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etc., and the exercise the finding of
these entail are prime necessities.
Note the turkey mother instinct with
her brood Of y0ung-out at mornings
dawn; to water first, If it be con-
venient; then out over field and mead
Ow; here a bit Of grass, a worm,
bug, pebble; here little, there
little, and always on the move.
When yarded they have no oppor-
tunity-nor need-of active exercise.
Food is supplied them, usually not the
kind nor variety that suits their needs.
They overeat and sit down. You will
note they. get less active, less thrifty.
Finally they just hump upland die.
Don't try close yarding unless you are
fond of experiment and willing to court
failure.
Many breeders advocate yarding the
mother and her brood during wet
weather and Of mornings until dew is
gone. do not do so. The mother
is nervous and restless to get out and
tramples her young. Her turkey in
stinct understands how to care for
CuOS0 OdUleS VI ueIS. aOW O1teu nave
gone out after heavy or continued rains,
expecting to find my little turks wet
and bedraggled, perhaps drowned. But
not so. To me it is one of natures
mysteries how that mother turkey hen
cares for her brood in wet alfalfa fields
and grass, yet keeps them so dry.
feel sure, in the hundreds Of young
turkeys l have handled, have never
lost dozen from dew or wet weather
If the turkey mother was just let
alone. .....-"
Select the variety that is best suited
to your environments. If you have
no near neighbors and wide range nor
varmints to destroy the eggs, the
Bronze are fine. But they are great
rovers. l have tried the Bronze, Hol-
land and Bourbon Red and find the
Reds much more domestic, very hardy
and more easily managed. They neither
rove 80 far nor hide their nests so bad
~ as do most varieties. Mine very
often lay in the henhouse with the
chickens. a- ~.
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PAClFIST POLICY BUILT ON
A FALSE ASSUMPTION
lC0ntinuad fron Para -

teaches that a rich, enfeebled, unde-
Tended nation invites attack from a
warlike, armed and aggressive, but
poor nation. Let Japanese states
men once become imbued with the
belief that the United States would
not fght-that the people here had
become devotees of the peace-at-any-
price policy of Mr.. Bryan-they
would pick a quarrel and attack us
within q month.
From what motive? it may be
asked. The motive of Japanese ag-
grandizement-the presented oppor-
tunity to exact from a people who
seem in their eyes rich beyond the
dreams Of avarice war. indemnity
that would be $tupendous enough to
lift their people from poverty and
give them a military equipment
without cost to themselves that
would be big enough to assert their
most ambitious dreams of empire and
commerce.
Once the Japanese had us at their
mercy land what could prevent it if
Bryan had his way?) they would not
be "pikers" when it came to terms
of settlement. The demanded in
demnity would not be small matter
of millions. 1t would deal in terms
of billions, and with it would go
Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines and
our every island foothold in the
broad Pacific.
The whole fantastic Bryan doc
trine rests on the fantastic assump-
ton that the millennium is here;
that human nature has changed as
in a twinkling; that militant ardor
has vanished from the earth; that
the passion of rising nations for ex-
panding empire has forever ceased,
and, finally, that If we will but shout
peace, peace" we will disarm the
world and obliterate appeals to force.
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The Court Of Last Resort.

Around the stove of the cross roads
grocery is the real court of last re-
sort, for it finally over-rules all
Others. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
|edy has been brought before this
court in almost every cross roads gro-'
Gerry in this country, and has always
received a favorable verdict. It Is
in the country where man expects
to receive full value for his money
thatsthis remedy is most appreciated.
For sale by all dealers. Adv.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL,
CITY OF BEMIDJI, MIMI.

l.
called by the mayor, for the purpose
Of canvassing the election returns of
the general city election held February
judges and clerks of election, and for
the appointment of judges of election
and designating polling places for the
ticn to Be held on March Il, ISIS. e
A quorum being present, meeting was
called to order by Alderman Miller,
president pro .ta%i CALL
Upon roll call a,t the he foilowing alder
Bailey Phlpp Miier
"a Camvassing Board.
pointed Aldermen Phillippi, Bailey and
the returns of the election of February
IT, The said committee made their their re:
following were duly elected:
Mayors May, Eoe;, "; Va9 1de
City Treas%rer-Ge9; w; Rhea.
Alderman, First Ward. P. Lahr.
=. Alderman, Second Ward - Thomas
Alderman, Third ward-Paul Fou-
Alderman, Fourth ward-R. E. Miller.
Said, report was accepted and ordered
HASO OAl MlOIlO1 anu SECOND.
The following judges of election and
polling places designated were named
for the presidential preference primary
election March IA, 1916. ,-'~-'~
First Ward-Geo. Kirk, Bert Getchell,
r: G. Hayner, Judges. Polling place.
Miller's Store, Beltrami avenue
Second WardrA. A. Carter, E. j.
Gould, J. G. Williams, judges. Polling
place, Fire Hall, City building.
Third Ward-P. M. Dicadre, John Rip
pei, H. "A. Whitney, judges. Polling
place, Log Building in rear of Dicaires
store. III r. $50 ...." .--. i: y.
Fourth Wardj-H. E. Anderson. Perle
Davis, e. Groom, judges. Polling
place, Dalton's Building, Third street. =
No further business appearing it was
moved we adjourn. ~.
Adjourned: ~. .-@. ~: u. F
-.es--... IA "a - Approved;
II F. S. LYCAN,
,,..-. - -. Z President
GEO: STEIN,
City Clerk.
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street and Beltrami avenue, was read
and on motion and second ordered
filed, final action on acceptance of said
report to be deferred until next regular
meeting.
Miscellaneous.
After discussion, insurance policies
dered renewed, and on motion and
second it was ordered that a one thou
sand dollar five year policy be trans
ferred from r. H. Shumaker agency to
that of A. r. Erickson.
Recomm endation to the library board
was made, to set apart certain room in
the library basement for meeting pur-
poses of the G. A. r. Post if they
desired.
No further business appearing it was
moved we adjourn.
Adjourned.
F. S. LYCAN,
President.
Attest:
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk.
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The
Article

is one in which the mer-
chant himself has implicit
faith-else he will not adj
vertlse it. You are safe in
patronizing the mer-
chants whose ads appear
in this paper because their
goods are up to date and
not shop worn. : : {:
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Do not try to hatch valuable tur-
key eggs in an incubator. A gentle
hen will make better job Of it.. If
possible give the poults to turkey
mother. If you must use a hen put
her of in an orchard away from
the other poultry and keep her
there. II young turkeys droop look
for lice along the wing quilts and
back. Use insect powder freely.
for ice are fatal to young turkeys.
The illustration shows a turkey
with poults
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The musical entertainment which
was to have been given in the Bap-
list church on March z, has been
changed to March on account of the
reception to be given in the Pres
byterian church for the new pastor.
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Mrs. James French visited with
friends here yesterday, while en-
route to- Blackjack where she will
visit with her son, Edward French,
for short time. Mr.. French was
formerly connected with the City
Drug Store of this city.
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POULTRY PicklNGs.

= In marketing eggs aim to have
= them clean and uniform In color
= and size. - -@
= Simple remedies for: mild all
= ments are well enough, but when
= q fowl gets very sick it is best
= to kill and cremate it at once.
= A solution Of concentrated lye
. does the work Of destroying dis
= ease germs in an old brooder,
= and it is also Invaluable for
= cleaning poultry drinking foun-
= tains. T., 81.
= If you don't want your hens
= to get the habit of eating eggs
= give them plenty Of work, fresh
= vegetables and a variety Of
= grains. - w., --.
= No incubator will do its best
= where there Is too much varia-
4 ton In the temperature.
4 Il - Il
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NO newspaper can succeed with
y out advertising, therefore we
solicit the patronage of our readers
for those who by their advertising
help to make this paper possible.
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Paul Winklesky and son, Lester,
left today for Duluth where Mr..
Winklesky will attend the wedding
of his brother, Frank, on Tuesday.
From Duluth they will leave for
Wrenshall where they will spend a
few days visiting with Mr.. Wrinkles
ky's parents. They will be gone
q week. 81
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man were declared present Moberg,
Lahr Smart, Bailey, Foucault, Phillippi,
Miller, Lycan. Absent-Ervin.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved
The following bills. after being au-
allowed:
Minnesota Electric. Light and
Power !: Co. pumping contract
and light, pump station for
Minnesota Ha Electric Light and @A4l'S0
Power Co., current for library,
Mi HaMaats Electric Light and 0'S0
Power Co., general lighting
w Gonf5aSt January wodX furnished :: S5a7e
Geo: H. French, wood furnished ''-'
Carl 9 Jahre, care one MRS. Geo: 4'10
N. E: fuller, wood furnished to Lev
Fred Petrie, boarding paupers to o'O0
Street Gang, labor to date: S7 7:5
Frank Rippell, merchandise and
drayage, one Mrs. P. Halling,
Chas Nangle, Merchandise char. Law
tiles account Christmas dona-
w. +. Foley, iced and team hire,
January, fire department. .... 7.15
Woman's Study Club, rest room
maintenance, January ........ 1000
Bemidji Sentinel, official print
ing and ballots .............. $500
Bemidji Auto Co., merchandise to
fire truck NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1926
G. G. Berglund, merchandise to
city building .............. go
John Zacharias saving wood. 1.2U
John Brown, saving wood $3.50. 4.4O
Bemidji Pioneer Publishing Co.,
printing and stationery ...... 6.83
w. S. Booth & Son, election sta
J. A. Fenton, stationery to water
L. p Eckstrum, thawing hyu-
rants, water department ..... 1920
Albert Smart, team labor, water
department ..:... ....: ......: ITS
J. F. Phillip, refund paving and
storm sewer assessment ac-
count of error in assessment. 1874
VIM. Hazen, meal tickets to pris-
oners and pauper Davies ..... 1880
VIM. Peckels, team labor, hauling
wood 300
Report.
Report of the committee on condem-
nation proceedings in the matter of
the vacation of certain portions of First
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A Specific Against Colds.

The nearest thing to specific
against colds is a stepping porch or
open bed room and cold sponge bath
every morning when you first get up.
Even then you will occasionally take
a cold, especially when colds are cpl
demic, and when you do you will
find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a
great help in enabling you to get
rid of it. Try it. For sale by all
dealers.-Adv.
Miss Esther Krahn and sister, Ella,
who is taking a course of study in
the Bemidji high school, returned
yesterday afternoon to Lavinia to
visit with their parents over Sun
day. Miss Ella Krahn will return
to Bemidji Monday to resume her
studies.
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Baskets: Bemidji-Johnson 8, Tan
ner 8, Bailey 2, Cameron 1, Graham
1. Brainerd Reese 2, Falconer 2,
Warner i, O'Brien 1. Fouls John
son for Bemidji 3, Falconer for
Brainerd. i. Referee, Deering of
Crosby. =.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL,
CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINI.
February IA, 1916
Council met at City hall at o'clock
pm. A quorum being present, meeting
was called to order by President
Lycan.
Roll Call.
Upon roll call the following alder
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Take advantage of a want ad.
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BEMIDu QUINTET IN FAST
GAME DEFEATS BRAINERD

ton size that the local team will win
by decisive score and also that If
the local team goes to Carleton it
will have an excellent chance of win
ming the state high school champion
ship. Ez#8. - ..<# -
Nearly 500 people saw the contest
last night. .-7.>> :, -. i: S IS
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man were declared present-Moberg,
Lair, Smart, Bailey, Foucault, Phillippi,
Miller, Lycan. Absent-Ervin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN
CITY.

IN Answering ~. ri,s.. Nsniisn rin,..
--s's->>>-s>>NrS>~sN~sNNs~ Ns~~s>~~s>~s>~~>~S~~~~~~
INVESTMENT \ limited numitr ~
shafce " bUeh is offered In a na
unnal hank w pfuccss ~ formation. =
safg aud ptniltshlg Investment Tor
rai''rulsrs addtcts n.fi. rafv Time.
WNNtth Man ~ tuod busiurss stiity
ant Moderate capital a. take aarn.t
lcf well known Autrmrbils which hat
teen on the market and puyuiaf UtF
~ rats Address wiih references N.
p, Timss
ron hrNT Modern fifrrf,9f siufe
huilding, iUuf ntsrfs tnstt1 . anH ~
Wet Malt, uppNsiis H.. iiu,kINs itutyl.
sn1ulte n Millst ia.ksrn Cu.. iit A. cal.
lfnfnA
NAVE t.rssssnfsf Iufa tffsi GOOD
notes and snmr MONEY Wani small
vel. .lrca'ed rfrrrtt ~ What have tpu
uiis Malcolm cate Soil hnifi
unnCIrY tsfgain. five Mr4ks rns,rf.
u.ei incrine W ref dai. chsBr tei-
U.iii. Times
WANTED tfn6o vi,h sssis,anrs tn ID
nance siflriii hrnifidr rtrifU.|l.i. I.
rfuia slfinn u or n10 in sirhi Kitchen.
li'isl Ftrhsrss. thf rsmpisii nt
TALKING MACiiiNE tsrotAs i.auet,
and sold ani Exchanged ufrrfti -
chanse = North Naftri
nnokH hcushi. said ara ssrhsrssi
vcisbsts ~ Nufth iisr,ei
ON ACCOUNT other business ". viii s.i
our srOoefy ohsAc Call fos n H.rvey,
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
.,,s,. :. s....,,.. ". r,..., s,",..o t~,.

w ,nsw sfing Ad. rissss Mention rns.
WNNTlu 10 ifud. NfHisItk.. ..rtas
rnrrfr ear i1f rif uf luis IUHnc
Walnut tN
~ NlN To- lti1c automobile HDrHy,e
driving course SO. iufis Phone
W iiHs, Automobile School
FOR SAIL mnisl how'd .,t. newly
painted nvs iirrH. uuHi .Iiuu Wat
tii 2if Nwih Robinson
WANTED ru imir fuf BuiUmrmI.. Nii
rHnr'trT Wn4tHu' rf UT uHHII. for
truck r'li tni IwrifH niif
Iutr now i0is Grant siN.s Hi factory
piF lnHsiuHI UBHEr. HII Nmtb
iIfu1lpaf
tuN SALE one Fu'd roadster. frssp,.
w rysthaulrd. N'n r1sh fine Jtrui
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.

In Answering Ads. Pleas. Mention Iims..
S>-~N~~~~~~~~~~~~-~I~~~>- ~~~>-~>->~NN>r~>~-~->~~'~
SOME FINE VOL located lot' iu ld-
mori fur Hl' DurHp or H'l TRADE for
vacant Ior. 100 Oklahoma DI'y H.st"
,Hfo Okahomin
WHAT have you 10 trade ior 2. ln', iu
Wufh'ford OMn 22ls y Eo"Inson
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Mary
PiCkfOrd's
Column

At the Chicago Convention-lII.
I IDME again Really did intend
II TO keep my diary mp every day
and write two articles on Satur-
day but ! must confess that not for
uur.hali second did | think Of my duty
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cArrlr Am STOCK.

fn Answering sfs Please Mention Timss
WANTED 81, fti cows with h.hs
calves. hrhost market rf.Uy Phone
Maple isi
IuU SAIL Grui bm.l, brfsr. '1r iur.
~ harness 1rI saddle phury WtI IN
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The Want Al. are 'hr hrH rrist in
excellent boarding. place, and ATE rsli
Hh'r and inexpensive
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MALE HELP WANTE D.
In Answering Ads Piense Mention Tins~

s~>~>>>~~>>~>~~~~->~~, ~~,NN.~~~~~~~~~>~~>~>~~>-
WANTED Several nrst-clnss nnn VINO
have had experience IN handling maps
Something new; rapid seller, i'rll"b
state Oklahoma commission proposition
Address N-27j, care Times
II YOt nrc out N employment or IN
need of nrst-oloss help call ~ 4'bH
n broadway Broadway lmplo' M
hur"nu or phone Walnut liN'
WANTED 4 neat young man age 10 to
IL N-21p, OkInhOm0n
OrrOR1rNlTY- can learn book
keeping. banking. higher account luf'
Or pcumauahip nj homo during tuun
time and save the coFt ot attending
fchoo, new system. new method ~
home study; write or call ior infnrmn
ton Prot J H. HuIr8. Suuihy'. torn
School NJ Accolnthncy .n' weaver
Hlig. oklahoma CITY VI 2's
WANTED Bright. energetic young man,
1870 years. one with some m"rh0u u
experience preferred. fnr prrmiu'n' poo
sitlOn with excellent prosu,'iH 'Ir ul
vnncomont Cnll M 30i Baum Bldg Ur-
tween nud $50 m.
WANTED Three neat npprprInr young
men FOR city nul rond work, ,Nn'rIcuc"
unnecessary Apply 10 llD'shoNltl lilig
a " Williams. Manager
WANTED-.Y Young or mlddlo-lr,d man
ns assistant Dlnrk Apply assistant
manager, Lee lluckius hot,l
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IN Answering ~. ri,s. Mention Time.
MANAGER AND Sal ESMAN.

lligh grade man uf long experience is
open Tor I've position. f,sIi,Uf ut 'Fn,s
slling an manager of salesman. iu ,s'ph.
f'h agencies ana handle men uu .1Iafy
o. commission basis Address E.'lt. Uufr
Times
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ad. Please Mention Time.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
In AnswsrtnF Adj. Please Mcmillan Times

S~>>~~>~~o~SN~~~->~-,~~0>-
FOR E.NT rNfr" large housekeeping
fuuus ground 'Uuf front Hul back
'p'rnn"ei rlo,r Toe q West tth " 1856.
MODERN nicely furnished northeast
hNua,k''rinr fuDnH. everything f4f-
rl-hed en-. W ,b Wal it6s
FOR REST Two suites ~ two rooms
t,h fur HdHIH. everything furnished.
walking i.fynre " $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
IN Answering NJ. ri,a., NrntIsp limo.

'.ytw.tf tul tW .HffFr .Hmr. \
smith. f.pfrt'ni1''NU. go SIS ub Phone
W1' a's-
lNi.U U"rTILVlI.k fum pHr.
cream Chufn'i Itlly. tN. .,r .HIpu
NJ lir delivered 1Is " SNN Walnut
$3.50
tNE horse. two vgrunE aud iHH iu.ua
'Aiurs. I1ll ~ % n Nfm1VHU
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Answers 10 Coitsspond.nu
= I To find ,uut friend IN N.
Sshe company better write there the
letter may ht FORWARDED IN him
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SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE.

POOKktEpIE mud accountant, with
seven NutrH rrusTrrr. wont un. uf
two small fntH of book. 90 keep 900 I'E. q
ot .mnll amount ~ H.tI....I work..
charge low enough to satisfy you ~.
sO6. care TiU,.
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A, d ,- Gu,
I. r,.,,..a .
',.,J ,. 49,, ',
...a gL...a.
.,I ."i. .a ''''
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

~-~~~~~~~~~~~>-~~~~>~~ ~~>-~N|'~>~>o~>~>|"~N>">
FOR SALE By owner p'lI uunsiler
mpIru Oklahoma 'ity foNIeu,r prop.
rffy .u lor' pfs fsWsni oU 't f.f"a Im-
proved jlu outside 0.ty l'm'H Salon.
oregon ! " Whi'oy, $40 Poplar Ave.
oHnhoma GUS
WHAT have You 70 trade for 60 lots 'n
WeathorfYrd okla --.- l. Robin.
son
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-07

FOR RENT room house, electric
lights, both kinds of water, $40 N.
10Th st. 5.tf
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WANTED - Position as solicitor or
salesman. Four years experience;
references or bond if required. Ad-
dress * Y" care Palladium. 7-2t
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PAIN LEAVES
LIKE MAGIC
After Rub With Speedway Liniment
for Rheumatism and Lumbago
Sufferers.

You just seem to rub all the pain
and stiffness right out with Speedway
Linlment. It does not burn, blister OF
stain There is no added suffering to
get relief-the skin does not become
sore and raw--you get soothing relief
with the very first application. Try
this wonderful remedy. II you do not
obtain quick and satisfying relief the
druggist will hand you back your
money. For best results, apply a sat
urated bandage and leave it on over
night. Get bottle today, Why suffer
longer? Be sure you get Speedway.
Nothing else equals 1t for bringing
prompt relief If you suffer from rheu.
matism. lumbago. or any muscular
soreness. A. G. Luken and other good
dealers.-Adv.
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Washings at "A S. 5th St
ta~ 7-2t
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FRIENDS PROTEST
SALE Of BUILDINGS
At BLOOM|NCDALE

BLOOMINGDALE, Ind, July T.
Protests have come from persons liv-
ing all over the country to the propo-
sition TO sell the buildings OF the his
toric Friends Bloomingdale academy
and TO unite their efforts to obtain a
consolidated high school for the town
ship.
Much OF the opposition comes from
alumni OF the institution. many OF
whom have attained both wealth and
prominence. The academy was found
ed in 1876 and became famous under
the leadership Of Barnabas c. Hobbs
at time when educational facilities
In Indiana we're meager.
The trustees believe that TO con-
tinue the institution longer Is to
cause unnecessary expense to the
Friends church.
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Fountain City News
BY ZelIa Lacey.

Thompson Reynold and family, Viii.
liam Reynolds and Charles Hunt and
family enjoyed day fishing recently.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Showalter en-
tertained at their home, Messrs. and
Mesdames Norman Showalter, Orla
Showalter and Verne and Ralph Show
alter OF Richmondmond of Richmond,
l. d. koontz and children of Glen
karn and Lucius Reynolds.
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not require a license for one who
fishes in his own or an adjoining
county.
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WANTED-Two or thre unfinished
rooms, centrally located. Address
F. Z. B., care of Palladium 7-2t
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MAY REQUIRE LICENSE
FOR FISHING IN STATE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July THE
next Indiana legislature will be asked
py Eugene Shireman, fish and game
commissioner, to enact a law which
provides for the licensing OF persons
TO fish in the waters of any stream
In the state. The present law does
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WANTED-Experienced engineer; no
other need apply. J, NJ. Hutton &
Co. .t al~ 7-8t
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WANTED-Two calls that will devel-
OPP into beef, age two days to two
weeks. Phone 1881 26-eod-7t
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The ukulele, the national musical
instrument OF Hawaii. has become so
popular in the United States that or
ders can not be supplied by the Ha.
waiian makers.
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WANTED-Roomer, 20 S. 18th. SIT
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WANTED

Observation-Disclosures male steno-
grapher-typewriter. Swayne-Robin-
son & Co. Tit
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WANTED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Front sleeping room
Private entrance: modern. 135 S.
5th street. 7.ot