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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

oi chutch tlub open night
Established Labor Sunday nov observed ~ the cburbes
OF the United States.
director OF relief and emergency
Tee on unemployment. New York city o i9It.i9ib
Arbitrator OF labor disputes In New York newspaper
offices during years
countries
Studied with personal STAFF workngmon In
big cities spend their time
spent two years With stair investigating aspects
liquor problems
las attended convention American federation OF
Labor during y personally nearly every
labor leader OF prominence In America
Has been identified with every important national
religious this y.arn and
knows churchman OF prominence the
Made sociological OF leading American
cities with STAFF investigation
Author OF dozen books sociological subjects
frequent contributor magazines and
newspapers OF the United Statss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

their hours and wages were n
duced.
Their hours were reduced from
10 TO nine. with a consequent loss
OF 20 cents a day.
The Great Northern Terminal
company which employs the men
is independent OF the railways, II is
claimed.
PROSECUTOR luNDIN filed an
Information Friday against Charles
Mcdonald for burglarizing Mabel
Ma1vell's room in the Plaza hotel
on November %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08
High Spots in Career of
Reverend Charles Stelzle

Here arc the high spots n the Charles
seEe who been edit the reigoua mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

She was respondent over poor
health. Hazel Day. who found her.
told the police. Mrs. Litch has
been living alone here. Her par.
ents live In Centralia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-08

NAtAAift " 10 mas bisil fhaAh's
ter TO appear Va Tho Star col.
umns I'm the future.
Horn IN the tsnements on
the East side OF New York.
whore he llyc1 Tor 20 years.
Machinist for eight years
In the press works of r. Hoe
A Co. and still n member OF
the Machinists' union.
Pastor of churchel for
eight years. Il minneapolis.
81, Louis and New York.
Organizer and auperin
tcndcnt FOR ten years .cpart.
mont of churci and labo. OF
the National p-eshytsri
church Also orintc II
national immigration do.
partment for some organiza.
ton.
Organizer and superln.
tendent for two years OF the
Labor temple. Ia the heart OF
the most cougestei dlstrlc.
In New York city. and which
Ia still running success eully.
superintendent OF News.
BOYS club. membership OF
500. In Minneapolis. while
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-30

658,000,000 Morf, cine Steige-
rltnq bon 59,000,000 Wfarf. Die per.
re6neten gonfnoten 6eluufen iid) altf
6,S63, 100000 Oearf, eine Ibtta6n1e
BON 63,000,000 Mfarf. Die 0epoit-
ten 6elaufen iicb ouf 1851, 100000
Wtorf, eine Steigerung BON 20 0}il=
ltonen Wforf. \ 9ie @oloreieroe, mel
6e oie il ltnlouf befinoli6en 8onf=
noten oedt, lit BON 1915 8ro5ent
auf 36 Gro5ent geitiegen. Die &C.
oedtel1 Wonatsanleiben Ser 0drle-
bensfaiien iino Inn cine MiQion ge-
ma6ien ltno baben oie Sobe BON
/, 1,S96,000,000 0earf errei6f
Ser oeuti6e 9uroesrat bat Die
9lnfertigung bon Bitten aller 0eltt-
l6en geborenoen lnno IN 9euti9lano
ooer I'M 9luslano oeponierten aus
ldnoil6en @ertpapiere angeoronct
Die @rbebnn9en iperoen ieood nit
dller mogli6en Obstruction angeItelli
meroen Die MaBregel tit I'M SSSn=
tereiie oes oeutI6en SSinan5lpeiens
uno oes austpartigen Su1oels be
IhloIien tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-30

slngelidtS oes orobenoen Gi-
ienbabnltreifs baben iih perlhieOeite
Giienbahn &ertpaltllngen an Die
General 9lnlpaltidaft BON SeraS
NIT Dem Griuden geiuenoet, eiif @ut-
ahten oariiber ab8ugeben, tpie piele
Siilfsbeainte oie reenl1ren SberiffS
i'm StreiffaIle sur 9elfiiBiing oes
@igentltn1S Ser gahnen onItellen f0n-
men. Ger General 9(npalt Id)eint
ser slnitelllng elmer iinbeitinlftten
9ln5obl bon Siilfsbennltcn nicbt giilt-
ftig gegelliiber 81 iteben ino bat err
flGrt oaB Der Sberiff Ieiner @fei.
ming nad MIR orei 0eputierte fir
Ben gre5inft, in oem ser @ountaiiB
ftd befinoet, erneinteit, fonne uno fir
Die iibrigen Gre3infte nur ie eincn.
8iiroen mebr SiiIfs- Sberiffs anae-
ftelt, Damn bitten oieielben fein HeAt
@affen gu trasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-30

Cine ScpeidJe ans Berlin meloet,
Der oentide aailer babe Sen Gene.
ralitabsdjef General b. Salfenbapn,
ieines 9lmtes entbobem nnb 8cmeral.
JelomarIdaa pDn .6inoenbnrg smm
Sbef bes @eueralltabs senladt. Sis
ytadridt flinst nod etluas smeifel.
baft. Sic fommt in einer Sepeld)s
oes rsSnternatipnal Weus"- -0iemites
IS 1T je0Dd gernc in6glidJ, baf oei
staiier Sinoenbnrs sam Stabsdci
ernanmt bat.
Cine SepeIde ams Berlin 6eita.
tigt bic Nadrid)t, Saf 6inoenbnra
5am 0eneralitabsdef ernanmt lit
General bon Jalfenbapn piro eins
anoere Stellnng erbalten.
Cine SepeIde aus 2onoon mel.
oct, onf, iid rnmaniide nno rniIiIdjs
Srnppen an Der 0remse Der Smfp.
iuina pereimigt batten nno gemein,
Jam Die Seiterreider angriffen. Mmd
nnbe Der Sonanmiinomng, bel Sul.
eea, iua, elmer Barrier Ielonns ~
Tolge, cine @ereinignng bcraeitelli
iueroen, mas ia jdlieklid audi feins
Sdiuierisfciten mad)t nmb jebenfalls
nid)t als cine Grrnmsenidaft amsmie.
ben lit, ebenio iuenis, iuie at gnfano
oes Srieges cine gereiniamna bent.
id)er mno 6iterreidiider Srnppen.
Cine GrrnnsenidJaft babeH Die gin-
ntamen biz Jest nid)t sn melSen. Sn
ben Taiiem Ser Siio -aarpat6en uSer
Der Sransiblbaniiden 9llpen lit Der
&ainpf nod i'm @anee. @uraeriift
fiHo bic 9immanien bort nod nidlt.
Der Gampf BRETT iidD bort nm Sen
yiuten Snrm-Tak, 6en Soersbnrger
Eak mnb ben SoemuF gnf, onrdJ
iuelde bic Gmmanen bic iiebenbiir-
aen'idJen Snbmitrieitaote Serman-
itaot nno aronitabt erreid)en iuollen.
BIS jett finb Die slngriffc Ser 9ln-
iiianen abgeiflngen.
Die gnlgaren ba6en Die ariedliIdJe
Sfaot Drama beictt mnb bic ariedJi-
ldle Warmiion, bic linen BiberitanS
ieiltete, sefansen gemommen.
etne Sepefdle ans gtbem meISet,
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= Ser iogenan1tte Seutnat1t 6ai),
Ser i9uloig befltnoen tit, an elmer
angebliden MISUNDERSTANDING be-
teiligt 5lt lein, it, NIT eirem art-
bern @efangenen 5ular1n1en. aus
oen 8unoes5u6tbals IN 9ltlattu,
Ga, entiprltngen.
- sSn Sonner, 81, boben feds
Rquber oie @eloi1rdnfe in 5tpei
8arfen geiprengt. nno 51ianmelt
$4,000 Dollar geftoblen.
- 8raitoent @ilioft bat oie 9e=
iptlligungsbias fir 0as Seer uto oie
sSlotte urtter5eihnet.
= 2[us SEEM Worf miro gerteloet,
oaB iid oie 3abl Ser Sooesfdae bie
our6 sic epioentiib altfeetreterle
&i1toerlabnlung beranloBt meroefs
BON Sag su Gage berringert, ln1o
man glaltbt, Dob oie Seu6e biz. gum
Is. Septenber erlolden lein miro.
= 0rei Wfil1pagen Streifer in
ct. 2onis tpuroen bon slrbeitert, Die
it'd auf einem groBelL Der BeuelD
Ofil6 So. geborigen Sait @utono-
bill befanoen, geiboilen uno perluun-
oct. Die Streifer periubtetl oie
Streifbre6er 5u it6erreoen, Die Sir
belt nieoer,uleger, lmo oa 1ie oanlit
feinen grfolg battei1, fingen 1ie an,
Die 2elte 5u perbobnen, bel6inpfen
unb ldlieBli6 nit Steinen 5u bonl-
6aroieren, porauf Die &naaerei los
glng.
9(n oen oiesi1brigen Marine-
Watopern baben teilgenonrren %
Sdlahtldiffe, s areu5r, % Cor
peooboot5erltorer, 13 ltrterieeboots,
4 l1nterleeboot Senoer lno 6 Siilfs-
freu5er, rnerf1piiroiger g8eiie iino
Die Wanoper glatt uno obne llnfalle
perlaufen.
Sas u2incoln Memorial" oel-
ien @rlrnoitein i'm 5e6ruar 1916 ge-
Flegt tulroe, ioG, tpie aus @albing-
ton beri1tet miro, irrllerbalb 5lpei
Sabren ooGenoet fem. 0as @ebdlt-
De miro nod IN oieien &erbit inter
0ab ge6radt peroen; es miro Ste
SO6e zines 10itofigen @eihdftsbalt-
les baben nno 0iarmorblofe, oie Is
SUB lang nno 6 SUB bod lino oid
iino, fomnen babel sur Gerwen=
oling. -
- 9luBer Ben 5ipan5tg Mann, oie
ertrultfen linb, iino BON Dem aren8er
memphis" nod eill Mann getotet,
iieben @fanner i(bper luto iiebelt-
nnoIef5ig leidt perlebt, Inter oelt
Gerlebten befinoen fi6 nebrere Sf-
ft5iere 9as Sdiff lit elm bollItafloi-
ges @raf.
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Die iftcrifaniietcn
Wirren.

Wfan glanbt, Saf es bei Ser
Stabt Satepo in Gbibnabna, 0ie bon
ben @illiitas beIett pitrbe, iebr balO
sm einem Sampf siuiiden ben Gili-
itas nno BEN 9iesiernngstrnppen
fummen iuiro.
Sgnaiep gonillas mno 9l6erto
S. Eami paiiierten seitern abeno nm
iere Stabt. geibe erflarten, tie
Ieien iibersenst, bic Gtreitigfeiten
smiiden ben beiben 2anoern mir
ben bnrdl oie aommiiIion beigelest
iuerSem.
= Die Nadri6t BON Dem 9foub-
5ng merifanilber 8anoiten in Ser
geabe BON Serlingua miro ipiener
einmal fir fallh erfl1rt.
- 9ie gunoesbeb0roen iuden
no6 einen orabtloien 4elegrapbi=
item, Der, obne oa5u bere6tigt 5u iein
brabtloie 8otIdaften auffGnet uno
oaorr6 oen orobtlolen Gerfebr @e-
neral SSluniton's nit Ser @rmee
It6rt. Gin paar 0eteftibs iino be-
reits auf Der Sube nah ibm. @enn
man iba fdngt, miro es linn libel err
gebeit oenn oie @eiebe in 9e3ug
bieraltf iitto Iebr ftrift.
- 9lns @napmas piro gemelbet,
oak BORT sebn g)aani SmSianer bin
geriftet iimo, Die NIT @affem in Der
SanS gefnngen genummen iumroem.
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Surge lteberlidt.

Ganlpfe bel Ben 4aiiem I'M
SiiDen Siebenbiirsen's banerm
an. 9inntanen nnb Gmilem per=
eimiaen iidD in Der Safoiutma
1t. an Ser Spnanmiinbnns. Ea=
rticr Sepeldlen meloen nniin=
mise Siegesnadridten Der Sn-
imaiten.
S5imoenbnra 1T bpnt bemtIden
aaiier Gum Generalitabsdef
ernannt.
aapitan saOenis ais @ait
beim oemtidlen Safer einsela-
Den.
4n ser Somme nnb bei Ser
omm MAIDEN Die Illiiertem itn-
beoentenoeJ eJortidJritte. 9eutId-
Lamb melOet, Sais Die 9lngriffe
Der GnslanSer an Der Summe
a6geid]lnsen Ieiem.
9inmaniens Sriegserflaritng
fat feline @irfnns anf bic
gerlinef SDrie gebabt.
SentihIan0 fam Ieine ge-
pDlfernng audi obnc yinntG-
nien's 6iilfe erilabren.
Ser Maratis 81 San 0it-
lianu iua SeIterreidD nnb
9entiflanS Dor Dem Griege ae-
luarnt baben.
Die 9iumGnen perlansen sic
yiGnmitng Serbiens ourd bic
gnlsaren.
Sie ynlsaren beieben bie
gried)iide Stabt Drama.
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Mntrnt
Tin eas Srmtitbtmnt IN
9eras!

gsom t1.-15. Oftober miro in
Son 4ntonio BON ser oaielbit ge-
grii1oeten 0eltti1=Seranilden 8a-
8ar @eiealdoft4 Elm ariegs : go-
sar gum gelte1 Ser geotleioenoen
1eutldlanos nto ieiner gerbitnoeten
peranitaltet.
ss1 foit allen Staaten oes 2onoes
bat man bereits alif oieie @eiie Diel
geton. Oo6 au1 bas 9elitldtun
in Seras mill in Ser eblen 8fli6t Der
geGhIte1liebe nid)t na1 Iteben.
S1on ieit 8ohen miro nit l1a=
erntiiDli6en gifer an BEN Borberei=
tnngen fir oen 9a5ar eearbeitet. Die
Gilenbabnen baben Die billigften
sSabrpreile tpabreno Ser 8aner oes
9a5urs 5ugelagt, luno miro alf groBe
8eteiligung gere6net.
Sier uno in meiter Gntfern1t1tg
regen tauieno fleiBige Sdnoe fid i'm
SsntereIie Ser eolen Sade uno eine
bobe gegeiIterllng bat alle 0sitbel=
fenoen ergriffen. I'm oen 8a5ar
aber 5a eiilem &ielenerfolg 5u geital-
ten, ri1ten mir alt alle oelttid)-
freunbli9en giirger in Seras, ms
beionoere an aae e0elgeiinnten 5rau-
en-, an alle oeltihet1 @ereine nn6
! airhet, Die gitte, an oieient groBen
2iebestperf nit bauen 81 belfen,
gei6t NIT Sallft ltnb GdtDert, falni
nit @ort uno Shrift fonnen mir
| fiir 0elttldlanos geredte Safe elm
tretet1, feline 2ebengnittel f0lrnef1
mir Ieitem ibtper beorangteft golf
snfenber, ourb fem alloereg 2iebes-
5eiden linn feline materie0elt 5orgelt
erleidterfl 1lur a1if finan5iefem @e-
ae f0nnen mir nit aller Weaht uno
Seele ibm oie i6fpere Scot Elm me-
mig liftberm. 4
9arltn1 auf, SIR beutldeft Screen,
benefit NIT offenen 6dnbei1, oaB SIR
nod tren ser alten Sein1ateroe aa=
blieben BOB Sbr oie ltn5abligett 9p-
fer, oie i6re tapferer Sobne ouf
bllttgetrdllftem Sdlladtrelo brIfaenl
ait ipitroige1 ipiBt, bab SIR aud, NIT
l.freroigem Ser3en eiil fleilles Spfer
bon gurelt iroii1en @iitern ertga-
aenbrirgt, oenn nid]t nur fir ficf
ielber, fotloern fir Sic Griitell5 inl0
Oas 9lnIeben Der gall5en oelttfchen
gfaiie fanpfen oieIe maferen Grie-
ger, oarben lire perlaiienen @itluetl
llno @aiien.
Wf6ge elm Se6er, in DeHen s(oern
0elttlhes gllit freilf, Elm sseoer, Ser
es eiriiebt, oaB 9euti1lattos 4ar1tpf
elm gerebter lit, iein Sherflein gu
oieiem &riegsba5ar beitragei1. @er
nift perlonlid) 5ll oen1ieIben fonl-
men uno lomit fir ben grfolg oes=
felben mitbelfen fam, Ser feiloe reht
baloigit feline @abe, lei es 0elo ooer
an6ere @ei6enfe, audi Sarm Bro-
oufte, 0ie nns IN ben Sagen pom 9.
bis IA. Septenber erreiden, iiltO
ber3li6it millfominen, mir iperoen
bieielben bier anf Dem sSeltpIabe ber-
faufen lino oen @etrag Ser Sannl-
lung iiberipeiien, Die auf Dem 8a-
5ar nerfaift ooer berlooft tperoelt
an BEN Sdnbnteilter, &errn 8n. g.
Sielmann, 306 Gait Commerce Str,
San sntonio, Seras.
@fit oelltidem grlBe ergebenIt
Sran S. 3abid,
Sram M. s. 6efuitt,
q. &. Spielbasen, gori.
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: IT [ a IT D..

Die GiIe1babnleiter ltno oie
9[ngeiteaten boben @rfldrungen III
9e3ug auf ibre Saltung o6gegeben
Die griteren lagen, 9lrbitration iei
oie eilt8ig rihtige slrt ltno 8eile,
| in Ser Observation-Disclosures eei6lid=
tet peroen IoQten, uno lie leien be-
reit, -bie Streitigfeiten entfpeoer
Oilrd Die Sonnillion fiir oen 5lDl=
Idenltaatli6en 6mloelsperfebr, nie
es oas gielplanos @eieb anorone,
ooer our9 cine portt Irdiioerter
81 ernennenoe aon1lniliion idlihtelt
81 laiien. Die 9(ngeitellten erfld-
rem, felt Der @bi6affltng Der Sflaoe<
rel lei fein @eIeB entporfell, oas Die
Irbeiter 1llebr in oen alten 3litano
Ser SflaDerei 5liriidbringe als oas
@eleb, oas 5lpangstpeiie 9lr6itrdtion
einfiibre. gei oieier i6roffen Stel=
lugnabme bei0er Barteien mar na=
tiirlib an eine 8ermittlung nid)t
meiter 5u oenfen. Man n1llB iebt
abtpartet, mas oie bonn Eraiioenten
eingeleitete @eiebgebung ourd oen
aongreB fir cine @irfllng ausiiben
miro.
Die @oridldge oes 9rGiioen-
ten entbolten au6 cine @faBregel,
Die ibm 0ie Madt giebt, oie Better
uno Die 9(ngeltellten bon giIetlbab-
nen in oen g1ilitdroienit gu ftellen
uno tie 81 9etrei6ung Ser 8abnen
81 5ipineen, 10 baIo cine miIitGriide
gtotipenoi9feit oafiir porliegt. Ser
Eralioent bat alle oiele @orihlGge
Dem 9ongreB borgeIeet uno es iIt
iest Sade oes aonereiies, oie noti-
gen WeaBregeln 5l erlaIIen Inn oen
Streif 5lt perbinoern. @enn Iebteres
iiberbaupt nod mogli6 iit.
= Ger Grdiioent nad)t @erlu6e
Die 6iibrer Der 9lngeiteGten 5u beipe-
gen, oaB lie Die Streiforoer fpioerr1-
ten bis iebt i6eint er aber feinen
Grtolg SIT baben. Der &ongreB bot
nit Der @eratllng Der Gorlagen, Die
ben Streif perbiltoern ioGeil, begon-
ren.
= Die giienbabnen weroeu Dor
loufig feline 8aaren mebr beforoern,
Die peroer6en fonnen.
- Iuf GrIu6en zines Sonouf,
tours 9eamens @arnilton bat Ri6ter
Gears in Snaba einen ginbaltsbe-
febl erlaiien, our6 oen es Dem Oroen
Der Observation-Disclosures uerboten
miro, einen Streif an3uoronen.
Die So1tbern Tocific &abn
giebt alien 9teiienoen oen Mat, 5u
ieben, oaB iie bis gum Soniltog III
rem 8eitinmlinesort errei6t baben,
oa lonit Ser Streif oie 5ortlebung
ibrer &eile berbinoern tltoge.
= 9luS San Domingo miro qe-
meloet, 0aR 1tnIer 4reu7er .Ween1s |
pbis", friiber r&enneIiee", bur6 cine
6lutiuelle auf oaS 5elienltfer oes du-
Beren Safens getporfen ipuroe. 20l
gfann ieiner 8eIabllng iino ertrln-
fen. Die llebrigen ibeint man gIiif- |
lid nit GettungsIeinen gerettet gu |
baben. 0as llngliif paiiierte 0iens-
tag ro6nlittog INN boIb fiinf llbr. |
Das anerifoniide &anonenboot Co
time, oas III Der 9abe Ser vMenl-
pbtS" lag, fonnte iid) IN Die offenel
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3n fanfen oeiuiinIdlt

cine bereits gebroltdte 9rlmnell.
bobr @ioIdine. Rad5ufragen obet
8li Ihreiben an Ala @eIt Scout Ctr
Telepbon Srobis 1912.
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sdmbmader berlanst. 0auernoe
Stelung fir BEN ridtigen @ann.
Wtan i6reibe ooer telepboniere To-
fort. electric Sboe Sbop, Geaain,
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WEST TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.


goarbngz fin @rnoG6e @orbetg fir
feueridere Sdpimnbai
Qder
ssegem aaapse LUKlN, Superintendent
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24

thrifty chicks that naturally outgrow
the need Of the brooder and adapt
themselves to less sheltered conditions.
have found it as bad to leave the
chicks too long in the brooder as to
remove them too soon. Usually my
chicks are ready at about four weeks
old, although early In the season l
generally have to leave them a week
or two longer. Sometimes l find it
best to move from the first brooder to
larger and less close one for q week
or two before making the final change.
When I do this I usually move the
first time at about three weeks. This
is especially good with the early broods
and where the first brooder is crowded.
After removing the chicks from the
brooder I continue to promote hardi-
ness along the same lines by provid-
ing low, fiat roosts. l see that tie
chicks make use of them. If the nights
are chilly or windy I close doors and
windows at first, but steadily accus-
tom the chicks to q free circulation of
air. In very short time my brooder
chicks require no more protection than
is ordinarily provided for the young
flock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
HARDENING OFF THE
BRO0DER CHICKS

Unless chicks are hardened to out
side conditions there is apt to be seri-
GUS loss when they are moved from the
brooder to the poultry or colony house,
writes correspondent Of the American
Agriculturist. The actual process of
Hardening Off, is begun at the end of
the first week or ten days after hatch
ing. From the first see that enough
fresh air Is admitted to the brooder to
prevent a hot, close atmosphere. AT
the end of week or a little more be-
gin to gradually lower the temperature
under the hover until at the end Of the
third or fourth week but little artificial
heat is supplied. The amount Of heat
and the length Of time it is required
depends on the weather and the time
of year, but ordinarily am able to dis.
pense with it entirely when the chicks
are a month old, often considerably be-
fore.
As begin to lower the temperature
I admit more and more fresh air and
induce the chicks to stay out more dur
ing the day. They are fed outside and
given free range. Usually they will
range long distance from the brooder,
scratching and digging like old chick
ems, coming in only to eat now and
then unless the day is damp or unusu
ally chilly. This gives me hardy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
FORMER BEMIDU MAN
OUT FOR CITY OFFICE

J. J. Doran, who formerly lived
in this city, is a candidate for alder
man-at-large in the city election at
International Falls. The election
will be held April 4. The filings are
as follows:
Alderman at-large-Pat Lynch, J,
J. Dofan.
Aldermen-First ward, Ed Som
mers; Second ward, S. N. Rubin, M.
J. Nolan, r. J. Doty, Dan Holler.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
Quarantine New Blrds.

Newly purchased breeding stock
should always be Quarantined for sew
eral days after arrival, says the Coun-
try Gentleman. The birds may have
been in perfect health upon delivery
at the railroad station Of their previous
owner, but the exposure that frequent
ly occurs during transit is quite apt to
cause diseased conditions that might
menace the health Of the entire home
. flock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24

prison at Saltwater for the killing
of Charles Williams, also a colored
man, at Big Falls in 1908. God
dettes claims that he killed Williams
in self Defense Two hundred and
fifty names have already been signed
to the petition asking for a pardon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
CASH PRIZES ANNOUNCED
FOR RURAL SCHOOL WORK

W. B. Stewart, county superintend-
ent of schools, has announced that
more than $3.50 will be given in cash
to Beltrami county students in prem
iums at the county fair. One of the
features of the premium list is the
prizes to be given to teachers who
aid school children in their contest
during the summer months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
HOUSE TO CONSIDER
BURNETT MEASURE

Washington, March 24.--The house
by a vote of 282 to "a this afternoon
decided upon an immediate consid-
Grafton of the Burnett immigration
bill. It is similar to that which
Presidents Taft and Wilson vetoed.
Indications are that the house will
pass the measure overwhelmingly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS
IN THIEF RIVER DWINDLE

Thief River Falls, Minn., March
24.-Instead of from Is to 20 cases
of drunkenness weekly, which was
the rule when saloons were in vogue,
records of the municipal court show
that there have been but six arrests
for intoxication since Jan. 1. All
business locations occupied by the
Is saloons that were driven out of
business Dec. 10 have been occupied.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
CREAMERY
MAKES GOOD SHOWING

Blackjack, Minn., March 24.-The
business of the Blackjack creamery
continues to show an increase from
month to month. Especially salts
factory is the showing made during
the winter months. The total
amount of creamery checks for the
month of February was $332.64.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
Protect Young Chicks.

Extra care and attention must be
given to the early broods of chickens
such as to feed them often and see
that they are well protected from cold
and storms, but you will be well repaid
for this extra trouble when the fall and
winter shows come, for it is invariably
the early Matched chickens that carry
of the blue ribbons
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
LITTLE FALLS STAR q.
PITCHER IS DEAD

Little Falls, Mimi, March a.
Joseph F. Lagerbauer, star pitcher of
the Little Falls baseball team the
past season, is dead. He had been
ill for some time. .o..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24
SHACKELTON RETURNS
FROM POLE EXPEDITION

London, March 24.-Lieut. Shack
elton, noted Arctic explorer, returned
today from his latest dash to the
North Pole. The results of his ex-
ploration were unannounced.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-03-24

= James Cahill, deputy sheriff of
Beltrami county, returned this morn
ing from Nebish where he conducted
a sheriff's sale on horses yesterday.
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-
w. E. Dean, of the Dean Land
company, left this afternoon for
Crookston where he will spend sew
eral days attending to business mat
ters. 49,
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Mrs. A. Beaumont of Duluth is in
the city for a few days visiting as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Gagnon. s.