute the point with anyone that
business eventually may tend toward
the suburban sites. "For the present,
however" concluded MIR. Babson, "the
main movement will be confined to the
buying of country residences. Those who
are planning eventually to own coun-
try home should get busy at once, for
every week YOU delay is likely to cost
yof moncyp
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tbs council ~ the League Of Nations
which has been IN session here all this
week. 10 postpone decisive action on
meeting in September.
Such action would 6isappoint ths
British government ~ whose Instance
the. present extraordinary session u
the council was convened.
The council IL encouraged BIZ the
reported Willingness Of the reparatlons
commission 20 suspend claims against
Austria for 20 years.
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EVERY EVENING
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Cousecutive Days cents cent.
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business zdvertivsrx
giv0n upon request
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Republication will be made FOR errors
not the fault Of the advertiser ~ sdverff.-
er will report the error within - hour.
after 1rst publications. Of advertisement.
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TPLEPHONFD ADS
Classified advertisements thst arc tei~-
At the charge rates shown above Bus
the prepaid cos, amount VIII 10 ac~sp'ef
- full payment II offered a. the business
office Within sir days after sny such al
is FIRST printed In the paper Otherwise
the cost 81 the charge rates quoted anovs
vii be collected
All classified Advertising received =
Every Evening up % ] o clock m DAY
~ publication viii be placed under no
proper clsssifcstions on the classified
Page. Advertising rsceived after a.
clock viii be grouped together under
the beading Too Late 20 Classify and
will be found on page
Telephone Your Wsn' Ads
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDHED
Ask for Want Ad Taksr.
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STOCK MARKET DULL,
IND. STEELS HIGHER
Sanction Of Merger Adds I to
ga Points to the
Price.
Nv Associated Press 90 Every Evening.

Now York. July 22.-(wali st. lead).
--Today's stock MARKET wac duh and
fcaturclc.s. asidc from the prominence
and strength Of independent steels.
Those shares registered gross gains
OF 1 70 ia points on the statement of
Attorney General Daughcrty that pros
pective combinations were not In Nio-
iation Of the federal statutes. Oils were
irregular. Mexican Petroleum alone
showing occasional strength. Selling
OF the motors was resumed with fur
Their hcaviness in Studehakcr. Changes
among rails were fractional, the trend,
however. being lower. The closing was
irregular. Sales Appropriated $685.
shares
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WON'T GREASE WHEELS
FOR GERMANS TRADE

federal government has refused 70
agree TO the appointment Of Ger
man consuls IN Australia, says
Reuters despatch from Melbourne.
Premier Hughes declared that the
Australian ministry does not feel call
cd upon to "Rreaee the wheels for
German trade"
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New York Bank ClearIngs.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, July 22.-The actual con
dition of the clearing house banks ano
trust companies for the week shows
that they held $43.SS0.7S0 in excess
of legal requirements. This Is an in
crease OF sal .56423 from last week.
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UPTON SINCLAIR FOR
SENATOR FROM CAL.

San francisco. July 22--Filings ~
candidates for tho California primary
s. August had closed yesterday. Among
the last-minute petitions was that Of
Upton Sinclair Of Pasadena, author,
who flied for United States senator
on the Socialist ticket. adding his can
didacy 10 those Of Senator Hiram W.
johnson and Charles &. Moore. Repub-
'licans, and William J. Pearson. Demo-
crat.
Governor william D. stephens IL
opposed for reelection by Fred W.
Richardson, Republican. Mnttissn -.
Johns. Democrat, and Alexander Horr.
Socialist.
Upton Sinclair formerly resided ~
Arden, In tho Single Tax colony thers.
and Is remembered for his publicity
projects In connection with q book n
which ne was author. Re was arrest
cd for playing baseball or some similar
game on Sunday and on refusal %
pay "A light fine was sentenced 20 tho
workh0usc AZ breaking stone. As q
/ publicity feat tho undertaking vas
eminently successful
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Red Gross Convention, October oil.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. July p The annual
convention nf tho American Rcd Cross
will be hold In Washington Oefober
., 10 and J I. with President Harding
delivering To" opening address. 81 wa-
announced today ~ headquartcrs he~o.
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CLAIMS AGAINST AUSTRIA
SUSPENDED TWr~EK YEARS

gardinR 1taly's attitude toward the Pal
estlne and Syria mandates may cause
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A merican Legion Meeting.

The American Legion Auxiliary, Del
aware Post, No. /, will meet in Grace
Church Houst. on Monday evening. at
Y O'clock
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Why do others use Every Evening
want ads Because they Get re-
Oults.--Adv.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia, July 22-Stocks closed
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-05-04
SOURIS NEWS
Goo late for last week.

James Acheson was al business Wis
itor at the County seat last Thursday.
Roger Gustafson has been dragging
the roads tributary to souris this
week. ~, r.
E. l.. Garden and A. d. Fairweather
We're in attendance as delegates to the
two political state conventions at
Jamestown this week
States Attorney Weeks and Deputy
Sheriff Collins were callers i'm Souris
Monday. H.
T. D. Acheson of Bottineau was
visiting his parents here last Friday
evening.
Willie Nichol Of Devils Lake is vis-
iting relatives and friends here for a
short time.
DR.. Hood was a business caller in
Bottineau Saturday.
Ben Iverson has purchased a Dodge
touring car of VIM. .Pyne Of Roth.
E. o. Nelson, Principal of Schools
heer went to Hillsboro last Friday
and returned Sunday with his Nash
touring cal. 49, a..
Souris and Westhope crossed bats
on the local diamond last Sunday
which Was the first base ball game
in this section of the country for this
season. It was a rather cold and windy
day but it was a good game neverthe-
less. The corr was Is to 8 in favor
of the home team. "" Il
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-05-04
TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Vinje were visit
ors at the S. B. Dyrstad home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rothe of Tolna
are visitors at the Martin Rothe home
this week. From here they will go to
Montana where Oscar will farm.
Mrs. ]. A. Johnson visited with
Minnie Krogen Friday afternoon.
Sigurd Guttu of Roth visited at F,
Guttu's Sunday.
Hilmer Moen visited at Ole Gro,
gems Sunday.
The T. M. M. Ladies Aid will meet
at Carl Wallis this Friday at the US.
ual time, 2 P. M.
Alfred Hanson. visited at the Ole
Dravland home Sunday.
Mrs, NJ. Mork visited at the M. I'd
vik and Ostlund homes in Carbury or
Monday.
This week has been excellent ano
spring work has advanced rapidly
Grain that was seeded early is already
up and looking fine.
Messrs. Neil TORI nd II. NJ. O'Hot.
to were Bottineau visitors Thursday
<Algot Forsberg attended the show
at Bottineau Thursday night.