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The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

BANK NO. 1886.
Statement of the condition of Grand
Marais State Bank at close of business
on June 80, 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. .......$ 1926. a
.: S: Bonds and other u. S.
Bonds 1Sssa and er4hS Securities other
than those of U. S......... 1881. 78
and Fixtures ............. 1880. 90
Due from other ?, oos 20
Banks .S2,995 80
S;9r:r CIR: ".s2'5G237,' 90 %,
Total Cash Assets. ......... 1894.
Checks and Cash Items. .... 20. 90
Paid out for Expenses etc.,
rnSaisass il 51sssf ffs Of ar fas
Total ......... ...:.... .s1o5.s2e. so
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock .............s $4,000. 90
Notes % Rediscounted and ''''
Bills Payable Qncluding
certificates for money bor-
DEPOSITS GSwHa' Subject '''''' ''000 %
cashieT3s tG Ghset checks:: :s44'Sti:4S 'Sti:4S
Total Immediate
Liabilities $44,885.19
Savings Deposits. .$12,675. As
Time Certificates. 23,366.16
Total Deposits .$80,926. 80 $8O,926. 80
Total .......... ......... .$105,926. 80
Amount of Reserve on Hand. SIS, ,994 AZ
Amount of Reserve Required
Dy law 7,lSS. ~
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
COok.-ss.
We, Louis Engelson, Vice President
and A. M. Anderson, Cashier of the
above named Bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
LOUIS ENGELSON
Vice President.
A. M. ANDERSON
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day of July 1919.
(SeaD CHAS. J. JOHNSON,
Notary Public, Cook County. Minnesota.
Ny Commission expires April 5, 1920.
(Notarial Seal Cook County. Minn.)
Correct Attest Two Directors:
P. E. AIM
JAS. G. SCOTT
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
USE OF "DoPE" INCREASING

"o'o nan One Million Drug AddictS
In United StateA
Washington, June 14.-Nationwide
use OF narcotic drugs for other than le.
sitimate medical purposes, steadily in.
creas1ng despite vigorous efforts in
the enforcement of the federal law,
was discovered by the Treasury's spe-
otal Investigating committee, which
submitted final report.
The number Of drug addicts in the
United States was estimated to be in
excess of 100000.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

Then there is the pest that gets
down pat the unusual pronunciation
of an unusual word and works it
into every conversation.
Wilbur Sutton in National Re-
publican.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
Two ohioaaoans Drowned.

Chicago, June 30-Edith olewine,
20 years DID,, daughter sf the publish
or Of the, Printers News and Henry
.Bohenkamp, 81, ware drowned when
an automobile plunged into the chi
cago river near the Diversey avenue
bridge. ~. .Ss.s. ST ..1s...:.=sz.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

A good deal of time is wasted try
ing to bring people to their senses
who haven't any.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

You probably pride yourself on
your determination but your friends
call it bull-headedness
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
WITH THE EDITOR.

ut takes all sorts of people to
make world" is a saying old but
true. Perhaps this is most noticeable
in a public gathering where people
of all classes are gathered, the rich
and the poor, the young and the old,
the intelligent and the ignorant, the
we'll bred and those whose actions
plainly show lack of any breeding
whatsoever.
And we, alas, have plenty of the
latter. For while our American au-
dience is on the whole courteous, still
there are always few whose chief
thought in mind is Self and who do
their best to make that thought evil
dent to all around them.
The speaker of the day does not
have to follow you to your home to
know what kind of person you are.
He knows you by your actions and
he knows rudeness when he sees it.
The lady with the large hat who sits
there so complacently without max
ing a move after the general request,
Ladies, please remove hats" has
been given has selfshness written
all over her. The lady (?) with the
loud voice back there who persists
in discussing family affairs and when
some one requests her to make less
noise, laughs boldly and says she
doesn't care, has the great II" in
such large proportions that it OBJ
scures all other visions. The small
boy who does his best to create
disturbance and attract attention to
himself has the same thought as the
later man who pushes with brute
force through a crowd in order to
get certain coveted position. The
thought is all the same-that of
dominant selfishness, and the person
who publicly displays it is judged ac-
cordingly.
II went to the program at the
church last night" said the little
lady in black.
Indeed, l am 50 glad," said her
neighbor. Your daughter sang, I
heard, And what did you do. with
stthe children? I am SO glad you could
go for the two little ones keep you
pretty much at home. Mary has such
a sweet voice. am sure you enjoyed
it,"
''But didn't said the little lady.
had to hire girl to take care of
the children and you know since
John died l have had to take care of
every penny and it has been so hard
to let Mary go on with her lessons.
But folks are good and send me lots
of washing and Mary helps me at
night. And the usher was so good,
he put me right up near where I
could hear and see everything and
it was so nice and restful. Then two
girls came in and sat in front of me
and heard one of them say:
"'1 don't know why I came here,
only I wanted to see you. I don't
care anything about the program
"'Neither do I, for it's the same
kind they always give, but 1 haven't
seen you for such a long time and
knew you'd be here, so let's talk
-"And talk they did, all the time
Mary was singing but I didn't enjoy
it Bit
Would it have made any difference,
we wonder, to the two young girls
engaged in such an animated CONVEX
sation which Mary with her sweet
young voice was trying in vain to
drown, if they knew the little
mother sitting behind them was mis-
: sing the one great moment of her
life, the moment for which she had
spent days and weeks bending over
the washtub in order that they
might hear her Mary sing?
II didn't enjoy it bit,' said the
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

The best way to get even with
somebody who has wronged you is
not to allow it to worry you.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

Theodore sbonts Sinking Rapidly
New York, June 30.-Theodore P.
shonts, president of the 1nterborough.
Rapid Transit company, who has been
i'll. at his home here. suffered re-
lapse apd was reported to be sinking
rapidly. -. =. -.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

Just because you have your work
cut out for you, does not necessarily
mean you, are cut out for the work.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

Of course you're not appreciated
at your true worth and it's lucky
for you you're not.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

The best that some people can do
always seems to be the worst they
hav.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

A good forgotten is rather to be
chosen than great riches. -: = : -
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
Rebels Damage Railvi.v;.M Il /

. Rebels Damage Railway Line.
Washington, June 80. Vilustas
were Sc thorough II their work OF ont
ting the abroad line between Juarez.
and Chihuahu City that three weeks.
VIII be required to repair It. 4:
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

When the race isn't to the swift,
you'll generally find it to the swifter.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

The following bills were upon motion
allOWed:-
Marshall Wells Hdw. Co., sup
pies .............. .S Id. 20
c.. 0. Backlund. rent of prop
erty- for cement storage. 80. 12O. 90
Chas. J. Johnson. premium,
Workmen's Compensation policy 277. 68
Chas. J. Johnson. freight and
drayage on road supplies. 103. q
Aug. A. Nelson, eggs for road
camp 2.9O
Gowan Lenning Brown Co.,
prepaid freight .:.......... 1.29
Gowan Lenning Brown Co.,
supplies for road camp. 229 IA
Armour & Co., freight on sup
pies ............ .......... l.O3
AFmSSF AFmSSr &C., &C., SUPPLIES sSpplss Il: Il: g g
Gowan Lenning Brown Co.,
supplies '..''''.' '''..''.. ~. 80
Gowan,. Lenning Brown Co.,
supplies 4.Sz
Carl F. Nelson. supplies for
ROAD camp .......... 80. To
Leonce Zimmerman, moving
court house ground ........ so
H. u. VanKrevelin. expenses. 'sl99
North Shore Garage. one Ford
Cal ........... ........... 40 90
North Shore Garage. freight
charges and war tax on Ford
car ............ ........... Sc .S6
North Shore Garage. touring
body for Ford car $4,000;
speedOmeter $12. 90 ........ 62.OO
Wm.. H. Bally. supplies and re- :
pair work ................. 44.45
l.. H. Lien. auto expense serv-
ing Bench warrant State VS..
Ausler .......... ......... 5 10
L. II. Lien. auto expense sum-
mon1ng Grand and Petit jur-
orS ............ ........... rs 90
r.,
ing subpoena State vs. Fran
els Drouillard .............. 800
L. II. Lien. auto expense serv-
ing subpoena State VS.. Kug-
S. 6. Murphy. expenses in Kug- ''
Miller DAYS. Company blanks ~
Gowan Lenning Brown Co: $50
Albert Bally. assisting County
L. H. Lien, expenses seas; case ;'f Of 'oo
u;51a, State " VS.: ST. Charles Miller. So, ~
Axsi Y! =: IHGS Bsrgland, County ;':;: Sur: "a
Emil Nelson. sherin Of Lake 14''o
| 20. service and travel serv-
ing subpoena on Martin Buge
P. N: Tinnell. AS assessment work z'SO
and mileage Unorganized ter
Engelsen Fish Co.. supplies. 4SS S.7S
Kimbal Storer Co., supplies for
E: s: Rack!und, cement: IS: s.: 60 g
| Scott Grah Lbr. Co.. lumber for
road work and freight on
Olson BroE;; hauling gravel at 1O' 'O
Poplar Hill ..,:............. s73.1
Poplar Hill ............... 527.15
The itemized statement amounting to
1896 same being costs incurred in
Justice Court state VS.. -Kugler. as filed
by c. Q. Johnson Justice of Peace. was
approved and ordered filed
The bill of the Minnesota Road
Equipment Company amounting tc
s210O for gravel screening plant was
l allowed at $1,000. 20. A deduction OF
$95. 80 having been made for expenses
in transportation Of same from Cramel
4 to Tofte. ~,-.-< .s~=*
The bond of Axel E. Berglund as
County Surveyor in the sum Of. $1,000
with the Lion Bonding and Surety
Company as surety was upon motion
i approved by: the Board. :. z. = = H.
Il # The application of Alger Smith an6
i Company for correction Of taxes was
upon motion duly made and carried re-
jected. s. s: : ,:.s< sst::s 5s
i The claim Of the. Globe Indemnity
Company amounting to- s27.2l for bal
ance due on; Workmen's compensa tior
policy was upon motion referred to thu
/ County Attorney. sSs sI,
Upon motion duly made and carried
BOARD adjourned sine die. S. s.s:= ss.ss !
9. GAETER
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

You can't cultivate friends by har-
rowing their feelings. r. -. .5.-= =.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

Tell your troubles to the. great
outdoors and watch them fly away.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

Noah, perhaps, was the first man
to rejoice on beholding a dry world.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
It IS better to give advice than to 70

Bark at the world and it'll g,owl
right back. : s. 81
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
ROBBERS SHOOT 2 OFFICERS
Loot st. Louis Bank But Booty is
Recovered.

st. Louis, June 14.-Three armed
robbers held up the Meremec Trust
company, In the residence section here.
and shot and seriously wounded two
policemen in attempting to escape.
The robbers, two of whom were cap.
tured, were forced to drop a suitcase
containing $4,000 in cash and Liberty
Bonds which they had stolen from the
bank.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

$50 sufficient gravel to complete the
East End of the gravel Surfacing job
.at HOvland and the Auditor was sin-
structed to issue his warrant for such
amount In accordance Herewith.
a It was moved and carried that the
sum Of $1,000 per month be allowed I.
EB. Gaskin as temporary poor relief un-
til further ordered by the Board and
the County Auditor was instructed to
issue his warrant for such amount
upon presentation Of proper verified
poor relief orders. 81
It was moved and carried that the
County engage IT. D.. VanKrevelin as
assistant to Engineer LeSueur at a
salary Of $125.0O per month and the
County Auditor-sw was instructed to is
sue his warrant for such amount on
the Road and Bridge Fund of the
County in accordance herewith.
The following resolution was .unani-
mously adopted
Resolved that the County Auditor be
and he is hereby instructed to- notify
the State Highway Department to have
at the Z County's expense the four
County equipped with dump bodies and
hydraulic hoists same being in accord
ance~ with rules and requirements OF
said Department.
The certificate of the County Treas
urer of uncollected personal property
taxes for year 1913 was received and
the following report made and ordered
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The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
Report of the County Board of the
Uncollected and Cancelled Persona

of Cook State Of Minnesota
CANCEL
Grand
being first session Of said
personal
uecsd did cancel they satisfied not
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09
BANK NO. 1886.

BANK NO. 1886.
Statement of the condition of Grand
Marais State Bank at close of business
on June 80, 1919.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

The following resolution was upon
motion unanimously adopted:
Resolved that the County Auditor be
and he is hereby authorized to ascer-
tain the amount necessary to defray
the transportation and other expenses
necessary to be incurred in taking
Freddie Drouillard and Henry Peterson,
neglected and dependent children, to
ana @ to issue his WARRANT 'he to the person Sereo1
who escorts said children to said school
for the amount so found to be neces-
Sary.
The Cook County news-herald., 1919-07-09

CARTER, County Auditor
(Seal of County Auditor, Cook County, Minnesota.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23

States and placed on cxhlbfiion ln
Grand Central Park. Now YOril CITY.
where hundreds OF thousands Of pOr-
sons view her She was then as
semhlod az Rockawuy Beach Long
Island. s.. s.. and started the recruit b
NJ ''''''
Not oni, lg tho NC-i the first heavier
than air craft to cross tho Atlantic.
but she Dr. the largest sen plane ever
constructed and of purely American
design She ha1 wing spread of 1928
fees length over an GS fcof. with "a as
foot hull without her crew fuei or
equipment she weighs eight tons and
loaded with inci ana manned ready for
flight her total weight 81 fourteen tons
Ter maximum speed De- ninety three
miles AN hour. ard she hns carried ns
many ns finy passengers at ono time
Tho building Of planes of such mann
moth size was strictly iu line with the
program lnld out by the Navy Dcnart-
men 90 cumhnt the submarine nlcnac.
and had fhc cuomy undcrsea craft gain-
90 the upper hand during 1918 there.
would now Boo hundreds ~ those ~ilnf
plancs crossing the Atlantic. mnkinr,
the operation OF the submarine an inn
possibility
on the first trans Atlantic flight tho
NC-i left RoCknway Beach Tonu
Island N Y on May s. arriving ai
plymouth England. ON Nav 3i 1915
having covered % total distance of faNgI
milo9 in 30 hours and lG minutes al an
average speed of 7e miles an hour
Prior 20 tho tr1ns- AtlHntic nirht ofl
the NCf no nirplnnc had over flown
out 10 aen far enough 20 warrant uia
usy OF hc sun moon and STARS for rIv
ing geographical position as ls done
on sen going shius Therefore 30 conc
with this situation 81 was necessary DO
invent numerous new ana novel insirn.
ments for navirntionai use forcmoai
among which are the 4criai saxtant
drifl and speed Indicator and course tho
distance Indicator Therefore in ad
ditlnn to her historical status the Nc 81
offers many interesting structural |
features, OF of which rho officers In
charge take pleasure in explaining To ]
visitors.
This VIII be the only onportunltv ef !
citizens or this loc1lilr tn rea the NO :
u actual operation ut tho Termination |
li ~" present recruiting tour the 1865 /
lnricnl craft viii ho nlaccd on uerina /
lrnf eNnihlticn I'm Tho Nnti0nai NusouiH i
20 mat tnturo generations may SEQ the /
rne OF craft which rirsf sfnnnod tho
Atlantic Ocean hv the Dir route
Tho tour Of tho NT-t D. being com /
iucted hy Tho recruiting division of mo
bureau OF NAVIGATION Navy nopsri
ncnt Too me interest of tho recruiting
'efNice fulisimcnts are now heinz
node in nll hranchor or tho eor,.ir,
ma never before has the Navy offered
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23
NC-4 TO VISIT GALVESTON
DURING RECRUITING FLIGHT

The Aero Club Of Texas VIII tendcr a
banquet 20 iinnionant Commander a
g, Road nnd tho original crew of the
NC-i ui Galveston. December 49, prosl-
dent Wright OF the Nero club ls per.
son9l lfiond 20 Commander Read. and Is
planning 10 make the banquet the most
notable one givcn 20 the aviator
The United Statcs Navys famous sea
piano MOI. largest plane Iva thc world
and irat 10 cross the Atlantic Ocenn.
which BE- now making tour OF the
south IN the interest or the Recruit
ing service Ia under personal command
Of Lieutenant Commander Albert G..
Read and the original CROW that sue
cessfllly uiloted her across the ocean
In her epoch making flight
starting at Portland Nc. tho fiotn
ln which comprises the NC-f md the
destroyer Isabel nave mndo stops AT
on important cities on the east coast
and have been given tremendous rcccp-
tiinns leo ail cltics visited.
Tho NCi comra to Galveston. her
nearest stop 10 Corpus Christi. exactly
intact ns wncn she made the now his
fcric1l FLIGHT ~ the termination Of
the Hight across the ocean she WINS dis
mantlcd and returned to the unltcd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23
PREACHER 70 YEARS.
,... MICHIGAN RECORD

~ SlNtGoN Mich IArnborf
llnlsi % yenrs old. has beop a ra,t.,,'.
FOR 20 years
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-23

DON'T wI1s % laauo q mo caller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Copyrisht isfs oy Infarnatona Feature service me
Great Britain Rigats Reserved Registered q Psisni a-.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
Grant Memorial
Nearly Completed

The need for the removal of the
present collection of greenhouses
uperintendent's buildings, the very
large Bartholdi fountain and some
plant specimens comes about through
the placing Of the Grant Memorial
The present gardens occupy only
twelve acres.
Congress decided that the mem
orial it was to erect at cost of
S2o0,00O to former President Ulysses
Grant should go in that area. A
reviewing stand is one of the feat
ures Of the Grant Memorial. Work
has been in progress on this memo
rlal for about seventeen years, the
pedestal, the subordinate artillery
and cavalry groups having been
completed several years ago. The
memorial to General Meade, con-
tributed by the State Of Pennsyl-
Vania, is also authorized by Congress
% go in the square now occupied by
he Botanic Gardens.
Senator Phelan based his request
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14

toed shoes. Needless to say, if it
isn't too personal, her feet are
small.
Last week fifteen Of the visiting
women physicians visited this first
health centre and went through the
physical examination themselves.
BY way of looking into DR.. Mere
dith's work, they started from the
personal side and, as working wom-
en-, not physicians, submitted to a
thorough going over and drank in
advice on their health and it's rela-
tion to their work.
The purpose of the Y. W. c. A.
in sending these representatives. to
the health centre for first hand
knowledge was to give them such a
working and personal knowledge Of
it's initial work that they would
start centres like it in their various
parts of the country.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
Ne1u York s First Woman Prosecutor
Scores With Both Prisoners
and Judges

duct, soliciting. 1t was the second
time in six years that she had been
in court. This time she had been
the victim Of a "frameup" She
was twenty-eight, pretty, and with
some character. For years she had
been clissolute-she knew it and ad-
mitted it,
1--WE never had the chance" she
cried, ''to go straight. / usually
worked as waitress, and you know
what that means. Oh, love home.
! can cook and keep house. If l
could get a place where | could be
housemaid in q home away, away
from my old life.'
II viii help you,' and Miss Roth
enberg left her to go to the magis-
trate who had heard the case. The
woman who had appealed for help
received q discharge. She went away
from her old life-and she has made
good her promise.
1t IS now more than two months
since the assistant district attorney
began her work in the Women's
Day Court. She went there on ap-
po!ntment by District Attorney
Swami. The appointment followed
the now widely known Cobin-C Cohen
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
To Locate
Women Physicians

The women physicians from for
eign countries are meeting in con-
ference under the auspices Of the
War Work Council Of the Y. w
c. A. Most of the conferences will
be held behind closed doors. The
girls of this nation who are inter-
ested in going to women physicians
will have chance, however, to find
out something of the standards Of
these women and to learn of the
work they are doing and what their
accomplishments are up to date.
Dr.. Meredith has great faith in
the work she is doing and not with
out sound reason and a fine back
ground. She has been one of the
physical examiners at Wellesley
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
&7s s -. e sssscsg
s'|s;' a


of California, brought again to pub
nc notice movement for the beau
tliication of Washington which has
been quietly under way for years.
He asked that a resolution to pro-
vide for site to which to move the
present Botanic Garden be taken
from the Senate table and placed
before the Senate Committee on the
Library. This means that the Senate
VIII give consideration to the pro
posed plan to Investigate the various
sites suggested for a botanical gar.
den commensurate with the future
growth of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
"OId Offenders May Reform,' and
':Bring the Man Into Court"
Two of Her Slogans

speak freely, for they know she IN.
derstands.
Miss Rothenberg stands at the
right of the defendant who is be.
fore the bar of justice. Miss Roth.
enberg's eyes travel from the
woman at her side to the face Of
the court, and back again to the
defendant. All the tine her ex-
preston is fixedly calm. temperate,
hopeful and judicial. And the de-.
fendant-hers is look of pitiful
hope, but hope above all.
Miss Rothenberg has won the re.
spect Of those who work with her
IN the Women's Day Court. She
has achieved results of several
kinds. One is, that the cases are
fewer than before. From the Judge
to the court attendants. who were
known to have smiled when she BE-
gan her work. there 5 now feeling
Of agreeable satisfaction.
Miss Rothenberg is capable in the
face Of all her tasks. That is the
verdict in the Women's Day Court
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14
Health Essential
To Good Work

eve, who believe in this health
campaign of the Y. W. c. A., feel
that it is essential to the good work
of all women that they look out for
their health says Dr. Meredith.
"Especial emphasis is laid on thor
ough periodic examinations to keep
track Of where the individual stands.
"Advice from the physicians of
the health centres should be treated
as if it were prescription. 1t is
just as much a prescription as
medicine-and much safer to take.
"The advice given at the health
centres is an individual matter. No
group advice is given and no group
exercise. Each girl gets personal
attention and is given some idea of
her possibility to herself and her
health. If general treatises on
New-York tribune., 1919-09-14

possible to do big piece of work in
this way. We want to interest we'll
girls to live properly and keep we'll.
And when the plan has proved it,
self we shall urge its incorporation
as new preventive idea in all
medical work.
The girls waiting for examina-
ton in one of the large rooms up
stairs in the house are not in the
least nervous, as some persons are
in the face of physical examinations.
When they present themselves to
DR.. Meredith they are dressed in
loose white sheeting. One slim young
person said, as she went in to her
examination:
"You don't know how glad | am
to find a woman doctor. | have