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The bee., 1915-06-08
Ben Franklin on Public Health

Benjamin franklin said in
poor Richards Almanac 1749,
"nine men in ten are suicides. I"
He meant that nine men out of
ten hasten their own deaths
through ignorance or violation of
the laws of health. Good health
Is not ordinarily obtained by TAX
ing medicines. Nature DEGREES
that good health shall be the re-
suit of normal living. Plenty of
good food, pure water, exercise,
fresh air, sleep; abstinence from
vicious and incorporate habits ;
mental self contro! instead of
worry; these are the foundations
of good health during a long life.
This is the doctrine continually
talked by the State Tuberculosis
Commission, an I the State Board
of Health, and every health Of
fleer and sanltariap.
The bee., 1915-06-08
TODD ALLOWED
BAIL IN The
SUM OF $4,000
No Evidence Introduced at.
Examination to Prevent
Court Allowing Bail

Grover Todd, one of the men
charged with being accessory be-
fore the fact in the double murder
of Glover Hoard and Demmett
Woodruff, was allowed bail last
Friday, at the conclusion Of the
evidence at the motion for hail
before Judge Gordon, in the sum
of $4,000.
Todd was on the witness stand
for some time and proved that
he had been in Paducah for some
time previous to the killing
where he was employed in the
shops Of the Illinois Cenral rail-
road. He proved that he had
orked every day during the
week of the crime. No evidences
was introduced proving that he
had any connection with the
murder. He stated that he had
always been on friendly terms
with both Hoard and Woodruff
and claimed that he had nevev
said nor believed, the two n-,t
had any connection with the rad
Oh Carbondale. He gave bond aud
returned to Paducah Friday
Fox & Powell represented Todd.
Circuit court is in session at
Princeton and the motion for
bail for Otto Hemiltou, also un-.
der indictment as an accessory.
will be heard before Judge Cor
don on Thursday.
The bee., 1915-06-08
DIAMOND RING
AND COLD WATCH
Added to List of Prizes in the
Bees Ohio River Trip
The Diamond Ring
Will be First
Prize

In order to stimulate as much
interest as possible among the
contestants in The Bees Ohio
river contest 1t has been decided
to add two more prizes TO the list
making three in all. The lady or
girl who receives the highest
number of votes in this contest
will win a handsome diamond
ring and the trip, the lady or girl
holding second highest number
wins the Business lot and the
trip and the party holding third
highest number of votes gets the
gold watch and the trip. The
other three winners get the triI
only. All of these prizes art
worth working for, the diamond
ring and watch are on display in
L. c. WileY's show window, the
ring is a SOLITAIRE set in high Tiff
fanny mounting and is beauty
Mr.. Wiley will take pleasure in
allowing any of the contestants
to examine the ring and watch.
Now get busy and pile up your
votes, it is Only a few weeks be-
fore the contest ends and it is
time to gather in all the new and
renew subscriptions you can.
Ask every one you meet to sub
scribe or renew for the Semi
weekly Bee and the Woman's
World or McCalls Magazine, it
ouly costs one dollar aud gives
you 5000 votes. Get your friends
to work for you and see how easy
it Is to win this 500 mile pleasure
trip aud the diamond ring. For
every person you induce to ac-
company you on this trip we
give you 100000 votes, ask your
friends to take the trip with you
tell them what a good time they
will have and before you know
it you will have several 100000
votes coming to you.
The bee., 1915-06-08
Wild Cattle Aided
the Italian Troops

Rome, June 4 (Via Paris, June
wild cattle materially
aided Italian troops in capturing
a strong Austrian position ON
Monte Cjrdo. according to the
Corrier D'Italia. The Austrian
garrison had surrounded itself
With a high barbed wire entangle-
ment. against which the Italians
drove the cattle. Started by e4
plOding bombs, the animals
tackled the entanglements wi
hoofs and horns and in a quar- 4
of an hour had swept away ne
obstacle so that the Italians were
able to gain the summit easily
The charge of the cattle, for
which no previous military expe-
rience had prepared them, is said
to have stampeded the Austrians.
The bee., 1915-06-08
Notice TO Contestants


On and after this date you will be
given $1,000 votes on each dollar
turned in on subscription, new or re-
new. and 5000 votes for every dollar
turned In on advertising or job
printing. We have also added q
fourth, fifth and six premium, as
follows; Fourth premium, 3 hand
some blue and gold APIECE dinner
set, on display IN L. q. Wileys show
window, fifth prize, IS 90 Domestic
carpet sweeper-cleaner and the sixth
premium is q IS 90 Artfelt woven
felt rug. Now get busy and pile up
your votes, some one will win the
trip and the diamond ring and II
might as we'll be you.
The bee., 1915-06-08
TRIBUTE PAID TO
W 0. W. DEAD
Services at Grapevine At
tended by 1ooo-Hon.
Ruby Laffoon
Speaks

At least one thousand people
we're present at the memorial
services of the Woodmen of the
World, held at Grapevlns~ceme-
terry last Sunday afternoon, and
conducted by officers and mem.
bers of the MadIsonville w. O.
W. The monument erected in
honor of Lou w. Nisbet was IN
veiled and a special program for
the occasion was carried out.
There were many Woodmen
fiom all sections of the county
present aud took part in the ex-
ercises. Hundreds of friends were
also in attendance.
Hon. Ruby Laffoon delivered
the address of the occasion, ply.
ing a high tribute to the deceased
members of the order. Following
the program, the graves of the
deceased Woodmen were strewn
with f)wers.
The newW oodmen of thew orld
hall at Union Temple, near S..
Charles, was dedicated last Sun
day afternoon, about five hun
dred Woodmen and their friends
being present, Speeches were
made by Hons. Lee Gibson, Let
cher r. Fox and j. Elliott Baker.
Graves of the departedW oodmen
were decorated at the conclusion
of the speaking. ~
The bee., 1915-06-08
William Ruff Might
Win Battle Alone

William Ruff, u gun pointer on
the battleship Texas. recently
made remarkable record off the
Virginia capes. With fourteen
inch gun he made eight hits in
succession npon a moving target
at a range of twelve miles.
Had these hits been in action
they might have won a battle.
Eight fourteen-ineh shells, even
at so great a distance, would
have wrought frightful havoc up
on an enemy ship. The ship which
can get the greatest number Of
hits at longrange has tremend-
Gus advantage.
The bee., 1915-06-08
GUARD RECOGNIZED
BY BIG COMPANY
Belknaps Takes Public-Spir-
tied Position Regarding
Soldiers of First
Regiments

Much encouragement for the off,
GERS aud men Of the First Regiment
OF the Kentucky National Guard is
contained In q letter forwarded by
the Belknap Hardware and Manu-.
featuring Company to Capt. Sidney
Smith, AdjutAnt. to the effect that
employees Of the company who are
members of the National Guard will
be allowed twelve days leave Of alb
sence from their duties to attend the
State Encampmsnt Of the guard
without loss ofpSy and without cur!
failing their two-weeks' vacation
privileges.
This 10 long step in advance Of
the attitude OF many employers to-
ward the demands OF the encamp-
ment upon the time OF their employ
es, and It lie believed that che liberal
aud patriotic example OF the Bel
KNAPP company will have q most
wholesome snk gratifying effect not
only In Louisville, but throughout
the State, with the result that the
sncAmpmeut will be more largely
attended and more BENEFICIAL IN ev-
cry way than 1t ever has been.
The letter addressed to Captain
Smith is as followe:
louisville, Kv., May 5, 1916. -
C4yt. Sidney Smith, LIST Regiment.
Kentucky Infantry, Lincoln Build
ing, City. Dear Sir: The directors
OF this company have decided that
the employees who are members OF
the State militia will be permitted
to absent themselves for the puT-
pose OF attending the State eRcAmp-
ment not to exceed twelve days,
without loss of salary and without
affecting IN any way their two-weeks
vacation privileges. Il
lin other words, the effect of this
ruling is that the time of employees
of this company spent In the State
encampment will not be treated as
absence. We thought that you
would be Interested to know this, as
we feel that such action is in the IN
terest of the militia and the State.
Yours truly,
Belknap Hardware and Manufact-
uring Company.
per G. w. Allen, General Manager
The bee., 1915-06-08
FARMERS MAGAZINE SECTION

The Semi-weekly Bee will is
sue on or about the the fist Of
each month a sixteen page Par
mers Magazine" section. This
magazine will contain interest
ing aud timely news matter.
from the pens of men worth whale
Articles on poultry aud live stoc
a pattern department, articles Oa
good roads, the ideal kitchen aud
various other articles Of interest
to all. This instructive magazine
section win be sent to all readers
of The bee free Of charge aud
should prove quite an interestinE
addition to the paper. The first
number will be issued on Friday
June 11'h.
The bee., 1915-06-08
Progressive Leaders
go tn Republicans

Indianapolis, Ind, June 5 At
the conclusion of a meeting Of
the Progressive State Central
Committee here Edward O Toner.
chairman, and Paul j. Haynes,
secretary, handed in their resig-
nation and announced that hence.
forth they would affiliate with
the Republican party. L. Ray
Lsnich, chairman Of the Eighth
District Committee. also resigned.
The bee., 1915-06-08
U. D. C. Decoration

The ltdies of the darlington
chapter U. D. Q. decorated out
at the cemetery Sunday afternoon
Rev. Grant made short impress
sive address which was much en-
loved by them present. There
was an abundance of flowers to
decorate all of the graves of the
veterans.
The bee., 1915-06-08
Prominent Citizens Arrested

Hartford, KY. June 6.-Fifteen
prominent residents Of Csntertown
aud vicinity IN this county were ar
rested and brought here on charges
OF collaborating and banding to-
gether for the purposes of intImida-
ticn. The warrants were sworn out
by four men OF the same nelghbor-
food, and all of chose arrested gave
bond to appear for their preliminary
hearing next week.
The warrants were sworn out In
connection with the so-called Pos
sum Hunter raids In this county.
All OF those arrested deny psrticipA.
ton Ia the troubles.
The bee., 1915-06-08
TO
MAMMOTH CAVE
JUNE 20, 1915

Round Trip railroad fare
$500. Board at Cave Hotel
including the several routes
in the Cave for $3.50. Max
ing total cost for two days
trip $500, going on regular
morning trains, Limit on
tickets 10 days. Write or
phone L. & N. agent.
The bee., 1915-06-08
Indiana Companies
Ordered Dissolved

Indianapolis, June 5.-Adjr.
Ger. Frank L. Bridges, of the Ind-
lana Nstioual Guard, ordered
seven companies of the guards.
men mustered out of service, in
accordance with ord ars from the
War Department. The depart
ment directed that the companie
be dissolved because they did
OF reach ths prop % standard OF
efficiency.
The bee., 1915-06-08
A Texas Wonder

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves graV-
l,.curea diabetes, weak and lama
backs, rheumatism and all Irregu-
larIties OF bladder troubles, remOv-
ing gravel, the kidneys and bladder
in both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggists will be sent
by mail on receipt OF $l.0O. One
small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails to perfect q
cure: Send for testimonials from
Kentucky and other States. DR.. E.
w. Hall. 1924 Olive St.. st. Louis,
Mo. Sold by Druggists.
The bee., 1915-06-08

Dishes are something that are
constantly IN demand IN every
HOUSEHOLD from the cottage to the
mansion. The Bee is putting out
a limited number OF 80 piece din
ner sets with a years subscription
and $500 extra, this price also
includes a years subscription to
the Woman's World or McCall's
magazine. If you need dishes this
is a good opportunity to get a
splendid SO psice dinner set for
a small sum. Gall at this office
and examine the ser, you will be
pleased with them aud also with
the pre-.
The bee., 1915-06-08
ANEW VERSION OF AN OLD Law
Enlarged, Improved and Brought up to
Date ~.

Following is an implied and mod
ernizsd version of an old time saw:
EARLY to bed, early to rise, cut the
weeds and swat the flies; mind yonr
own business and don't tell lies, run
your auto right, don't deceive your
wives; pay your debts and advertise |;
buy from the men who have enter
prise. keep your mouth shut but
open your eyes and you will be
healthy, wealthy and WISE"
The bee., 1915-06-08
Auction Whist Club

Mrs. w. P. Ross entertained
the ladies of the Auction Whist
Club Friday evening from 7 80
to IL 100 p. M. Mrs. Fart Stone
was the guest of the Club. Mrs.
Rule made the highest score.
Mesdames Ross, Rule, Kline and
Dawes lead in the total score.
The bee., 1915-06-08
Arthur B0IIlpCh-. a
cd at Princeton

Princeton, KY, June 4.-Arthur
Bell was lynched here this morning.
Bell was q negro charged with at
lacking u white woman in the east
ern part Of Caldwell Co. last week.
He was taken from jail at an ear
ly hour today and hanged.
A small number of masked men
oyerpowered Jailer Throckmorton
and seized the prisoner. They es-
capped before the authorities could
be aroused.
The bee., 1915-06-08
SECRETARY
BRYAN HAS
RESIGNED
Could Not Sign The Note
Which Goes to Ger
many
TAFT SUGGESTED
AS SUCCESSOR

Washington. June 8.-William
Jennings Bryan, three times the
democratic candidate for the
presidency of the United States
and author of nearly thirty peace
! treaties with the principal ma
tiops of the world, resigned to-
day rs Secretary Of State as a.
dramatic sequel to his disagree
ment with President Wilson
over the Governments policy
toward Germany.
The resignation was accepted
by the President. The cabinet
then approved the response which
had been prepared TO the German
reply to the Lusitania note. Act
ing Secretary Robert Lansing
will sign the document aud to-
morrow it will be cabled to Ber-
lin.
win support Wilson Politically
Secretary Bryan will return to
private life tomorrow, when the
resignation takes effect. 1t was
learned that he intends to con-
tlnue his political support of the
President.
Rather than sign the document
which he believed might posi-
bly, draw the United States into
war, Mr.. Bryan submitted his
resignation 10 a letter declaring
that "the issue involved is of
such moment that to remain a
member of the cabinet would be
as unfair to you as it would be
to the cause which is nearest my
heart, Namely the prevention
of war;"
The president accepted the res
ignation ina letter of regret,
tinged with deep personal feel
ing Of affection. The letters con-
stitutiug official announcement
of Mr.. Bryan's departure from
the cabinet to private life were
made public at the white house
at 9 O'Clock tonight.
A coalitation cabinet, such as
was recently formed in England.
may be the result Of Sec. Bryan's
detection. Men most prominent
ly mentioned in Washington to
succeed Bryan are Taft and Eli.
hu Root.
The.'presidenIs closest advisers
think it would have a who lesome
effect on public opinion abroad,
as we'll as toward unifying the
nation, to appoint Taft, who has
intellectually approved Will
sons foreign policy.
The bee., 1915-06-08
N. E. Church North

Sunday, June 10.
Sunday school $3.50 Q. M.
Preaching IL 100 Q. m.
Childrens Day Program 1880 p. m.
Everybody invited,
w. B. Dunkum, Pastor.
The bee., 1915-06-08
MRS. DAVID COWELL
Entertalns The Needle Graft Club Tues
day Afternoon

Mrs. David Cowell entertained
the Needle Craft Club at her
residence on railroad street Tues
day afternoon. A large number
of the members we're present,
and an interesting session was
held. Delightful refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The bee., 1915-06-08
WAR SUPPLIES TO
vLADIvOsTOCK.

Tacoma - TwentY-two thousand
measurement tons OF war materials
will be taken to Vladivostok by
three vessels now loading In Tacoma
Another vessel has been chartered
20 load war supplies IN Tacoma.
The supplies couslst mainly OF az.
aomobiles, barbed wire, and cotton.
The bee., 1915-06-08
PMes Cured IN o % - Gays

Your dEugaisi will reiund mqnsY Il PAxo
OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case u ltshina.
Elina Hleecl14 o. fEolludI1I riIna n eto u oaya
rs Aiss appilplao1 nisea A4st al Aeli- ~.
The bee., 1915-06-08
No No, Grlna

We have a pleasant laxative that VIII
do JUST what you want 10 70 do. :
Re3aee (9t1eEeieal
We sell thousands Of them and we
have never seen q better remedy for the
bowels. Sold only by u. 10 cents.
81 Bernard MINING CO. lneorpS-
usaoA Ore 49,
The bee., 1915-06-08

~ uuInlns Thsl Doos NOT afissi Ihs nsaa
Because Of iis tonic aud laxative encct. LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QUtNINIlig better than ordinary
ouinine and does not cause seriousness nor
flnaina III bead ACueUbeI the fall u1ne and
loot q ths llEuainrs q \. y. oAqVks -
The bee., 1915-06-08

cufss old Sons. othsT Remedies wont cun.
The worst caaeC, no matter Of how long siandinE,
are cured ~ he wonderiul, old reliable Dr.,
Fsia ssa M a tas Ssus ilns. lse. sOr. No
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night. They were accompanied home
by liver Farstad.
The Roseland family visited with
friends in Rosewood Sunday.
I. T. Sollom, who resided here a
few years ago but now Of Holt,
underwent an operation at Warren
last week Immediately after the
operation Mr.. Sollom improved
nicely, but later he took change for
the worse and is now in a critical
condition. @
Miss Alma Tunheim, Miss Amanda
johnson, Carl Johnson and Oscar
Tunheim attended the South New
folden Farmers Club picnic at the
Strand place Sunday.
Lloyd Ralston visited with friends
!, in Newfolden Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Langlee and son Elmer had an
accident last week, while on their
way home from Thief River Falls.
Their auto left the road and went in
to the ditch: Neither the car nor it's
occupants were injured.
J. A. Hoberg Of Newfolden called
at Nelson's place Sunday afternoon.
Christ Vinje, who has been employ
ed at T. T. Tunheim's left for Marsh
Grove Friday.
Oscar Tunheim left Monday for
Crookston, where he will work at
the Agricultural College.
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spent Wednesday evening with Miss
Julia Olson.
Mrs. Fred Solley gave nice birth
day party last Wednesday, July 81.
The following were present: Mrs. O.
Olson, Julia Olson, little George
Olson, Mrs. Erickson with her girls,
Mrs. Feskvold and daughters Han
sina and Asia.
Charley Erickson left for Thief
River this morning to attend the big
sale.
Grandpa Pittman visited the town
clerk yesterday.
There will be German services
Aug. Is at 10 a. m. in Kison school
house. All are welcome.
A birthday party was given to lit.
tie Lille Erickson by her little neigh
Dor girls. We wish Lille many more
happy birthdays.
It seems that 1915 is lucky year
Nearly all homesteaders are getting
what they have been looking for, fol
a long time. Guess what tits.
Ragnes Volstad is helping Fred
Solley to put up his timothy hay
this week. ~. .....
Miss Julia Olson visited with Mrs
Solley Monday afternoon.
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HAPPY CORNER !.
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We had another fine rain last
Saturday night.
The school grounds have been
beautified by moving the weeds.
W. S. Chapman received the sad
news this week Of the death Of a
sister in Oklahoma.
Miss Selma Lundin is assisting
Mrs. Perry Bush, west of Stephen,
with her work.
Miss Fish, of Warroad, is helping
Mrs. Chas. Harrington with her work:
Some from our neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Eisenrich,
East of Donaldson, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. A. Gravdal of Stephen, filled
his regular appointment at the
church last Sunday at II a. m.
August Lundin has recently i'm
proved his dwelling house by placing
concrete foundation and a cellar
under it.
Herman Bartels and family spent
Sunday with friends in our vicinity.
The weather last week was fine for
haymaking, and large quantity of
hay went into the stack in fine shape.
Some of the Happy Cornerites at
tended the Chautauqua. at Warren,
while others were prevented on ac-
count of rainy weather.
The sound of the binder is heard in
the land and ere the close of the
week, much grain Of the earlier var
ieties we'll be in the shock.
S. D. Lincoln, our efficient school
teacher, has been reimployed to teach
the next term Of school in our dis
trict.
tits Mr.. Richard Samson, not
Swanson, father Of Mrs. Allison, who
is visiting in this neighborhood.
The Stevning motor truck was in
this vicinity the fist of the week de-
livering goods and gathering cream
for the Stephen creamery. Owing
to the recent rains and the much
travel on the roads while soft, they
are in bad condition and will require
much work by dragging to put them
in anything like good condition for
travel.
++*+ +++++ +++++*@
+ MOYLAN +
+ + + + + + + + + + 1! + + + + + I
Kelliher brothers are spending a
few days visiting at their brothers
place near Thief river.
Oscar Olson is taking care of KILL
her brothers stock.
Misses Alma and Mabel Swanson
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HELPFUL WORDS.
From a Warren Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful?
Does it ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
,neys. .. ....s:. ..-
If so there is danger in delay.
Weak Kidneys get fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them. ~ -,
Read this Warren testimony.
Mrs. G. Wick1nan, Warren, says:
"My back was painful and it hurt me
to bring strain on the muscles of
my 1oins. / knew from other symp-
toms that my kidneys were disorder
ed I was always careful about letting
troubles run on and knowing about
Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 tried them.
They quickly removed the trouble.
The cure has been permanent.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Wickman had. Foster Mil
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Haying is in full swing around

Is Haying is in full swing around
here.
Torvall Nilsson was here looking for
more men to work in the hog out
east.
Carl Erickson and sons Garfield
and Arthur are helping Oscar Olson
with his haying this week. Two
mowers are drawn by bull tractor.
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: SOUTH NEWFOLDEN
+ I. + +2++"+ ++++++3 1.
Paul Krogh. Of Argyle. was visit
or at Ihle's place Saturday night.
Carl Johnson is the owner of a
Ford. The more the merrier.
Mr.. Stendahl and family. of Grand
Forks. autoed from that place Sun
day and visited with Finnestad's.
They returned the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Skjeveland,
Miss Margaret Owen, Arthur Soren-
son and Einar Johnson visited at S.
Tunheim's Friday night.
Thoralf, Edward and George Tun-
helm called at T. Nelson's place Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Olga Gustavson returned
Tuesday from Crookston, where she
had attended summer school at the
Agricultural school.
Mrs. Farstad and Miss Nellie Fin
#nestad drove to Viking Saturday
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Kelliher brothers are spending a
few days visiting at their brothers
place near Thief river.
Oscar Olson is taking care of KILL
her brothers stock.
Misses Alma and Mabel Swanson