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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-12
No Further Levy.

The collections from these levies
still remain in the county treasury,
and in all probability no further levy
will be necessary, and what remains
in the fund when the final bonds are
paid for those bitches, can be trans
ferred to some other fund, and in this
way avoiding levy for that fund.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-12

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-12

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New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
City Items

The Fly Henry minstrels held an
 outing at Lake Compounce today.
 Mrs. Hugh Reynolds of Center
 street is entertaining her brother,
 James Haslip of Buffalo, N. Y.
 The board of public works has de-
 cjded to raise the pay of James
 department from $3.5O to s4.o0 a
 day, as was desired.
 Louis S. Jones has purchased property at the corner Of Lenox Place and Lake street from Catherine and Louise Schmall.
 The BodweH Land Company has 1 purchased land on Euclid avenue 1 from Bessie Andrews ct al. l Jacob Weisberg a former resident of this city and now residing in the West, is spending the holiday in this city.
 ! Hugo and FIedwig Jolhanson have l transferred land on Holmes avenue to Nellie and Victor Holmquist. A meeting of the First Ward Re- publicans will be held tomorrow evening to select 8 successor to for mer Councilman John A. Dolan. Sheriff M. D. Stockwell yesterday attached property on Wooster street belonging to Emma Rhodes. The at tachment was made at the instance of Rackliffe Bros. Co. Inc, through Attorney M H. Camp and is for S200. The case is returna ble in the city court on the second Monday in July.
 The usual Tuesday evening prayer meeting will be omitted this evening at the Swedish Bethany church be- cause of Memorial Day. The next service will be held Thursday even- ing at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. C. J. Els trom of Meriden will conduct the services next Sunday morning.
 John Joseph Suprenant and Miss Emily G. Van Valkenburgh will be united in matrimony Monday, June 19. at St. Joseph's church.
 Miss Grace Taylor of North Adams, Mass, is the guest of Miss Margaret Illingworth of Francis street.
 Engineer Dunham of the Connecti- cut company notified City Engineer Hall yesterday of the arrival of the new trolley rails, which will be used on the Arch street Job. Work of laying them will be started next Mon- day. As soon as this is completed the new pavement will be laid.
 Because of the holiday, the meet ing of the board of public works, scheduled for this evening has been postponed It will be held tomorrow during the day. It is probable the board will take up the street lighting proposition and the Stanley street pavement question.
 A case of diphtheria on Hartford avenue was quarantined by the health depa rum ent yesterday
 Emil Larson of this city is attend ing the commencement exercises at 70 l2 nGlla2e. keni l1unrt h NJ r u;e
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
JOINT OUTING.
Talmud Torah Association and
 Class at Scheutzen Park.

Arrangements are being peri for the joint outing of the Ia Torah association and the He Bible classes which will be held Scheutzen park, Sunday, June 25. tra cars will be run on the Plair line to accommodate the crowds. Bible classes will leave at 10 O., in the morning and program singing, dancing and athletic ei will be carried out.
 The general public is invited Il tend the Talmud Torah outing. proceeds will be used to conduc1 sale of the association for the i'd ing of the Hebrew youth.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30

brother, Carl, is a member of the graduating class
 Joseph Dornfried and Miss Pauline Charles Coppens, pastor Of St. Peters church.
 The meeting of the committee on the research contest, scheduled for last evening at the chamber of com merce rooms, was postponed until la ter in the week.
 Former Supernumerary Officer Will liam Burke, now of Bridgeport, was visitor in town today.
 Mayor George A. Quieley is plan ming a trip to Milwaukee next month to examine the sewage system there. Hanson & Kohler, engineers in that city, have written regarding the system in vogue there. For 8 city of 80,000 they estimate plant could be erected for $15,000 and a disposal plant for $SO,O0O.
 Miss Flora Humphrey and Mrs. Howard M Bates were in charge of the Memorial Day celebration at the Maple Hill Golf club today Gene tery golf" was played during the day and table dhote dinner will be served this evening.
 Miss Annie Russell, of Meriden for twenty years connected with the Southern New England exchange of | flee in that city, has been transferred to the local office.
 The committee in charge of the 1 closing program of the Hebrew Bible 1 classes will meet at the home of Miss !! Elizabeth Aisenberg on Dwight street 1 tomorrow evening. -Dr. George H. | Cohen of Hartford has been invited to l speak at the exercises which will be 1 held next Sunday. A program of | singing and speaking will be carried 1 out,
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
TO HOLD SWIMMING CARNTy

All schoolboys over tho age ( years who do not know how to will be given chance to learn week of June 26 in the Y. M. tank. Physical Director Warren Slater and his assistant, William I sren, will instruct. SchooI-tead will secure the names of their pJ who are desirous of learning anal sent the list to Director Slater.
 course will be given free of charI
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
WANTS TELEPHONE ROOT

The pole Tn the center of
 street just south of the Triangle been the cause of many accidcnI the opinion of City Engineer
 and he requested the company nave lights installed OH it. The pany, through Superintendent Bes ley has made . counter proposi that it be allowed to erect q Il around the pole, which may used telephone and as the starters rl
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
WANT STORES DECORATED.

The local Chamber of Commerce is anxious to have the city show its ap- preciation of the Swedish Singing fes- tival, which will be held next month and accordingly has asked its mem bers through the mercantile bureau to decorate their stores. President George M. Landers and Secretary A. H. Andrews have been invited to at tend the banquet, which will be held at the convention.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
ASK THE DOCTOR.

Many inquiries have been made at the water commissioners office late ly as to when the watering troughs will be opened again. The troughs were ordered closed by pr. B. D. Radcliffe at the time of the. glanders scare. Up to the present time he has deemed it necessary TOT them to so remain and they will not be put in use again until he gives the word.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
GUIDE ExTRAt
Burleson Gives Bargain Rates {.
 crease Its Sale.

Washington, May 3o-Placins the postal guide in every comm, establishment of the United s is the aim of Postmaster Ge Burleson and, to that end, he reduced the price of the public from sS to thirty cents.
 The reduction in price was ! possible, according to the postm general, by new contract whe business can be supplied with guide at cost.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
WS:F4 YG1 42E &!vn '*Herald''

Starting every couple married in New Britain, or expecting to live here after the honeymoon will be presented with three months subscription to the real New Britain paper free. WEWANT TO START YOU RIGHT
 After the three months are up you will be given an opportunity to subscribe-NOT BEFORE So send to the Herald office your future home address, to which you wish the paper delivered together with the date of your start housekeeping and get the news every evening.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
DRUNK, AND GLAD OF TT.

'I'm drunk, and d. glad of it" shouted a Kensington resident as he staggered into the police station this morning and asked that he be locked up He was quickly accommodated. The man was too drunk to give his name.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
DEMOCRATS TO PLAY BAIl

The First, Second and Sixth
 Democratic clubs are going to baseball teams and each is goira be the best ever, according to managers. A joint outing will bel in the near future and the. abiliA the respective hines will be teste
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
TO ADDRESS sCHoIaRs.

Commander F. V. Streeter Stanley Post, c. A. R., will ad the scholars of St. Marys paro school at II o'clock tomorrow. CT members of the post may also in the exercises.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
TO BE MARRIED ?

It's personal question of course but have purpose in asking it and you will gain by answering it.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-30
LISTEN---HERE' THE DOPE

The "Herald" is a necessity in every home. You simply cant get along without it. Of course there's time when even newspaper is not thought of. We going to think of it for you.
The day book., 1916-12-26

Opening Of these parcels was only
celebration possible in the first line
trenches.
But in the rear the celebrations
were elaborate. There were Christ
mas tree exercises at all churches,
where operate singers, violinists and
other musicians now serving in the
army made up programs of enter
tainment.
The day book., 1916-12-26

TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
New York.-Pete Tadinitian, mis-
taking fire alarm for a pOstof1ce call
box, got good share OffiredepaFtment
out at Christmas dinner hour to
mail his new years card to friend.
NeW Hork.-Magistrste didn't have
heart to hold st. Nicholas SielIe on
a disoFderly charge when he said
Christmas was his birthday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Participants In Grand American Tourney
Next Year Will See Royal Entertainment

The South Shore Country club Of Chi
rrgO. III. viii s'ngc tho Grand Ameri-
can Trnpshouting tournament tho blue
ribbou event NJ tho irapshoting world
In 1911, Tti" VIII be tho eighteenth rum
Ming NJ ihu famous h1udIcHp, and N viii
hc The fth time that Chicago has been
honbreh Win tine event
The South Shurc Country club II seven
miles from tAc heart OF Chicago. on Lake
Michigan. Sajolning jackson Park I,
has membership OF more than 1000 In
the wealthicst aud most beautiful coun-
try club In America, and promised the
interstate association that they would
spare no expense IN making the 1917
classic the greatest trapskooting event
the shooting fraternity has ever attend.
front. and the targets will he thrown
over the waters Of Lake Michigan. which
will give tho trspshooters n sky back.
ground During the week OF the tourna.
ment the, country club will throw its
doors opeh TO the general public.
st Joseph, Mo. was awarded the
western handicap over the gun clubs
OF Omaha. Nch; Waterloo. la. The
Badger Gun club Of Milwaukee, wis
the Toledo Power Boat Gun club of 10
ledo; the Park Gun club 81 Kansas city.
Mo. and the Starved Rock Gun club OF
In Sale. ~
Hartford Gnn club Of Hartford, Conn
will stage tho eastern handicap. The
southern VIII be- staged hy tho ho,noke e
Gun club Of Roanoke, Va, and tho IA.
c,. ciiic Go,st handicap by The San Jose
Gun club Of Rochcster. " Y and IN.
Orlolc Gun club ~ Baltimore. Md were
the other applicants for the eastern han
dicnp aud thgeI.os Angeles ,Iun cinb Of
Los Angeles. Cat, aud the Spokane Dun
cluh oi spokane Wash, were the other
applicants for the Pacific coast tourna.
mcnt Memphis Gun club ~ Memphis
Tenn, offered TO take the southern
handicap II no other club applied for II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Bv Fr-nL G Menke.

NEW YORK. bc, 90 Taps has sound J.
ri once again over the plgskin flallnndb
and 'uimour bobie remains uubchten.
For twrlvc wears this wizard has been
coaching football tcum.-and not ono OF
the machines that he has assembled IN
all that tim" has suffered defeat. II is
record thai is astounding a perform
nU,r without parallel N the whole history
OF the Etidrou sport.
puhlcS teams have fought ffy-seven
hattl"s-aud wcro victorious In tfty-
three Tho other -four resulted IN ties.
one I'm l9Or the second In 1908 and the
third IN lHll and the last during the sea
son iust ended Tho bobie elovcus
hnarsrd SIS points In those fifty-seven
EHme1--DU average oi nourl} 30 per com
hnt while their fucmru could gain but
l0u an average OF points per game.
So can YOU blame thru out Ia tho
Golden West for ranking bubic ns the
greatest foDthall mentor In America
grcaicr than llaughton. greater than
Wnrnor greater than stage and Bank
art nud lost and all the others
Iluhic WaS quite football player MN
self during hts student days In the tui-
vcraity OF Minnesota. he WAS graduated
from college IN June, 1905. coached Min
ncapulis hGh IA the fan ot that year and IN
igO6 handled the North Dakota Aggir
eleven At the end Of 1907 he went 10
Washington and has bccn there since
Doble's system.
''HOhic owes his success to three main
essentials explained u graduate o' the
Seattle Institution: ~ he knows men;
~ he knows football. and 80 he has
the power lu iustil, In hr men his own
wonderful. never sny-die fighting spirit
AlHo. DObic can cusH beaut ifulll
''DOhie went Ia the University Of
Washington IN 1905 wher football Hf-
fairs there were In n bad way con-
tinued the grad OF Western college
fFIba nntgrtnl that nluf,1 lgfnfn
him In 1905 WAS 40 poor that any other
coach would have taken one look and
then fled over the hills and far away
But Dobic wasr't that sort He got that
small band Of scrubs together, aud
presto The Washington boys won four
Of their tive games. suffering G-G tie
sguiusi Washington state 10 the oth,r
melee
Defeat Might KIN Him
''fhn' started things for Noshin ctou -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Darcy Will Meet
Real Opposition In
American Battles

lNDIANArOLlS. Dee. q -Ica Darcy.
the famous Australian mld1ewclght
tighter. who Is soon 10 make his debut
IN the ring in this country. viii not he
20 successful on this side Of the pond as
hc has been al home Les viii not
De Long IN learning that the best Amer.
lchh hghterH have never lrft their native
t"iI 10 50 10 the other side Of the pond
10 Try conclusions with him
Hoprge CHIP and Buck Grouse are two
ot the mlddleweight- that represent ID
ms country In kangarooand and were
Knocked out by Darcy Roth Of these
boys have been knocked out I'm this
country Al Mccoy. who every one licks
who steps into the ring with him
knocked out chip jus, short time pre-
vloub To chips invasion OF Australia
Knockout George Brown Of Chicago
who seldom won scrap In America
Went TO Australia, fought Darcy and
the best Darcy did Was 10 get a shade
over Brown In twenty rounds Jimmy
'lRbby. whom Mike Gibbons mad. look
SICK. stayed twenty rounds and lost the
decision To Darcy So YOU see Darr,
has not accomplished SO much after Mi
ne has not as yet met the American
lighters Of real class
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
ALLEGED THIEVES, SLAIN. :
FROM HUGO, OKLAHOMA

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Dec. 2l-The
bodies OF two alleged cattle thieves.
killed near here last week in a battle
WIN posse were identified today by
j. r. Davidson oi Hugo, Okla. as hi.
sons, Albert and Claude. A third
member OF the gang, a boy IS years old,
VINO MAINTAINS that he Is Dave Short.
also was identified by Davidson as hi,
son, Isaac, The boy, however. refused
to recognize his father. He declined
to speak TO his parent although h.
shook hands with /. Chapel a neigh-
bor OF the DavidSons in Oklahoma. Hs
then returned to his cecil The boy
was given preliminary hearing and
held to the grand jury. The father will
take the bodies OF his two sons TO Ok
lahoma for burial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

and over since II has ruled supreme Boo
tho fat western 'totbnl world l"f
after year rival teams have tried with
desperate fury TO beat the Dobie cleyrns
and all have failed IN" nearest any
have come 10 II Was the Oregon Aggios
IN 1914. who held Washington 90. and
the Oregon university which played
Washington 90 this season Al the
others have gone down 10 inglOrious de
fcnt
"Dohle is tho driver type - coach
lTc's tho hardest loser IN football Ilr
nearly died of sorrow and anguish when
hts 1905, 1914 and 1918 teams were tied
lie inNCn-Hud rHNed some more Nou' u
think his eleycns had been swnmpcd h
IN" enemy to hear him carry on out in
seattle the folks speculate ~ 10 what
Dobio would do II amy of his teams ever
lost II game The betting f. ten to one
that he'd die Of grief.
" Go out and get the jump on them Do
Ia Dobic's standing order 10 all his teams
He reasons that IN. team which scores
frst always has the psychological Bd-
vantage And he sends out each " his
cleHenH In every game with instructions
in play with all the fury aud power that
In In them In the first period.
How DobIe Became Hoss
"Dohle Is czar NJ far as the foot
cctned lie run. nffairs without inter
ference from anyone And that's large
" because ~ an incident that occurred
lack III his first year ~ Washington
AN important member ~ the faculty
was passing the football ncld one after
noon when he heard some very feryid
language issuing forth The prot was
Mortified tu find mat the user Of thos.
words wns the new football coach Right
away he hustled to the prery ~ th"
university and lodged complaint against
nobic
His language viii ruin tho morals
Of our boys complained the prof.
'Dobie was summoned before the fac
uiiN unf asked 10 explain his conduct
Nuthing 10 explain. he said
" lut this language ~ yours ,
Gentlemen. | am coach ~ your foot
hall team Gu. In Dohic. I am using
mothud- which | think will mean sue
"esa Tor n " any ~ you men object
io these methods one minute longer m
turn IN my resignation What's the an
Gwors'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
pears-McNamara
Bike Team Leading

NEW YORK, Dec % At Z q. M. ths
on" hundred and third hour. the six
ghdlhg teams IN the six day bicycle rae.
~ manson Squar' Garden were far he
hhd the record with ,O92 miles and two
M" 20 ih'ir credit Three teams wcrs
cue mp ana two teams four laps behind
the leaders. Spears and MCNamora werc
s'tuns mo pace The record for Tho
one hundred and third hour In 2.036 miles
ana tire" laps made by Egg and Verri
In 1914 '' 'N'''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
WA. Possibilities
Multiply Rapidly

western association possibilities ara
multiplying rapidly Sapulpa has come
10 VI" and Is trying to get things in orr
d'r Z" invite the Western association ID
hleni franchise there Late news from
l3p'bh u That there Ia q greater pos
Nh.llb o. Topeka and Wichita going out
IN" western league than staying In H.,
~ me meantime. the Oklahoma cav
and Tulsa club owners are h,isiIv on.
t"k'h lnN"stiEttlng and preparing pros
b'oi' Tor pos~lbl" entrance In case tho
I''s contingent should not be able ia
toe tho mark ''' !"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
EAR FROZEN
DURING WALK ALONG
ClASSEN BOULEVARD

Rather than stand in the cold Wait.
ing for a Belle Isle car yesterday
morning. Harry Ratner l424 Yves.
twenty ninth street started to walk
along Classen boulevard, expecting A
car 20 oyertakc HIM. lie walked from
Wrniy-nnth street 10 the University
s'a'lon' at Seventeenth street. lIe
found when he stopped there 10 warn
that his lett ear was frozen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
DRIVING AUTOMOBILES
RUINS PITCHING ARM

HNHlCAGo, Derl % Orders may be
II issued to the Chicago American
" pitching silf TO refrain from
driving motor cars during the
1917 playing season. Clarence Row
land. manager, announced TODAY
Medical authorities have told him.
h" asserted, driving puts n strain on
muscles used throwing "A bail This.
coupled with the strain m the eve
sight and the nervous strain engcn-
d"red In city driving. has resulted In
serious consideration OF such an order,
Rowland sHid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

The eaI wrerted the tennis champion
snip from tho west this closing season
hut In golf the Atlantic seaboard was re-
pulsed with considerable slaughter. with
both the amateur and open titles planted
In Illinois. Chicago ir no longer win
nlng baseball pennants nor football titles.
but her pac" Rs gofing stronghold
hH. become fixed with Evans and Gard
rer ar picket duty II Ouimet IN re-
turned 'nnd Trhvefs can find time for
play, tho eastwest melee next summer
VIII ho a nectarinc fun OF Juice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Tinker to Purchase
Columbus Franchise

~ NFp Dec 22.-Joc Tinker. deA
posed manager Of the Chicago Nationals.
'kprcts 10 arrange today for the purchasa
"t the columbus American Association
club, friends here asserted Tinker left
last night for Columbus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

There was an old maid In Atlanta
Who asked for husband from Santa
II know IT'S no use,
She said. but goose
can be II wanta. canta7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

Marimilian Carnarius-w which Is long for
Max Carey-was educated for the miui4-
try, and now is Pirate and the most
league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Bowling
standing Of the Teams.

For the first time since Carly I'm the
season, tho Carhart team ~ not super
men In the oklahoma city Bowling
league. little hy little the Sims uuin-
trt has been gaining on the motorists
until last night, when opposed to each
other. the sims five took two out Of three
games and drew up TO tie Tor nrst
place
findley came through with the high
single score. 220. and also the high score
for three game, boi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

r'ctionr hut lis award 10 ring history
mas amounted TO less than nothing
In the course OF the year Jess Willard
the heavyweight champion. has drined
has put IN exactly Thirty minutes OF his
time defending hts title
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
h.t.SPoftghf ht !.
~ KH-IU
ORI1NTLAND RICE ~

France
VINO loves lie through all tho tides OF
time
where valor holds review
graves only this-to send hs humble
Ihymu
Across tho seas 70 you.
Where once again the winter drift rides
Acrols your plains Of rcd.
Ana Christmas SHOWS hayo once moro
placed their crown
Above your dc,thlcss deal
where striking through for country and
with valiant blow for blop.
Zach young Mafcellus huilt, \ grander
Rome
That all the ages know,
Though Homer lived 10 sing your mighty
heart
Above the d-umfre's ron
What words are there to tell IA minor
part
The glory OF our soul'
You who hNve proved that He n king
II death.
Tha; honor h no wrath.
y gu. Who are giving tO the final breath
The iulruss ~ your faith
Once more the mantle OF Christmas
snow
prins deep above each grave.
ilnckcr than night against the deathles,
Above your fallen brave
once moro the moor ~ winter sends ts
glcgm
WhcI,. pI'bdn and pawn.
Zach beau sahr'u' ~ \ulnr holds his
Beyond tho os, white dawn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

Welsh the lightweight champion has
taken no risEs NJ any sort The whole
year In all weights, has been given over
10 the tcn-rouni, coin collecting art.
WIN only scattered tcw meetings
worthy of even Passing attention. Those
In charge Of the game, fighters and pro-
moiers. have driven II aa far backward
~ they could. and By the end OF another
year. unless a big change occurs, their
wrcckage win be about complete.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
Tho Unbeatables.

There aro two champs no man can beat
However great his prime:
The first Is Old John Rarlcycorn.
Tho second Old Doc Time.
-apla,o Pate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22
1918 In the plru

Nineteen hundred and Stecn may
have started thrills IN q number ~ al.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

Yes, ] know H. and N | had my WAY 1,
would come only once century
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-22

Keeping tho air in rooms moist is the
purpose OF a new humdiiiet consisting
of a small electric ian 10 he hung ON
a wall and blow It's bree,cS across a
shallow dish filled with water