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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-03

WASHINGTON. oct @ The MAJ
rinc corp casualty usi TODAY com.
rains tN names. divided o.. follows
KILLED ir H.iiou : died uf wounds
H.. wounded severely. o. wounded
.TliphfIy missing n action
Wounded severely pr'v.f. I.H.
uar1 S. E'uhman. Hamilton rT
Included n The forer0n I.f. pro-
me uamr. NJ an msu1liI,. r...r, .1
from either Texas NoH Nr..Y 90
% lahuml
I".. tho nrr.U.H.a.H
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This Stony Tells Of the Newspaper
aud Magazine Distribution.


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
~ FRANCE one OF the biggest
newspaper and magazine distributing
agenties In France today is the Amer
ucan red cross. From the Ameri-
IAN soldier on the ire step IA the
front line trench 90 the couyalesceuts
yu The hospitals IN the south OF
france. this agency serves.
us methods ut distribution are
varied Mules. horses, auto trucks.
dmbulances aud couricrs arf all u
part OF the Red Cross system OF far
uIshiug news ol the outside world To
jhc American soldiers in France
Probably no other allied soldier
has the same desire tor newspaper
that the American fighting man has
Perhaps this Is because no other ud-
ton has furnished Us people with tue
mghly developed type Of press that
has grown up IN America \ daily
newspaper is missed as much In the
trenches a5 % would be- at well
regulated American familys brrak
fast table
4, Gtcat Clearing House.
statistics are burssomc. aud tho
censor views all definite figures with
suspicion. but D. seems safe 10 say
that fh, American Red Cross I- q
clearing house tor hundreds OF thou
sand pi daily papers each week, and
many thousand ms gllIue- a good
many uf these papers are European
non papers printed 900 English to
bitch fhr Rcd Gross is The larsrs.
ugIa ubs.r.lor. while 90. other.
arc Sluda. 1ui daily papers sent
from America.
THE N'd Gross makes every effort
. 200 re' fHos, daily edition. uf the Eng
iHl o.. Opotu papers iu thr men ir
/ she front line as soon ts possible
They HIr dispatched from Paris by
a fn different Red Cross ware
houses AND station. near me rnuN
/ line .E whatever trauspu uatlr
/ uolu. fI" MOST available
l's au interesting sight fo aatol
the daIJ papers arrive at The Dor
dcrs of SO Mans Land papcr'
coming lp I. the word passed along
the men off fire step du'y gather 10
me dur1lfs aud read over one au
other shoulder h'Ulus. 10 Is mol
/ practicable t0 send papers enough
/. ior rt.v mau -0. urR ,papcr d
never destroyed uHfI sII boo fhe sec
Tor Ha. scanned b.
WIH fhr arrival 0f tho daily pa
per fFe va. i. temporarily iouI>
ten baseball results. and gene r.
rs.. fuH home DcrupFirs th" SOD
urri e." Hfiou More 1T Jess dis
u SION follow mo reading aud ma
aHI-fs mIHi gets good rest from
irun. Unr nerve strain
DOB the hospital me distribution II
moro regular Every morning nn0
%. iHe Uel Gross workers. reneraIll
a N1mau pedfIe. the papers
through fie wards Every Ueef
Iars rl IiurihufI0n o. made an,
tte ha.s hospital. where there lr
rt. eros. recreation hufs. rrrI
.frs library Uf fhe latest aud brs
boo %. asl' FOL standard fiction ar.
a.f arc af fhs disposal 70 the Amer
.rr patients with This readlul
material af band fhe bed ridden %
.argaIasr.af patient De- enabled I'd
aHIIr f.ay many 'ires0mr and
what might he Hr00dinE hours
f.f ross Bulletin
pHs fIs pfn.ifnnt
Mriais Z ushangrsi.
o. ffafsf Irss.
SEW YOHk Or Metals un
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-03

fine Pour over the mint one-hali
Vupiul OF boiling water aud two table
spoonfuls ol sugar Cool. cover, ana
set In the refrigerator for two hours.
When chilled add one-tourth tea
spoonful OF salt. one-tourth teaspoon
ul uf papiiha. and four teaspoonfuls
OF cider vinegar Mix well ana
rnrye with meat or fowl
Mint and raisin sauce. chop fine
one cupful of fresh mint leaves aud
add 20 % one cupful OF seeded
raisins. two tablespoonfuls of sugar
or corn syrup. one tablespoonful OF
tomato Odtsup and one-half teaspoon
ful of salt Crush together and mix
thoroughly and serve with meat or
fish
Mint Jelly Wash cupful OF
fresh mint leaves and put In a sauce
pan with one cupful OF boiling water
Allow % steep over low heat Tor half
an hour Pour the leaves and liquid
into cheesccloth bag and press out
all the liquid Have ready strained
apple Juice from tart unripe apples
To each cupul OF apple Juice add
tNa tnb,csponnfuls of mint Juice and
thrpo-luurths ruuful ni mixed corn
syrup and sugar Allow 20 boil
until the Jelly drops In beads from
the spoon II desired, color the
! ielly delicate green with vegetable
Tolorur Serve with meats
p Paw the prcsident---
/ Old Mamm,'s Letter From France.
\ home service worker travelling
| in the South wrote 90 friend this
account of one eNpol\Yce.
we saw culutcd woman In
4 North Carolina who was born IN
slavery. aud had never IN all her life
gone farther than 10 miles from
home where she still lives with her
odd mistress Neither OF the women
ever married, and they have shared
The same bedroom as mistress aud
! servant Tor years She Is bent and
white-harod and feeble, hut with her
enarled hand, she has Just learned
go knit
Between the intervals of hobbling
painfully back and forth between
kitchen and dining room she has
managed 10 knit washcloths for the
Red Cross They went 10 France.
with her name and address attached.
nnd the soldier who got one Of them
wrote her q letter Of thanks She
can not read but the letter has been
read 10 her 80 many times that she
knows " by heart. and II is the
proudest moment Of her day when
she can produce /. from the bosom OF
her dress whore she always carries
ST. and tell YOU lust what Il says"
PAY the President -
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B0CHE SUPERIORITY
ON WESTERN FRONT
EFINITELY broken


avert 600 r. more srrIuu
100 the 900. sector Tho U..
wing pi fh' ..ye 10 Belgium . H..
mrrIr af fH. vital supply u, 10
fhc Lille sa It on on, std. H0Ir
De- steady f| ancc OF other Hr
force u0rit. ward from 'h. H
'ious south O.. DouaI is a.usI .U.
nnls other d.. of ESCAPE H.. ..
rapidly forming pocket .Ir..l
ihe large sl. force. ho'Ur. Pho
depths of flI- .1cket face tUa r,...
si'y nf pa along fh. I..H
front on The .s n the fs.r I... If
Withdrawal f. followed
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rhiIhnrmnnic. ln MrcI
Jackson street Auxiliary

The Jackson Street auxiliary viii
meet Thursday and Friday At the
home ~ Mrs Anderson. lOl4 West
Seventh street An members are
urged 'O be- present
IHs....a.r..s.f
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some oif.. here think t.. ..r
mans figure lat surr.ud, .f H.
Belgian Goa inc vuI Gr. f..
French aud .. s.au arm.e. .Ht.
direction. 'H easing tH. strain
against the .e triaugl, 90 ..
Ions enough "a. Hermit them fr .r.
out Ulthdrl t.I
To the sGgih mother critical .f...
zion is develop u seen. ..rf .
'o Officers h'.a that the Germ boz
leaders plauu' fo eithdraa .ID.
from DO" most .Isanced ground .E..
bold about ileims. bodily
rrairhiening nd shortenur fhe.r
lines n they ent ana Uh las
movement scr ned hy a machine
.uu rear guard .attle Tho Hrf..
7urce7ses north . 81 Quentin. Dove
ever. bias opeu. fhe way ~ 'ha so.
'rf 90 ihe Or and the infs.fu or
'I lapn from 'Ie north TH. 600
"a Ferc -aady eurif.isE ul
.hrer aIdes b., 'e French and s
air. lrvri0rm.. - an affaI. r
line along thc flank Of the with.
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FRENCH COMPLETE
CONQUEST Of MORE
STRONG POSITIONS
Continued from Page One }

Germans retiring only step hy step
and multiplying their counter at
iacls 90 an points where the French
troops advance
French Burst Through Wire.
General Gnustud men This morn
fu. IHr#f f.rYtfuI d. f..r.. T..u limo
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Athcnacun club.

The Atheuaeum club will meet
Thursday afternoon a. the home Of
Mrs Il II Amcs. ,Oi Harrison
Pay the President
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on if would like % lend some cash
B.eals. you're yer, fond
Of interest and security.
Then buv Yourself A Bond
Paw the President
1. ID. 4. MilI Meet.
The United daughters of he Con.
f.der.ry v,Ul m.rt ON Friday Al Tie
home al Mrs S u Mckinney 7uI
Harrison. st d m.
PROGRAM
Song THE Lone sentry" bv the
.cbanter
PRAYER
ps,.t .E,tb,r pVsp " AIRS q 4
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SEW YORK. or Metals un
CHANGED
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

your stomach. liver. kidneys ~ ~
~ feet Of intcstines all The iallolat
bic waste. poisons. sour Bile ~ ~
ins. thus cleansing. sweeteeloe ~
purifying the entire alimentssy e111l
Those subject TO sick Aee111eA
backachc. bilious attacks. cooseioota
or any form of stomach tsoubb. "
urged 10 get a quarter pous6 4 ~
stone phosphate from the lsue aae
aud begin enjoying this nee11e y
side bath. II Is said that ~ ~
women who try this become se0ss
nstic and keep II up daily. hbs
picndid health measure. for Il b ew
important 10 keep clean aad pssss
he inside than on the outside. beo0
htc skin pores do not absorb ~"
ties Into ths blood. causlas eseA
while the bowel pores do.
The principle OF bathing ~
not new. as millions Of people peesss
II. Just an hot water and eoae a.
purify and frcshen the sk's'
water and q teaspoonful Of linsa
phosphate act on the seomaes' ~.
kidneys and bowels. Lmsesess
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

boards In all districts except those Of
$4,000 population or more. where the
mayor Ia responsible. The local boards
have been notified to prepare immedi.
ately lists OF the registration places
for the new registration. to have these
lists posted. and to take all other
necessary preliminary steps.
A was the case last June 6th. the
registration Is to BE- completed In .
single day.
Every young man who has attained
his ?lst birthday since last June 5th.
for his own protection. should keep
well posted ~ to the day 6xed BY the
president for the registration. for iE.
norance Of the registration date viii
not b accepted a. an excuse for fall.
Ing TO register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
GREAT BRITAIN MAKING
"FAORicArGo vGSSGLSs

LONDON. Nay 17.-"Fabricated"
vessels are one OF the latest and most
interesting developments Of Great
Britain's ship building drive. A fabri.
Gated ship In one whose component
parts are manufactured In other than
ship building yards. usually In plants
inland. The new fabricated ship Is
larger than most OF the standard ships
and there Ia not . curved frame In Il.
In fabrication Of ships the aim was
to increase speed Of production. and
also to utilize for shipbuildins pur.
poses usch plants a. bridse.buildins
yards and land engine factories.
II 10 expected that ships Of the new
type soon will materially increase the
tonnage output.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
Draft Registration
Day Coming Soon

PORTLAND. May i7.-Resistrx.iU,l
of Young men Of Oregon and other
states who have reached the age ol
q years since last June 5th. will be
required on q day soon to b set b.
proclamation Of President Wilson.
This day will be fixed by the presi
dent a. soon as congress enacts the
necessary legislation. now pending
That Is epected TO be very soon.
In the meantime. the task Of organ.
izins Oregon for this new registration
OF men for military service has already
begun under instructions from the war
department. These instructions EN-.
phasize the need for perfecting before.
hand complete working orsanisa.
tion 30 that on the day set the regis.
tration will be 100 per cent strons.
On last June 9Th. all men between
the ages or q and 80 ysars. inclusive,
were required to register for military
service. Al the number Of men now Ia
the 2l.year-old class 10 estimated to be
approximately only one tenth Of those
registered then. the task this year will
not be 10 great.
However. II win b heavy enough IA
require the most alert cooperation on
the part Of every local board. and Of
state. county and city odiclals. to carry
Il thru.
The responsibility for conducting
the registration will fall on local
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald came
In last night from Springfield.
George W. Buck is here for a short
business from sisson. Calf.
N. r. Gown Of Portland Ia Amone
the recent arrivals at klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Murray are In
klamath Falls for q visit from Hoey.
Calf.
Attorney Gus Newbury is In the city
on matters Of business today from
Medford.
Frank. Grohs Is In town on business
from the Rimrock stock ranch. east Of
Langell Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Halverson. parents
Of Mrs. J. E. Swanson Of this city. will
arrive today from Los Angeles. for an
extended visit. They will Be accom-.
panied b. their son. George.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
NOTICE ron s,os

Bids will b received BY the under.
sisnsd clerk for the addition Of . high
school room on the Shasta View school
building
Plans and specifications win be for.
wardsd to anyone making application.
Bids will b. opened June ]. at . D. m.
MRS. G. n. KIRKPATRICK,
Clerk. Dist. No. 3S. Merrill. Ore.
J. I. Hals. Chairman. l7.at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
Ladies! Salute Him!
Discovers drug that loosens
sore. touchy coTns 50
they lift out

a noted Cincinnati chemist diAcov.
cred q new ether compound. and called
Il f.cezone. and little quarter ounce
bottles can now be obtained from any
drug store for few cents.
You simply apply several drops II
freezone upon tender corn or painful
callus. and instantly the soreness din.
appears. then shortly you will hnd ths
corn or callus no loose than you can
just lit II on with the fingers.
No pain. not bit OF soreness. either
when applying freexone or afterwards.
and II doesn't even lrritate the skin.
Hard corns. soft corns or corns be.
tween the toes. also touGhensd callusss
just Shrivel up and I'M OF 70 easy. Il
II wonderful! Seems MAGICAL. Il works
like charm. Millions Of women will
hereafter keep . little bottle, OF the
wonderful freeaone handy and never
lot acorn ache twice.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
A LEADER IN I,FC INSURANCE

The Mutual LIE Of New York. the
company that has earned moro and has
paid more to policy holders than any
other company In the world. Geo. C..
Urich. District Manager. IiN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
NEW THEORY
REGARDING CANCER

PARIS. May 1.-THE theory that
cancer Is not Of microbic origin. but is
due to the excessive elimination Of Ger.
tam substances normally contained In
the blood. Is supported by a report Of
the researches Of Professor Dubard.
Just published by the Academy OF Med.
lcine. Finding that the system Of can.
cerous subjects was partially poor In
niasnesia. Prof Dubard administered
large doses OF II TO patients operated
on for cancer. and reports encouraging
results In large number Of cases.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
k'..,'I @; News
. Q -1>>->1> Z
. AlooMA .
. Q Q Q q
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AlooMA
a . a.

Mrs. NJ. Egan delivered Ave sweat
srs to the Red Cross headquarters Sat
urday. The knitters are Mrs. II. Daisy
Mrs. p. w. Foster. Mrs. B. Ioftsgari
Mrs o. d. Dollarhide and Mrs. "
t:gnn.
The ladies who are sewing for the
Red Cross are Mesdames Stevens,
Dairy. Fletcher. Foster. Loftssard and
Essn.
Mrs. Daisy and Mrs. Foster are get.
ting ready to move into their new
houses a. soon ss the paper hangers
are thru. They already have their
fences up.
A number Of Alsoma residents went
to see the Kaiser" ~ the star theater
Tuesday. The reports they brought
back sent another group on wednes.
day.
Superintendent NJ. Egan went to
Kirk Monday night. returning last
evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
svv A HOME

Priess are going W. but thsss are
real barealns:
-Four reem hevss and bic lot On
JehnseH avenue fes oeeo cash.
Three room house and corner lot On
jefferson strsst for e7so. On very easy
terms.
-Four room medsrn hesns On Pine
street. Tor emily $3.50. On terms.
Ok resm house On Oak avenwe for
ei,7oo. On terms.
SIx roem modern house and bic lot
on Ninth street Tor emily e2.Aso.
Three room house and corner lot In
Second Hot Syringe fsr only 900.
Several good lots On pavement at
very low prices.
chIieets, s33 Main O. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

introduced In . new rols--that Of On
upholdsr Of law and order. rather than
an outlaw. altho the ssriy scenes oi
the drama depict Hart - the leader
Of daring and notorious gang Of ban
dts. who 70 terrify the o@cials Of q
Western railroad that . famous East.
ern detective. known - the blood.
hound" IL sent 10 break them up.
How Hart. - Buck" Andrade. meets
this detective: how bis reformation Ia
brought about at the bedside Of hIa
DYING mother. and how hs does the
wUrk that ths "Bloodhound" came
West TO accomplish. forms the basis Of
a. thrilling and Interesting . photo.
play ~ Hart ever made.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
'ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE eIDEll0nTS ON LOCAL RAFPkNN0o
AMONG rnE PEOrLE OF rms CITY AND VICINITY.
0OlN0S AND COlllNOs or LOCAL FOLKD

Emery Carpenter Is In town for {
short time from San Francisco. He Il
registered at the Hotel Hail.
Mrs.. I'd E'rasier left for her home on
the Klamath Marsh this morning. af
ter q visit At the county seat.
H. e MaMhall is klamath Falls
business visitor from Portland. He ID
. suest at the Hotel Hall.
B, J. Zeisler. who has been identi'
fed with the Pelican nay Lumber com
pany here. left yesterday for Oakland.
J. Y. Upton has accepted position
with the Aleoma Lumber company at
Kirk. according to report. and will
reside there with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brwbaker.
who have resided In Klamath ralls for
several ycars. have removed to Palo
Alto. Calf. where they have pur.
chased q home. and expect to reside In
the future.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
REGISTERED VOTERS IN
STATE MUMOeR sos,77O

SALEM. May 17.-when the regis.
tration closed last month. thirty days
prior to the primary election Of May
II. approximately 3os.77s voters has
signed up. according to figures In the
once Of the secretary Of state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

American osys ohsss-wads Of Oh
leather.
i7.3t BRADLEY SUPPlv co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean. sweet
snd fresh inside. and
ars seldom III.

u you are accustomed 10 wake vi
with n coated tongue. foul breath OF
q dull. dissy headache: or. II your
meals sour and turn Into gas and
acids. you have = real surprise await.
lnG you.
Tomorrow morning. Immediately
upon arising. drink q glass Of h0t
water With . teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate In II. This 10 intended 10
nrst neutralise and then wash out OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

Some hne motordriven horns at IS
each.-Tslford Bros. Garage. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

Nsttlsten's fine shoe q
ct K. X. x. sroaa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

The new 1sio pelIelss ef the Travel.
~ ase wp-te-dats In every way, and
thsy eest lees than others. ..sss Call.
ooeo. 0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

FOR SALE-At . bargain: apartment
house In best location In city: pays
over ~ per cent on investment: owner
going TO leave city. Address Apt. care
Herald. 1e-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

FOR 8ALE-1,so0-lb. horse: Arst-class
Logging or lead animal: az horse.
power Wade gasoline drag saw. ~.
Inch wasoa: bicycle. All In 6rst class
eoaditioa and . bargain. Herald once
q box llSl. 1eSts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-05-17

FOR sALE-Two Tossenburs and
Anglo, Nubian fresh milch goats:
kids about two weeks old. and two
goats that will come fresh about July
lst: all from the finest strain Of milch
seats. 80 Fourth street. list
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-18

y and 4 " II H. Newton for the .caretake Of
paupers. the bid Of Fred Petrie Of 76c
per day, and $1.00 per day for those
reouiring. personal attention, Was De-
s sG ps sSaept Teaei Sae' tie Votes Tie
H Bids fer the h burial Of .pappers Of
F. Ibertson At $3.50 and s H19 Nm ~; &.
Ct faks snsI pesu Msfe n votes
ing. cast for, acceptance Of the bid Ct
s. ~ 4 1Gisosllanseus. II 4, 3f ],
Reauisftfon Of Municipal Court for
$50 file covers. was granted on mot 5e'rl
ar Ranort OF the Muntcipaf Court show
ing 1880 paid the city treasurer for
week ending March soth. was read and
orf Tss5snsf N. Of jitney licsanisa NO: from
was ron motion and sec0nd. granted:
On motion and second the city clerk Ter
no more transfers Of licenses Of any
kind will be granted.
~ The petition from the Fifth ward for
the paving Of certain. streets was vase re-
walks and water and light.
vest through south half Of sections IL
and II, was referred to the street com
. Il was moved by Alderman Garlock.
seconded by Backus, that when we ad.
journ this meeting, we adjourn until
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock Z. n.
No further business agpearing. -ad-
at s o'clock r. M.
A'ssssSss' or.AEgE s.,
N' sF 81 s 3's!s'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-18

bid of r. H. Schumacher was duly de-
clared accepted.
Resolution.
Resolution designated as I NO s123
authorizing the sale of. S25, 100000 bonds
to r.. Fl. Schumacher was read. and de-
clared accepted upon the following
vote: Ayes GBagley, Garlock, Backus,
Palmer, Phillippi. Benner, Barnell
Groom, Smith
II was moved and seconded that the
street. commissioner repair the Jeffer-
son Highway at a cost of not to exceed
$125.00. Carried. . v. S.#3.,,s NJ
There being no further business 1t
was moved we adjourn Carried.
q Approved, s
X. II. M. CLARK,
IN Attest: h 81 E| fl g3 PresE
GEO. STEIN, NJ 4. 5s. #
City Clerk. ld-4lS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-18
FxOCEEDIM00 OF THE CITY C0UN-
CHI, CITY or BE1uDJI

1F.xocnnDIras 81 THE c1Tx couH-
cIL, CITY or BE1E1DJI
s3 April 3. 1913.
q An adjourned meeting of the the city
c cS'nGii r. tro Sqd enat at o'ciock NJ a
quorum being present. Pres. Clark pre-:
siding. =, n,
Upon roll. call the following alder
men were declared present: Bagley,
sar,oek Eas Ioanis Gfar Abseaa
Smith, Groom.
Proposals for the Issue Of $25.000.0
bridge bonds duly authorized for sale,
were as follows: :sss III IN IN, fs ii
~ John Nuveen Is Co... $25 ,026.0Q with
accrued interest. an all owance or NJ
s soDsS ef FEES IS and other necessary *
Farmers state Bank, Bemidji, at par
and accrued interest, subject 70 an al
lowance Of $1,400.00 for commission Tor
finding a, purchaser. or purchasers.
r, H. Schumacher. at par and accrued
s., $4,000 for finding g urchase Is !, u,
seconded by Joanis the bid OF = Onn ms
ven IS WaI PhiiIipp
onded by Joan1s, that we proceed gl2
vote on the two remaining proposit1oMss
and that the bid receiving the greater
sa To- % Vas taken
State Bank or the bid Of r.. q: Schu-
maker, resulting as follows: Five al.
r. III. schumaker, three aldermen. for
the acceptance of bid OF. Farmers state
Bank. one alderman not voting the