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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

Everybody goes TO Kee.on's for ice cream
and soft drinks. Special attention is Civ
en- to this line.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

Go to Keeton's for fresh cakes, either
package or bulk.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

80 say we all of us" We believe the Leader and
Post express the sentmdnt of practically the entire dis
rct and that the suggestions offered will be acted upon
by the voters of the district Paintsville Herald
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

Candidates cards printed at this Office
while you wait. I2o.9t
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

Keeton has just received new supply
OF Stationery and School Supplies.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24
lust LOOKI

d. r. Keeton has just received a new
supply of cakes. Direct from factory. All
| fresh,
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

Keeton carries the most complete line o
Groceries in town.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24
We are authorized to announce

i. w. ia hlL lON,
OF Yocum, as candidate for the nominal
ton for Assessor OF Morgan county, subject
to the action OF the democratic party.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24

II G0RMAN,
Head of Division of Entomol-
ogy, Kentucky, Experiment
Station, Lexington KY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
en- blomitrenoe JnouItri

On al Statens g}cieri. % 2ebe.
porefommisiion ~fornplig ofie1tIig.
giort 9eretnins bier, at Ser / Min.
neiota / 1911 bIep opiert me Weie.
rierog Citefobrifer til ct iamIet So.
iterloe al npIteu $500 600.
Ger blep | aarets Sob oprettet GO
me Neierier, dIe efter Somdags.
pIonen, iaa ser mi iaIt finoeS S62
Meierier / Sirfiombeo / Winueiota.
ri gitericr eQcr S~iteiobrifer, finbes
ser ialt so, bporai IS oprettebes /
1911.
Ser proorcereoeS / 1911 noqet
oper 100000 Guuo Smer, en-
6oregclic al 10000, 900 iommenlig.
net mcb llrobuftioicu / 1910.
Meiericrne % 9iterierne onilooes
al Mir. Soel 3. @infier, Stoteno
Wtcierifommisi9r, at reprrientcrc en-
Sapitalanbringelie al ca. $1,000
GOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Rrupp oe noriFe 6ruber

Get mpgtige tpife Sern. og Staal.
rirma arupp / Gslen - aanonton.
gen bar pIuoislig buffet op / ben
inoultrieQe 8eroen / Rorge, og oct
bar le%lutplgeltg paft ltor Gpiigt.
Set er Observation-Disclosures pploige
4talmieIter oct giplner.
"SDe Cumberland ,Sron Ore Com.
pam" blep itiitet / 1892 Tor at no.
mite De itore glalmleier / GorOlauo,
Der iifterlig omfatter en- Utalm.
MiGngoc paa 100 Wtilltouer Cons,
men oct gIf lite rart. Cmtring fl
Ytiuiouer Collars ppientlig ell.
geIit % amerIfanif aupital blep
anoeu0t paa 6oretageuoet.
eiterat Arbel0et / 8ruberne /
lGngere 3to bar ltaaet title, oil oct
III after bIi gIenoptaget, ioet arupp.
ielifabet bar ttlbu0t at au6ringe en-
NtiQion Dollars / 6oretagenoet. Oct
aniIaaes, al ser oil tunne uouinoes
100000 Cons Malm oet ferite Mar,
og al bette apantum fan arupp bru.
de Salpparten alenc. Selitabets iii.
buo err blat autaget. en- Retouitruf.
ton al Selifabet. ser fan iifre Ell
iortiat llonDtteIie al oisie foIoSiaLc
Ralmteier omiatte8 meo oen itgrite
Sntercsic / Rorge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

AZ GaSiogererue bleu ioa ~aIoorlig
lfa0eoe, at De maatte trnSporteres
III Solpitlet | Bort artbur.
glanot 8aSioaererne bar mango
omerifunife Snopanorere, iom por
pao geien til Better for at toge iig
Sano.
Slanot De iarligit SiIifaoefomnc
bar: u. Gooep. Breton Stotion,
Ont. $. 9. @oainger, 8ranpiQc,
Ohio; Snrrp Smith, cafe 6rnncis,
Ont. 6, !. Miirpbn Goronto; Nlr.
% Mrs. Roniom, @eef, Detroit
81. 8ebber, Apton. Ont. Sarrp
Semon, Gluen Souno; Alecf Quinn.
6raufoiue, Ont Charles Saplor.
Riplep, Ont. Wtr. @ati, Bort &ope,
Gnt. DIR. o. NtrS. Suttinion,
grontior0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
en- Rpinoe uoen Sano.

Sra @aihinqton meooeles Ben
220e WortS: ct rsrenoe Anoro.
genoe ira Ell aammeI scene. iom in.
gen SlGgtninge bar nogetltebs / oen
pibe, pioe 8er0crt. % life en- eneite
Sen beri 2anoct, ON 8iaaoeIie til
al gisre De 6or. Stater til lit Stem,
er bleuet bepiIget al SanoeISbeparte.
mcritct. Siaaoelie er nemlig blepet
ubiteot for Snolaoelien al Mtorp 8e.
cite, 81 alar gammeI, iom al Sno.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poa IngeI
SSlanO pe6 Gan 6ronciScc par nGa.
tet at aaa ilono.
&c bar nemIil, tiItroos for at bun,
par / 9eii0bcIie al $3.50. banac for.
at bun ifuIoe ial6e GicintIigbeocll
tilbproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Sra ulerico.

6ra Eel Rio Ter, meISes Ser
22oe Wort5 en- 6lof am]erifauere
onfom bio ioog ira Nerico efter at
ppre blct oniaIot al merifaritc 8arp
bitter og rsoet Tor aft, Be baDoe,
gonoitterne morihere0e unoer en-
roo Sane meo Snifriptionen: Sri
beo" / aplone gogItouer,
Otter al ganoitterue hauoe iot
Tia / geiiooelie al amerifarernes
SeItc % areaturer bIep Sc gioet Or.
ore iii burtigit mulig at fomine liz
no al 2on0et o. alorig oenoe til
bage.
6lpgtningerne beretter, az Ban.
oitbanber 6eieger og plpnsrer De
ameritanifc Wineleire / 9iergegne.
ne itrar isn0euior Rigsgrpnien.
Ora chihuahua, Der, meloeS, al
CT acknowledgements ! 6reoags bar
ruffet ino / 9pen Earrol, buis Som.
manoont. SberIt Sole Ie ga Soto
opersop iig uOen SperbiIag,
sra Gan antonio. Ter, meloes
oen 2tSe os., at en- Slot Sniurgen-
Ter ben ioregaaenbe Dag bapoe bopt
ct Sammenitsb meS en- 8enSarmai-
being paa 100 Mano % efter en-
fort Stamp ,orepet oisie paa uil0
0las..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
en- ny Ranontvpe.

Ton Siibers Sslonb, g. g., bleu
Der forleoen Dag Toretaget Frspe-
ifpbning meb en- m Slags Sanon,
iom er beitemt til Brig paa 9uit-
ifibe og aeropluncr. Erspcifpbnin=
gen foregif / Soerppr al flere beic.
reItaaenbe Sificerer / Sen omerifan-
Ife Seer og Slaaoe. 8rspen falbi
opermaaoe tiIfrebsItiqenoe no, beret,
teS Der.
aanoneus Spfinoer er 9ommarl.
oer -Glelano 9opis. Gen bar en-
2pngbe al ~ SOB, eft A 5ommers
Dor og peier bore 80 Tuno. Gil
troos for benne lin iaa poerit ringe
Spnabe, afifpoes SO Eunbs Eroief.
tiler meb en- Saitigbeb at 1000 500
| Sefunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

Semperaturen ipnfer burtig. Sog-
tieneiten er fuloitpnbig lammet, og
mango Sog inbitiaeoe.
Sm Stormen / Soma meooeltes
iamnle Dag fra 9es @oines: en
operbengenoe gli55aro raier iaiten
oper belle Soma. Ger er / Sagens
Sob falbt 8 Sommer meo Sne |
Dubuque, % Der iner fremoeles.
aae Sernbanetog er itGrft foriin.
feoe.
Ser ineebe ogiaa itGrft belle Ga-
gen / Naion Gitp. S Belle Blaine
ct Der falbt 10 Somner. Sra
Boone %rappprteres ben pprite @li5s
5aro pao so 4ar. Snebriperne toar.
rer Jig paa mango Steber belt op
til Soppen al SelefonItolperne,
Sernbane % Snterlrbunlinier er
blofereoe og al SamfprOiel afbrubt.
Sra Sberiban, @poming, telegrn.
fereoes: st | ben eltlise Gel al Sta-
ten pluoielig inotraaot Sspeir bar
bragt Gbepennefloben til at oper.
flomme fine BREEDER, og foraariaget
en- pluoielig S~Slssnirg. Store SIS
bpmninger bar oannet fig paa Here
Steber meo oen Sslse at ippre
Speripemnelier allerebe bar funbet
Steb. @elbigpis bleo Solf narilebe
itibe, ioa be fit reboet Jig iii bsiere-
Iiggenoe Stcber.
Sra Selena, Mnltt., telegraiere-
bes: Semperoturen iutf iba1 pao
mango Steoer / Stuten s~itenfor
8lippebiergene neo til UNDER 0.
Bunftet. SEQ Gbeismon Heierpoir,
20 Mil peItenfor Selena bite Ger.
mpmetret paa 20 GRADER UNDER.
@n 10 aar gammel 8ut, 8illiom
Sppef, fanotes i%bjeIirosiet NOR 9oo'
inn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Ueetet Qoeane.

Sra Nep gorf meobcles Den 22oe
Warts f~slgenbe Silbrogelie, ser an
tages at ppre eneitaaenbe / Snb-
pa~noringens Siitorie:
Sorrige uge anfom Bio meo en-
al De tpife Gmigrantboooe en- ing
Grfe beb Rapn SrancisIfa 3obar og
benoes liQe Barn ira Siterrige. Sum
er Blot 10 aar og 10 Maaneoer
gammel. Barnet. Der TOM til Ser
ben nogle Tiger efter Wanbens Geb,
er tire Waaneser sammelt. Mrs.
3obar Dor forubbetalt Sernbonebil-
let til Seron 2afe, Ninn., bpor en-
Snfel al berthe err boiat. Sum bar
osIaa enoeI gelge meb iig.
Get siterrigife Selifn6 iom tager
Tia at eiterriaife Snooanorere o.
bjrlper % pciIeoer Dem, bar ienot
ct Telegram til Snfelen OF ammo.
Oct bom am at fomfne Iii gais
Sslano oa title Den forneone 8a-
ranti ior i'm gtiece. iaa bun fan fac
SiaaoeIie til al fortiptte Heiien,
Spis ben lille e~iterrigife Iooer
bopSe n9ret lehiaset az fine Sor.
Rlore, eIler pRret blot to WoaneSer
aIore piloe Der intet bape prret til
Sinoer for benbes SnoIa0eIie. men
9open beitemmer at gern unSer 16
Mar fun fan inSlobes, bpis De leb-
lagos al line Sor9lore eaer fine no.
tlrIiae 6ormpnSere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
DUpernes Stretf.

Sra Clinton, Wais., melbes oei1
21oe Warts: Sorlongenoer ON et
2stspoalpg uf Is Frocent og ri.
ifaffelien al Wnlftipitemet pebtoges
paa ct Mosiemsoe igaor al De oper
1000 &ppere, iom ioag neblagbe
arbeioet / SamaIter @ingbomW Drills.
@ppinoitiQerne forlonger ct 10 BRO
cents &aalpg, meoens De sprige
Streifere enbnil life bar forntuleret
fine Sorlangenoer.
arbeioerne bopbe tioligere al.
iloaet ct Gaal9g al 5 Erocent, ION
bar tilbubt Ben al Sabrifens agen.
for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26

uentes bio en- al DC nprmeite Gage,
% Der err al Mintiteriet ubIteOt
ai,nbgiereIie om 6Igtningen al Den
Icpgipcnoe SoriamIing % Regierin.
gems Spoe til Gettug.
Man baaber, at oeu rcpublifanife
Regierinq M ufortspet pil bli amer.
fienbt al Ntagterne, ga bette / bei
@rao oiIbe bi0raget til en- pernla-
nent @ieuoprettelie al 6reoen og
Sroenen | Sanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Glitter Jernbdneulvffc.

gtter meloer 3elegrafen ON en-
Sernbaneulptfe, ~oennegnng ira Sort
@iQiam, Ont. Zen b0note i 9Qr.
beoqn al Sacfiiib. boor S~urtiatoget
ira Scrpntu til 8innipeg lob al
Sporet % llpngeoeS no ouer BEN so
;SoS beie 9eifant. @terfelis nof blep
i,gel orGbt paa Steoei, men IA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
lly ipenlf Nlinilter.

Sra StocfboIm, Spetige, telegra.
iereS Den 220e WartS:
W. q. 3. Gfengren, fortioen 2eao-
tionSroab % Charge b'affaires pco
Sc8otionen / @aiinaton, cr uonGpnt
til 8rcp albert gbreuipdroS Otter.
isIger iom Miiniiter ~iammeite0s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Qlminoelie Stemmeret
for Kpinoer / China


Sra San Srantisco melocS bcr
21be Marts, at Der til ct al De Der
nprenoe fineIiife gIa6e bar inblsbet
telegrafiif McooeleIie ON at olmin.
belig borgerlig Stemmeret for aoin.
Der bar belIuttet inofsrt | China al
Garlamcntct / NonsinS. Zen peo.
tagne Sop traaotc itror / Strait.
Sc f~ninocIige 9pIgere pil bli nm.
berfoItct De ion1ne gearPnsninger
iom Wpnoene, og De moe furne lar.
lie og ifrioe, upre 8ruubbeiiooere og
90 Mar gaule.
0trS. gig gug Ding, Ser cr bIenet
falbt Gbinas Mr5. Tarfburit, bIep
Gngen eiter 2openS 8ebtagcIie poIgt
til Meolem al Earlomentet ira Gro.
pinien Canton. Sum er Ell college.
grabucnt.
Sioen openitaoenbe WeoScIelic
m~oOtoBes, er in0Iebet felgenoe 9eIe-
gram Oirefte ira Ranfinq. Get ~.
nes at tpoe poo, at De fineiiife auins
beiogsfpinber life giper fine euro.
ppiife Seitre noQet eiter / i'm Sper
Tor Sen goOe Gag:
Honfing ben 22Oe Wnrts. Sine.
fife S%ufirogetter (Setmmeret$fpin.
oer) foretog iOog eft Sn6faIo /
Observation-Disclosures cal orep
Statsmpnoene poa pilb SIugt o.
Hog ~iitpffer Stole og ginOuer.
apinberre par raiertoe oper De Be-
gr9nsninger, iom bar faitiat / ben
netop ~oeotagnc Sop ON Stemmeret
for Goinoer.
Observation-Disclosures bar aloele5
uiorbereot pua 4ugrebet. apinoerne
trGngte iig / tort initial ino / aor.
riborerne, men Oct pafte ingen ipe.
ciel Spiigt.
Wen ier SoriomIingen pibite Or.
Oct al oct, bao6e Be trpngt Tia for.
bi 2sruogterre % lige ino / Ga.
len, hpor De poo Oct fraftigite be.
spnbte of ifiPloe Reprpientonterne
no, ioroi Dc pco @eotaseIien al ge.
iiemnelien ON. al apinoerne ifaI
funne i9ie og itripe, faftiif bar no.
itRngt Masien al fineiiIfe apinoer
fra genpttelien al lin Ret.
"a Be %opbioieOc apinoer beorSre.
bes I'll at forIooe Solen, blep De fulo.
itGnbig raienbe, ioretog ct Ras,e.
anfalo MOB 2DUqiperne, rep Sober te
al Dem og fIoreoe Dem / aniigterre.
Stoler iloges iitpffer og ~fiplebrs
no al ginbuerne, Butter opIteoes
og Reprpientnntrrnes Hapirer linn.
gebes no ooer 8uIoet. : Welcm.
tioen nar De flcitc AT Reprpientau-
terne flngte6e u0 al Salen.
Otter at bare iulotert 2oelpggel.
iesprrfet, maritereoe a~pinSerne no
al Solen unber beic Raab paa fine
Rcttigbeber.
uobruobet troes at pGre initigeret
al ameritanife og europpiife Sui.
frasetter.
"a apinSerne naaeoe no poa Ga.
BEN, blep be angrebne al en- itprf
Iolitiafoeling, og en- olminoelig
aamp ppitoo. Ser leo apinSerne
BOG ct pompsenoe Reoerlas. ioet Sc
blcp orepne pan uilo 6lust. eiter al
mango al Dem par bet taset til.
ianse % iilbint / arrelteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Siet WlaImfuno.

IRA philadelphia meloes oen 2toe
Marts:
Sielge netrp mMsbne @fterret.
ninger Serira err Ser i Slne Ridge
Siergere, 200 Weil berira gpsnL on
oaaet Sernleier. Ser anilaoes at III
ncboISe pper en- Billion 1000, 0O0..
000, 600 Son Sermalm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Sra China.

Sra Ranfing teIegraieres ben
20Se Narts: De republifanife crop
per bar iaaet line 2snninaer for TO
Raaneoer; os 6reoen err s~ienopret.
tet i~snbenior Dangtieflooen.
F~rcmierminilter Tang Sbao ri
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
GIRLS USE PRIVILEGE
Leap Year Shows Marked Increase in
Number of Marriage Licenses
Issued.
THIRTY TAKE MONTH OF J1JNE

Records from the office of the clerk
OF court of Beltrami county show
that>local girls have not been at all
backward in taking advantage of
their leap year privileges. Thirty Ii
censes were issued in June, an av-
erage of one a day, as against four
teen for the same period in 1911.
The largest number of marriage Ii
censes issued in one day in June.
1911, was two. These were issued on
June Is. The largest number issued
IN 1912 was four. They were issued
on June 26. No licenses were issued
the first two days of June, 1911, or
June, 1912. Indications are that
the number of licenses which will be
issued for the year 1912 will be far
in excess of those of 1911.
Under the present state law, cou-
pies applying for a license are not
required to swear to their exact age
but must certify that they are Of age
and of no nearer relationship than
second cousins. Licenses are issued
in the county in which the home of
the bride is located. The first July
| license was issued this morning to
Miss Ellen Vein and August Thor
land.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
200 LIVES
SAID LOST IN
BIG CYCLONE

Winnipeg, July FOLLOWING a
day of thunder storms and high
winds, cyclone struck Regina, Sask.,
at p. m. Sunday night leaving death
and destruction in it's track. 1t is
estimated that 200 people have been
killed and reports place the property
loss at $14,0O0,OOO.
The Regina telephone exchange
was wrecked and it is believed that
the fifteen girls employed in the
plant lost their lives. Other buildings
destroyed are the Standard block, the
First Baptist church and the Bacid
and Bottell building. Only one tele-
graph wire is working, all others be-
Ing down. A special train left Win
nlpeg shortly after nine o'clock on
Sunday night with doctors, nurses
etc.
Coming from the south, the cyclone
first struck the new parliament build
ing which has just been completed
at cost of 100000. The build
| ing is of steel and concrete and while
badly shaken, still stands. It then
swept northward, moving a path six
blocks wide through the best resi-.
dence section. Automobiles filled with
people were hurled into the air an6
landed several blocks away.
At 8 p. M, few bodies had beer
taken from the ruins and many more
were in sight. The town was il
darkness as the electric light plan1
was ruined. Small fires broke ouj
but were quickly subdued.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
EIGHT HORSES SUFFOCATED.

St. Paul, July 1.-Eight horses
were suffocated and three others sc
severely burned that it was neces-
sary to shoot them at once in a fire
which damaged the large stables OF
the Golden Rule department store, at
$40 East Ninth street., St. Paul Sat-
urday night. i:
The fire was discovered by the
Waterman, after all the drivers had
left for the night. He turned in an
alarm. The barn was filled with
smoke when the fire department ar
rived, but the fremen entered the
stalls and succeeded in dragging out
stWenty-tWo frantic horses. In the
course of the rescue work several OF
the fremen narrowly escaped severe
injuries. ~
Three of the animals brought out
were found to be severely burned and
as their frantic kicking endangered
persons in the crowd attracted by the
fire they were shot at once by police
men.
Some of the other horses broke
away through the crowded streets
but were captured.
The damage to the building, which
is a large brick structure, is estimat-
ed at about $4,000.
The cause Of the fire is not known
The Waterman who turned in the
alarm says the flames made rapid
progress and that when the firemen
arrived the building was full OF
smoke and the horses struggling tc
breaks out of their stalls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
Bird Slaughter Condemned.

A strong protest Is being made In
South Australia against the continual
slaughter of such rare birds as the
Ibis, the egret, cranes and spoonbills
to supply the demands Of milliners.
The slaughter is Objectionable not
only as destroying some of the most
beautiful and interesting creatures of
nature, but, according to the Journal
Of Agriculture, also as rendering
South Australia ever more prone to
plaques Of grasshoppers, and is a
prime cause of the decline of it's fish
resources. AS the wandering birds dis
appear the crustaceans that destroy
Ash spawn increase the multitude
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
LATE SOCIETY.

Vernon Malloy, of the Crookston
Lumber company, was taken sudden
ly i'll on Thursday evening and was
removed to St. Anthony's hospital on
Friday morning where he was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis. Mr..
Malloy is resting easily now. His
sister, Miss Rose Malloy of Mime
apolis, arrived in the city on Sat
urday and will remain with him for
some time. -.--
Carl Hanson returned Saturday
morning from Minneapolis where he
had spent the past week with rela-
tives and friends.
| Miss Logan of Grand Rapids, has
accepted position in the county au-
ditor's office. Miss Logan began her
work this morning. ~
Mrs. H. w. Bailey has returned
from Jamestown, N. D., where she
had spent the past three weeks as the
guest of her daughter. She was ac-
cOmpanied home by her little grand
son, Floyd Rathman, who will spend
the summer here. Mrs. Bailey was
met at Wadena by her son, Thayer
Bailey, who returned hime with her.
W. A. Gould, Miss Eta Gould, Miss
Grace Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A..
Scharf drove to Itasca state park in
1.-THE Gould car yesterday morning, re-
turning home last evening.
We wish to thank all those who
assisted during the illness and death
of our son and brother, and especial
" Rev. Chas. IT. Felsher for his kind
ness. Mrs. p. NJ Ostby, Mrs. w. A.
Robbins, John, Emil and Joseph Ost-
by.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
NEW PHONE TO WHlTEFlSH
Blackjack Farmers Organize Com
pany to Build Line Into Ada
I cent Country.
$4,000 WAREHOUSE PLANNED

Blackjack, July members OF
the Blackjack Farmers club held a
meeting here Saturday at which
about thirty were present for the
morning session and sixty in the af-
ternoon. The meetings were adj
dressed by Professor Bergh of Bemid-
il, who spoke in the morning on &C.,
operation" and in the afternoon on
'Soil Management Other address
es were to have been made by Pro-
fessor Dyer, of Bemidji, and G. E.
Willard, development agent of the
Northern Pacific but they were I'M
able to be present. .
A telephone company was organ
lied to build a line from Blackjack
southwest to Whitefish Junction and
give the farmers in that country d.
rect communication with this point.
The company has been put on firm
financial basis and it is understood
that work will start at once.
The phone line to Battle River has
been completed and the success OF
this undertaking had a material in
fluence on the Whitefsh project.
An organization was also formed
to build a potato warehouse in Black
duck and trial plans and specifica-
lions were looked over and discussed
1t is proposed TO put $4,000 into the
plant and to make it complete enough
to care for the crop Of this section Of
the country. It is expected that the
warehouse will be completed before
fall.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
"Solid Gold"

Commercially speaking, the term
"solid gold" Is misnomer, since such
gold has not been used for many
many years. Some of the ancient Ro
man jewelry and some of that Of the
Renaissance period was, indeed, made
of pure gold, worked up by hand with
the crudest Of tools, but since tho old
days there has been a constantly in.
creasing employment Of alloys, for the
reason that jewelers. found that the
harder the gold was rendered by good
alloys the greater it's wearing quail
ties and the more secure, therefore
was the setting of the gems it con
tanned. Nowadays jewelry is of 49,
IA or 10 carats, according to the de-
sign and character Of the article, and
1t is much more frequently 10 than Is
carats.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-07-01
Clark and Wilson Forces Separated
By Personal Contest Started
By Bryan.
SITUATION IS COMPLICATED
Underwood Spoken of As Having Best
Chance if Leaders Decide to
Throw Vote.

| Baltimore, July Hope OF a nom
ination on the twenty-seventh bal
lot for president was practically
abandoned by Democratic leaders on
Sunday night. When the national
convention adjourned for Sunday it
| was believed that some solution of
the long deadlock would result rom
the conferences between the cham
pions of the three leading candidates
but it developed that the time set had
arrived for the withdrawal of either
Speaker Clark, Governor Wilson or
Representative Underwood.
1t was not expected that the first
ballot Monday would materially diff
fer from the twenty-sixth. Cam
paign managers possibly might have
reached some agreement of interest if
interest in the deadlock had not been
dWarfed by the personal controversy,
that developed between Bryan and
Clark. The visit of Clark to BaIti-
more and his arrival too late to at
tempt vindivation of himself before
the convention overshadowed every
thing else as the subject of the Sun
day gossip.
Should Clark and Wilson fail on
the next two or three ballots it was
predicted that there would be a turn
to Underwood who had held his nor
NAL vote from the first to the last.
The Underwood forces were watching
for just such a contingency and
claimed to be prepared to take full
advantage of it. Whether the Alaba-
ma candidate could win or not was
the subject of much speculation, but
outside of the delegates who had vot-
ed for him on the twenty-six ballots,
there did not appear to be much en-
thusiasm.