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CARL ZIEGLER, ST.. Plaintiff.

CARL ZIEGLER, ST.. Plaintiff
REBECCA GROUSE, a widow: JOHN
his 9 Wife IF any, ny? WELLS COUNTY
STATE BANK OF FESSENDEN, \.
NORTH DAKOTA, a banking corpor-
alton: SHERIDAN COUNTY STATE
BANK or pLENTYWOOD, MON
tana. a banking corporation; FRED
TBSFN Receiver of Sheridan County
State Bank. corporation, Defend
ants.
/ TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE,
al the front door Of the courthouse in
the Town Of PlentywoOd, Sheridan
/ County. Montana on the 9th day OF
4 February. 1926. at o'clock =. M. OF
said day all the right, title and inter
| est of the above named defendants IN
and to the following described real pro-
perty situated in Sheridan County, MOI
North Half CN1b) of Section Twen-
~ 900 in Township Thirty-seyen
(3O North of Range tlIty-nHe
$50 East Of the Montana Prncl-
nal Meridian. Montana, containing
2 $50 acres. moro or less, accorullg
: 10 the government survey Thereon,
together with all and singular the
Entertainments and appurtenances
thercuntO belonging or in anyWlSe
appertaining. .
Dated at PlentyWOOd. Montana, IN
the 2nd day of February, A. y. l9zo.,
RODNEY SALISBURY,
Sheriff of Sheridan County Montana
NNNI. V. BEERS.
Plaintifl'S Attorney,
Billings, Montana. ~
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sHERTFF'S SIZE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE HE
JUDICIAL Dis III m n
Avn FOR TIE COUNTY OF SHER4-
DAN.
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HOMER H JONES. as Executor of the /
estate of Ebenezer G.. Ranney, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
versus
JOSEPH OCTAVE RAYMOND, some
times known as Joseph 0. Raymond,
RIBA STATE BANK, a corporation,
H S. JORDAN, KARL K. KRISTIAN-
SON, =. A. ANDERSON. THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF RAYMOND. a
corporation, r. H. G. WHATLEY,
ABBIE r. HARRISON, DUNCAN
RULE F. II. WENDT. and r H G.
WHATLEY, doing business as Wendt
& Whatley, SHERIDAN COUNTY;
MONTANA a Body Polite and
FLORA b. JORDAN, Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS SALE.
to the highest bidder for cash. at the
front door of the Courthouse in the
town of PlentywoOd, Sheridan County,
Montana, on the goth day of February,
A. D. 1926, at the hour of 200 o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit:
The North Half Of the Northeast
Quarter (N1a NEA) Of Section
Thirteen OBJ in Township Thirty
six $3.50 North of Range Fifty-four
CRge. sd East of the Montana
Meridian, Sheridan County Mon
Dated this 26th day of January. A
D. 1926.
RODNEY SALISBURY,
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Montana
BY CLAIR STONER,
Under Sheriff
/ ONSTAD & GREER,
. Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
PlentywOod, Mont. 43-t
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NOTICE OF sHERrrr's SALE

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SRERI-
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DAN
SOCIETY OF FINE
ARTS, corporation PlalntlfL'
HARRY S PADIS, OTHELIA PADIS,
FARMERS TRUST COMPANY, a cor
poration. JOHN w. SHELBY, RIBA
LUMBER. CO.. corporation, I. L.
BEISEKER, STATE GUARANTY
BANK. Harvey, North Dakota, a cor
poration, WELLS COUNTY STATE
BANK. Fessenden, North Dakota,
corporation, and JOHN J. NANCY,
Defendants.
TO BE SOLD At SHERIFF'S SALE,
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the Courthouse. in the
town of PlentyWOOd Sheridan County,
Montana. on the goth day of February,
1926. at the hour of ? o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter tNEA),
the East Half of the Northwest
Ti '5 90. the South Half of the
southeast Quarter (S12 SEQ of
section Four (Sec A. in Township
Thirty-five (Twp $50 North OF
Range Fifty-siX (Rge. 56) east OF
the Montana Meridian, in sheridan
County, Montana,
together with the tenemenlS. heIeull d
ments and appUrtenances thereunlo pe
longing or in anYwise appertalnlng.
Dated this 26th day Of January Il.
1926. >-r,,- e,r7oDr-pv
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mon
. ONSTAD & GREER,
Attorneys for the PlalnJlU, %
brentwood, Montana. lot
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SHERI-
DAN
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- IN , L11E = JUDICIAL DISTRICT
~ ~ n TTE STATE OF MONTANA 1E
a Nm FOR THE COUNTY OF SAA'h'A-
DAN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL, BAM coH.
SLEEPY EYE, MlNINE9O -
poration, Plaintiff,
upDrzST w. REFER. single ,, rltlE
~ N NJ ~ { POIJI SEN and k1hS IN
10TTT SEN his wife, S1S n E1rE
IN I11TT RANK OF MEDICINE 1I AIHL-'
Medicine Lake. Mont9n6ai Receiver
ton, and S, g f e1A4aCte
- cold at Sheriff's Sale. on the
ootS deV of February, A. d. 1879 az - GA
Z LUCn uStfS two C2) o'clock p. M. OF ssltu
9 1o % tbe front door of the County
S Syt T4o51se at Plentywood' III IL
S SS,r,ty Of Sheridan State or Mon qh'e ia
/ - ~ highest bidder for cash' ~ "a
,, me described Real Estate 81 eSoy
+ wing and being in the County %
dan state of Montana, to-mA Southwest
me, dne va and the South half OF t M
S Suat by1est quarter of Section IWeIl5S
NOI lISSS in ToWnship Thirty-tMo No-.J
Nortb If Range Fifty-seVen N9a1 N-'''7
oF tSae Montana Meridian, MOIl.ais. a. eg1,t
And more particular all t the abov,
title claim and interest OF Ii!I Pea
named defendants, IN ana 5noo-o ri
Property hereinbefore descrIDvu d
0efeS tbis 9th day of January a =
1926. ,o1nrzv SALISBURY,
Sheriff oF Sheridan County Nun
GRANT BLACKWELL,
, Medicine Lake, Montana, AIT
! Attorney for the Flalil'ni-
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IFCAI NOTICES
roTICB

~ REGLsT A q -, - I
- Cos TIE Adv HGoWE OF PLEE-
.s6Es = or TIL OF sHEh1DA1NSS
seesCTIooA COUNT "a TO BE HELD
KS lss.E5iq5 4FHz S'A DAY y
e. SIS s. n'os ,s.ss., 's..-,.
~ OF sttlL-51E-T}Y GIVEN, aCCOlG5
,ors-11-E is hE-i1I the unGdeISll55 Pc Re.
N..L- law JasSs County Cll'erh az Tountv
IS =. TApSE>' -,Icb eXottlclo S SOU,tVS
- and a-5 for Sheflo.a-ill. II GTs' ron
-sr 90, close the I .Jissc rf7Cl re-
-..ra- Wiz gistration ~ ,,-ood gher-
~. on the -rtv-n Of PlehI1 SS,'M,,TS5av the
- % .- Montana on 1926, at the
~ Ccll-f FEBRUARY a AZ
,,- l-1f' i've o.c-.ot+Tra ton books VIII pc Pc
| -sid re=fs an account o. ny
r aforesaid a., to be held ia ana
Town J.! s4pI.nt,0yood, county 81
lr ToWI Oh -r Monday the ON
- Mont 1926. between tl I3-
9 APRIL a. ~ and b o cioch
..rs desiring 70 vote oI,a. a. :,
-st I'll INST register us rs ha.
a s.ec--L 'neuUfy Regis'i 9,,atiea ri
= bsfo-e, --.srv public ol ,,sfore the
~ any KIT Tretera1.E at his office
+ fsa-, and RecoI u H.. Town OF
-E House ~ and in the
ra5 NOM To- law. prior 10 tA'
required ~ for the closing o.
.-a and g--.ts aforesaid. Elec
Is ---st.on ,--t. AT the last gen
1 fa--.. register TO vote a
last s.a ssa5ed IL n e s5sas 9iff o6Sg
h r.ss .PE 5N6T REGISTERED
4 9aA4FTzSEss W 5,ii.ai Signature "@s
~ Court House. in tn
.. E 5.a.ed,a siq }a9s this lS'
January p ~ EIELS MADSE
.sL and Recorder. and as sue I,
y c.e .l,.. r Registrar IN ana . I,
1s county Montana.
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Co. moves into new Office, built In
1925.
Helena.-Penwell Meadow 566-acre
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ALIAS SUMMONS

M THE DISTRICT CoURT OF TIE l5,l5
--rryTTFTH JUDICIAL DIST 4s4S ~
AZ TIE STATE OF AAON 1 = a. ~ -, ~
syp FOR THE COUNTY U s@-A NJ
max
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a- % the satisfaction of
from the verified petition of
s -rHnecA. administrator of the
f.-- anna Jarvis. deceased. on file
f.I.-. .at ll lS necessary to sell the
5 described real estate belong
ion ,e estate. to-wit: SEA of Sec
IS $ n 5eNnshlp % North of Range
..r- =. e Al, ln Roosevelt County Mon
O sf fas the costs of administration
.ru.5 ave which have already ac-
lur.re ~ winch viii herafter accrue
lad. ~, administration of said es-
arf To pay taxes levied
raw ed against said real estate:
,-tel0ie. IL is hereby
rars--- Red by the Court that all
IA fam interested i'm said estate of An
Court y. deceased. appear before this
County ~ courtroom thereof. at the
Sherfar courthouse in PlentyWOOd
DAY ~ ~ Gounly, Montana, on the 27tt
Ten o'clorl ot uary, 1926, at the hour OF
% as eC ~ The forenoon of said day
can r. hereafter as said matter
cause e aIu then and there to show
as urs,-s auy they have. why an orde
MOI Is Ior IN said petition SHOULD
SIN ~ I-led 70 said administrator L
said a,.o.ooEe described real estate O.
h, ssI-eesed. at either nrivate or n,,b
sa5 LOT the purposes mentioned Il
- he hes as ne shall judge to b
NJ fhr et interests of said estate an
TT PARTIES interested tberein
COW ~ FURTHER OR0EBEDI That
PRODUCERS ~ X order be published i
"s' newspaper printe
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CLARA Is. PAU LcDNt lutAttttly SC1r
Sr-r and MacGILL LAND COM (
.sNT DEFENDANTS.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
1#s GREETINGS to the above named
7sr-e and To each Of them.
Tr ar. hereby summoned 10 answer
raut Iu this act1on Whlch Il
-ha office of The tlefk OF lillS
r .Hue of which is herewith
uu one of you ia each county
rr amy of YOU reside, and TO ME
..r- answer and serve copy Thereon
Iron -#. plaintiffs attorney WltlIh
er-r DAYS after SeNice Of this sum
mons exclusive Of the day Of service
.-f r case of your failure 10 appear
n answer Judgment Will be taken
talsr yeu. by default. for the reAel
suaniad u the complaint.
TITS action is brought TO fOreclOSe a
certain mechanics lien filed by the
stge-named plaintiff i'm the otuce OF
t county clerk and recorder OF Shell-
H County Montana, against the de-
.-5snt Clara b. Paulson. for labor
end services furnished and performed
W plaintiff ln the building and repair
certain dwelling house, and IN
building a lien-to for said defendant
lau.s0n al her special instance and re
ll.s- between on or about the attn day
e October 1925. and the 18th day OF
November 1925. i'm the total sum Oh
$1,000. n0 part of which has beer
PADS sand lien applying TO said dwell
1g house. and one acre of the landS
Ual which the same is situated, to
% SEA Eia SW14, SWA SWA Q,
81 III and the SEA SEA of Sec. ~
Tsp. 81 North Range SIS East Mon
lana Meridian. which said lien was dul,
MD Tor record within ninety 900 day
Alter tle finishing of said labor and ser
Woes
lau.iu demands Judgment agains
sl defendants for the sum of Sl2O.5 81
VIII interest together with the cost
ms action including the amour
ad OF preparing and filing of sal
I'm together with $50 attorneys fees
-a. said total amount due be adjudge
Dc first lien upon the building
described in plaintiffs complaint an
a.oa one acre of lands upon which tt
e situated that the same be o.
-z--l sold I'M accordance with law, an
o. the proceeds to pay the amour
---l 20 De due and owing the plaintiff
go U The event that said proceeds a
.ieui 90 make the amount dU
~ PLAINTIFF have a deficiency jUd
-l therefor and execution thereO
q more fully appears from plat
complaint ON file herein to Whi'
nee IS hereby made for furth
Witness my hand and the seal
4 Court this 23rd day of Janual
u. J. OLSON. Clerk
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antonio MARSHALL. Plaintiff,

ANTOINE MARSHALL. Plaintiff,
versus
JEPPE L. JEPPESEN and MARIE
JEPPESEN, his wife, D. RAY GREGG
and ELEANOR II. GREGG, his wife,
SECURITY STATE BANK OF MEDI-
CINE LAKE, Medicine Lake. Mon
tana, a corporation, and S. c. FAA-
BORG. Receiver of said bank, and
body corporate and polite, Defend
ants.
To be sold at Sheriffs Sale. on the
10Th day of February. A. d. 1926 at
the hour of two (2) o'clock Z. NJ. of
said day, at the front door of the Coun-
ty Court House, at Plentywood. in the
County of Sheridan, State of Montana,
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
/ lowing described Real Estate. situated
1 lying and being in the County of Sheri-
/ dan, state of Montana, tO-Wit:
The Southeast quarter of Section
Seven %. in Township Thirty-three
4 (33) North, of Range Fifty-eight (58l
East, of the Montana Meridian, Mon
tana
And more particular all the right
title, claim and interest Of the abov'
named defendants. in and to the Rea
Property hereinbefore de scribed.
Dated this 9th day Of January, A.
1926. - .r,r,,,v-
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Montana
GRANT BAKEWELL,
Medicine Lake, Montana.
Attorney for the Plaintiff. 43-t
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sHERrrr,s SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF sHERI-
DAN. --.-.. ....-
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H L. HAN<lNSON q ~ q VI
ton Plaintiff
AOOTpF LARSON and HATTIE LAIL{S-
SON his wife: SETTLERS LUM-
Der COMPANY, corporation De
PENDANTS.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS SALE
m, III goth day of February, \; -.
qaoe at the hour of o'clock +. NJ az
10 front door of the Court House o.
Sheridan County, at Plentywood' Mon ION
lana the following described Real rs
tate: +o, fN-Iz1LN East
half of Northwest quarter 80 80
NWHO of Section TWenty-Lltt}Se
193l Southwest quarter Of or e
vest quarter (SWA NV ~ o.
section Twenty-four CAD, SCUM
oest quarter of Southwest quarleI
5ST1L SN1L) of Section FourtSse.R
~ township Thirty-fOur (25(
North Of Range Fifty-three O29(
East M. p NJ, in Sheridan county
+oosn+iIer with all and singular the tene
T9enfs Entertainments ana appu .' -,
ancas thereto belonging or IN any N@'
anpertaining thereto. 80 t1,i
Ratcd at Plentywood, Mon65!a' III
oetI dav of January. A. -. 1870;
AL HANSEN.
Baker. Montana. a A3-f
Attorney for FialhOlli'
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sHERTFT's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL D1STE4CE
or TrTTT STATE OF MONTANA, IN
Ann FOR THE COUNTY OF SHERI-
DAN.
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-, ~ TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
AZ - 1879 JUDICIAL DISTRICT
an - STATE or MONTANA, IN
pl~ 1OA THE COUNTY OF SHHRL-
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Pa NATTER OF THE ESTATE
ANNA JARVIS. Deceased
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sHERIFF's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SHERT-
DAN.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT o OFT, To -;
r,y4TENTTFTH JUDICIAL ~ IA IN
or THE STATE OF M0N l11 = - STEEL IT
AND FOR THE COUNT
DAN
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II T., HANKINsON & Co. corpora
ton. Plaintiff,
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e-.Lh TO SHOW CAUSE WHY Or
--N ~ SALE or REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE,
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4-...NAkD 81. LEWIS and
JAMES g WAGNER.
....a.yWood Montana
attorneys Tor Plaintiff. 43-t4
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nun FIRST NATIONAL BANk,
81 FEPY EYE, MINNESO a. 9"
oarntinn Plaintiff.
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accept the proposition that the Lea
Continued on page 81
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HOMER H. JONES. as Executor of the
estate of Ebenezer G. Ranney, de-
ceased Plaintiff
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H. j. OLSON, Clerk.
BY 4. AI. HANSEN,
Deputy Clerk.
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CONTINUED on Page FOurl
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dusrrial system, Withdrawing the
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IlUIIIS inc GUT - III
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TToTICr OF sHERIFFs SALE

AL HAN SEN'
Baker. Montana. .es
Attorney for plaintiff
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MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY OF FIN
ARTS, a corporation, Plaintiff,
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tOhicial City, state and County Newspaper
Young Man Shuns Advice

Thomas A. Edison is quoted by recent inter
viewer as remarking. when asked for word OF
advice to young men:
Young men do not take advice
No, they dont-not very much, at least. 1t Is one
of the divine prerogatyes Of young men to exut in
their untested strength, to trust above all in the
keenness of their own eyes, to plunge into the
musty old world with courage and faith and light
hearted airiness that all the advice from all the
graybeards on earth cannot dim.
And that fact is the greatest measure of hope
that have have had. The day that all
young agree to sit quietly and follow the advice
of their elders hope will have fed from the earth
Young do not take advice. No. They do not
listen to us when We warm them to go slowly, take
things easy and be humble cogs in a machine they
cannot understand They only laugh when hin:
that caution prudence and the safer course are
preferable to the fire and enthusiasm of youth that
scorns to count costs reckon risks.
For this world, to young man, is different place
than it is to older 1t isn't such big
world, to him, such hard world: it's world
that has few defects, Of course but they de-
fects that any determined young chap who doesn't
mind getting bumped little iron out in no
time.
AS he grows older of course, he learns better.
:. He gets too careful OF himself to risk any more
bruises by buttng his head against the ramparts
that surround the citadels OF injustice and wrong.
He is too canny to let himself be- carried off his
feet by any appeal to his emotions, be they
rcble. You must touch the chord of sefnterest II
You would him.
~ No, young men do not take advice They see
ah, never delude yourself, they clearly = that
we older ones have made less of mess
OF this world; but when the grows little too
unbearable, it did not long ago, they step for
ward cheerfuy and without complaint to die by
thousands in order to set the mistakes our mis-
takes-rght. II was in 177G: it was so in 1861
it was in 1917: it will he SO the next time W.
older get involved in the consequences of our
mass ignorance and folly.
We prate lot about the value of experience and
caution, but deep in our hearts we know right well
that one heart blazing with youthful enthusiasm
and recklessness is worth more to the world than
all the prudent heads earth.
It's always the way Generation after generation
passes on the long road to history; and as they
pass. their way is occasionally lighted for monien,
by the red fire that rises newly destroyed fort
resses Of oppression And always, as the black tow
ers crash down before the hosts of freedom - the
glorious, hcadsrOng young who will not take
= advice are in the van, leading the attack
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Editorial Comment
Britain Gets the Oil
[Grand Rapids (Mich.) Press1


The council of the league Of nations has awarded
Mosu to Irak, which is British mandate; and along
with Mosul goes the right to exploit it's great oil
region without let or hndrance-that is assuming
the Turks play good dog and give in to the league
OF nations.
From one end of the world to the other, matter
what the rights in the matter actually may be- there
will be heard the complaint of "o diplomacy" And
it is doubtful whether the British government and
the league will be able successfully to avoid the
stigma. The holder of oil in the modern world is
as the holder Of the castle at the crossroads In
medieval times and many will say that England
has gone out and grabbed castle Americans, re-
garded Us the worlds most profigates in the waste
Of thu: great natural resource may well turn their
attention to this current struggle of foreign pow
ers, amounting almost to willingness to fight and
die for new holdings of oil.
The general opinion quite probably will be tina
England did not enter into the MOsul squabble be
Of any great love the poor people Of raR
or any great concern over Turkish massacres. and
that it's interest drawn far less by the pool
Mosul victims under the ground than by the "staf
Of empire" in the same place. which might be
tapped and barreled for the glory and the profit Of
JOHN Bul' The original idea Of mandates that
they to be atruistic ventures for the good oil
misgoverned peoples. AS administered by France in
Syria and applied by Britain in Irak they art
rapidly acquiring more vcna faint, at least ii
popular understanding
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and Reuben, theatre owners, accord
ing to George F. Strickllng, director
of the University band.
The band will play three times q
day for . week in the Garrick. Du-
luth's largest theatre. This will COM
mcnce the band trip on the Iron
Range in Minnesota.
The first engine of its kind in the
state, q Diesel two cycle. solid injec-
tion, vertical oil engine, especially
arranged for experimental purposes.
is now fully installed and in rum
ming order ut the Mechanical Arts
building at the State University, &C.
cording to Professor G. B. Wharen
Of the mechanical engineering de-
partmcnt.
1t is to. be used for student in
struction the second semester. -
At meeting Of Matrix, women's
journalistic society at the State uni
versity, Mary Hetherington. Sioux
Falls, s. D., was elected editor-in-
chief Of the Broadsidc, campus hui
NOR sheet published by that society.
Winnefred Beach, East Grand Forks.
Mimi. was elected managing editor,
and Ruth Eleanor Germo, Red Lake
Falls, Mimi, business manager.
Other matters taken up by Matrix
were the conclusion Of plans for the
issuing of Sunday edition Of the
Dakota Daily Student, including
brown picture section, at the begin
ming of the second semester.
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As 1t Should Be

xs Nov and then some rotund gentleman arises and
depIores the spread of what he calls "radcalism'
] among the young men and women of our colleges
and state university.
Il Now you may be conservative as a last year S
almanac; but if you will stop and think you can
easily see that being less radical" is moth
ing but perfectly natural development of youth.
There will always be plenty of conservatives
among us older ones We be trusted to sit on
the safety valve and to it that no startling in
novations come about These young chaps in col
-lege won't hurt anything
As matter of fact, ten years after they graduate
most OF them will probably be good high-tarir Re
pnb.icans. their college radcalism paled to tint
similar to the radlcalsm of say, Senator Moses O.
New Hampshire.
II young chap amounts to anything at ALL in
tellecually, he is going to be somewhat radical in
his ideas. It's youth.
The time to worry will be when all our college
students are conservatives.