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Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
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Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
HARRY NEW GOES :.
ON TRIAL FOR
ALLEGED MURDER

Los Angeles. CAL, Dec. 16.---Harry
New, alleged son of United States
Senator Harry s. New OF Indiana,
went on trial here today for the muir
der of Miss Freda; Lesser, his H.
ancee. r V -;
New is alleged to have shot and
killed Miss lesser on, the night OF
July 4sinsTipanso Canyon; He drove
and surrendered. New is alleged to
have confessed he killed the young
woman in a fit Of rage when She re-
fused to marry him. An: autopsy in
dfcated that Miss Lesser was in a del.
licate condition., .. = '...I
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16

Popular Railr cad Man. Says
Tanlac Is Wonderfu fulIns
Perfect Health, Now

Il probably have as many friends
and acquaintances inst. Paul, and
Minneapolis as any man living and
want every one Of them to know how
much Tanlac has. done. for me and
what 2 blessing to humanity 1t is; I
haven't time to tell them myself SO
you DO 1T. for me-" 80 ..-.-5-'.s~-
This was the statement Of Mr.. C. C.
fCharley) Wurst, lifelong resident Of
st. Paul and popular railroad man, to
the Taniac representative at the st.
Paul Drug Co. store recently. Mr..
Wurst, who for twenty mine years has
been claim Investigator for the North
ern Pacific Railroad, IS known !. to
practically, every one in st. Paul and
universally esteemed than. Charley,
as he is called by his friends. Con-
tinuing Mr.. ;Wurst Said: .$
"A. year ago sc1atic rheumatism,
nervousness ana stomach trouble had
me on the verge, of giving up my
work. In facts, It was only will
power that kept me going for II had
lost forty pounds. in weight, could eat
hardly anything and the. pains in my
wild. The Rheumatism got so bad I
could not dress. myself, comb my hair
or put my hands behind my back.
My arms and shoulders hurt every
minute Of the day and. night and once
in while the pains would shoot down
into my limbs. I had been under
treatment for five years but got. worse
all the time and was told that it would
be a long time before / got well, II
ever. The outlook for me was Ger
tainly discouraging., r. became nerv-
Gus as cat and got so I didn't know
! what 1t was to get good nights
sleep. I was so excitable that the
least little thing upset me. Ny d.
gestive organs broke down complete
ly and everything ate bloated me up
with gas like a balloon and the gas
pressed up; against my heart and
lungs until could hardly breathe. Il
had headaches almost continually and
was so constipated had to take. a
| laxative nearly every day. tell you
lI was at the point where didn't care
what happened tome. y - '
| II had been reading about Tanlac
in, the papers and one day saw q
statement from man who was rid .of
trouble just about, like mine and SO
for me. Well, sir. the very first bottle
began to do me good and by the time
! had finished my fifth. bottle every
one Of my troubles were completely
gone. Ny appetite was fine and ate
anything. without, the slightest touch
OF Indigestion slept like a log
every night and got up feeling fine
and fresh in the morning ready for
the days work. I haven't had a
headache since first took Tanlac and
4. I am never troubled with constipation
any more. .G.: y = y.
7 NOW mind you, and this is a
strong point for your Tanlac, 1t was a
year ago that Tanlac rid me of those
troubles and I. am still as well as i
can be- so the great good Tanlac did
! me has been permanents Also. II
have picked up forty pounds In
weight, most Of i while Twas taking
Tanlac.
1T anyone wants any more particu.
!; lars about my fssss Snst:; tel them t.
see me. for T'feEard sranlac as such g
u wonderful medicine Twill always b.
glad to tell anyone about It." -
Tanlac is sold in Grand Forks BY
Vold's Drug Store and the leading
druggist in every town.-Adv. 3D. u
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
RED RIVER FLOOD
WATERS DISCUSSED,
AT FARGO. TODAY

Fargo, N. d., Dec. 16.-Plans for
interesting the federal government
financially in the control Of flood wa
ters in the upper Red RIVER valley and
upper Minnesota, river valley were
considered at the conference. in Fargo
today Of the Tr-state. Flood Control
congress. ~
- '--'- "nd North Dakota attended.
The states are cooperating in prelim-
,.., .,u.K iicldent to Hood control
operations which are expected to re-
store thousands of acres of fertile land
to productivity.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
MANY ORIENTAL RESIDENTS

Vancouver, B. C., Dec. I6.-TWelve
thousand Orientals, including Hindus.
are residents Of Vancouver, according
to a survey of the local population,
which has just been completed by the
General Ministerial association. The
report shows the Chinese population
to be about 1000, japanese to total
4,500 and the Hindu coloney to num-
Der 500.
The survey Of the association in
cluded a census of all 1.-The various
places Of amusement" The report
declared that drinking places totalled
$780,. Two Chinese theaters served
the Oriental colonies on the East
Side.
Vice conditions are not 50 wide
spread, or so open, as they were a
few years ago, it is claimed. '~s
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
Minority Democrats
X: Protest Against The
r.. l. J. Action OF Majority

Pierre, S. D.; Dec 1s.AThe Demo-
cratic minority which filed the name
of James W. Girard of New York city
yesterday as a presidential preference
choice for the members OF that party
at the March primary says that this
action is protest: against the posi-
ton Of the majority which endorsed
President Wilson for a third, term.
One theory is that he would not be a
candidate and that the faction would
instruction. The minority is taking
the position that the party should in
struct the delegation as to its choice
for someone likely to be a real candf-
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
SAVAGE. TO HAVE
NEW BRASS, BAND

Savage, Mont, Dec. -1s.---Under the
leadership OF E. j., ONBrien a. brass
band is. being organized in this city.
wit: a. local musicians already lined
up for practice. ( Under the rules
each player Will buy his own instru-
ment, and uniforms will be discussed
later. It is believed that the num-
ber Of players will be added to rapid
ly, when active practice has once be-
Run -, - .t'h. ~
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
First Liquor Raid
is Made In Scobey

Scobey, Mont, Dec. 16.-sheriff
Jack Bennett and Assistant County
Attorney George Cudhie conducted q
search of the w. s. Grif1ith property
here lately in answer to a complaint
that liquor was stored on the prem
ises. According to report about half
a barrel Of whiskey and two cases Of
bottled liquor were seized by the au-
thorities. No arrests have yet been
made. This is the first whiskey raid
made by the local authorities since
the big dry wave hit this section of
the state. -.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
MANY, LOANS, MADE.

Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 16.-More than
$50. 900, 900 in loans to returned ssery-
ice men has been made by the Soldier
Settlement board. Applicants for
government. assistance must either
take up homesteads or improve prop
critics which they previously obtained.
~ Latest. official figures show that
s16.175 loans have been made; The
average loan has been $3,134 and the
total outlay was reported to be $780,
$4,000. OF this amount, $4,000, 900
ooo. 900 for stock and equipment. and
81. 100000 for land improvements. ]!
f Soldiers desiring to meet incum-
brances on their property obtained
loans totalling $1,726,0oo.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
NEED. NATIONAL GUARD,

Boise, Idaho, Dec, 1e..Members Of
recently put on, its annual show here.
have come to the conclusion that
some of the patrons took more than
a fancier's interest in the. display.
Attendants declared that the hens
laid quite a few eggs during the show
but that despite official vigilance the
eggs disappeared. 4
Strictly fresh eggs have been bring
ing dollar q. dozen In Boise, and
poultry show o1icers are said to be
considering the advisability of. asking
for the national guard to protect the
next exposition.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
Saskatchewan. viii
Aid Needy Farmer.

!. Winnipeg, Man, Dec. .1e.-Meas-
ures which will be provided by the
Saskatchewan legislature for furnish
ing seed grain* in tho districts where
there were crop failures were out
lined last week by Premier Martin
in the Saskatchewan assembly. The
house would I'd, make provision to en-
possible" to handle seed grain relief
in the organized municipalities.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
WOLVES ACTIVE.

! :" Two Hatbors. Mimi, Dec. z 16.-
Hunters who remained In the woods
until the deer season closed Decem-
Der S. reported that wolves have been
unusually active and numerous in this
region since the cold weather came.
A number Of deer have been killed by
packs of these animals, it Is said.
One reason given for the increase
Of the wolf menace is the shortage
Of trappers. 1t is claimed that some
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
Wireless Telephones
Suggested For North

Manitoba government will shortly
have before it a Recommendation by
Prof. r. C.. Wallace. commissioner Of
northern Manitoba for the .installment
Of wireless telephone system
throughout the northern settlements
in the territory. Announcement to
this effect was made by Hon. Edward
Brown, provincial treasurer. The cost
of the installation is estimated at
from $4,000 to $30,000. ~
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
MINERS MAY STRIKE.

Calgary, Alta, Dec. 16.-Miners in
the Alberta district are threatening to
go on strike unless they are allowed
wage increases similar to increases
offered miners in the United States.
The initial demand is for q boost of
IA per cent Calgary has faced seri-
GUS coal shortage since autumn. There
have not been any reserve supplies in
the city but thus far the supply has
Just about met the demand. The coal
situation in southern Alberta has been
much more serious. - '>;'f H.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
Good Fellow. Club
TO Help hlimot Poor

i Minot, 4 N. ps Dec. 1s.A. Minot
Good Fsilows''s club has been orEan.
iiSed TO make sure that every needy
family fam. IN. Ainot lah enjoys r Christmas
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
WORST WILL READ
SEALED PROPHECY
MADE S YEARS AGO

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 1e.-The Tri-
State Grain and Stock Growers con-
vention will be held in Fargo Janu-
ary 20, 21, 20 and 23. j. H. Worst,
formerly president of the North Dat
kota Agricultural college. but now
state commissioner of immigration
will deliver the prophecy that he
wrote five years ago. predicting at
that time what progress would be
made in North, Dakota by 1920. It
was written and sealed at that time
Spillman, formerly with the u. s. de-
partment Of agriculture, will take up
agricultural surveys and their uses.
John N. Hagen, commissioner Of agri-
culture, will discuss some phase Of the
state industrial commission. The pro-
gram will be made up of live topics
presented by the best authorities.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
PLAN RI REcoRD BREAllKlER u

i Boise, Idaho, FDeesS 1s.--Idaho is
planning for q record breaking year
in fish conservation activities in 1920.
Three million eggs, Of eastern brook
trout are in state hHtcheries or are
under ORDERS according to George H.
Isaac state fish comfnissioner. who
be operated at capacity all winter.
The state will specialize next spring
in the propagation offrainbow trout
for summer planting. Thousands Of
these fish are to, be placed in Idaho
streams and the same stream will be
fished by the state for the removal Of
carp. mullet, sGuawfish and other de-
leterious varieties. &
According to Isaacs, the increase in
the states trout resources is intended
not only for sportsmen, but the cam
paign is also to- stimulate interest in
increased used Of fish as food.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
PLAN RECLAMATION PROJECT

Aberdeen, IS. D., Dec. 16.-Thou-
sands of acres of land along the
James river in Brown county may be
reclaimed by project which is under
consideration by. the Brown county
board of commissioners. "A public
hearing will be held here one Janu-
ary 8.
; The plan provides fof Strengthening
and improving the course of the
stream with view to making many
acres of swamp land. or low lands,
available for cultivation.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16
ADvERTIsEMENT.
ADvER71sEMkNT.

Makes the stomach sour and creates gases.
Thak's what causes those acute stomach pains Of
indigestion. that miserable baoatsd feeling altar
eating heartburn, belching. repeating, etc.
Now of course the right thing to do 10 to get
rid of the acid stomach 90 that the food will bo
properly digested. Nature will do the rsst.
There u quick and easy way 20 do thin. a
wonderful new discovery makes Il po6sible 70
remove acid-stomach without the slightest dis
comfort. II. 10 called EATONIC, made, in the
form Of tablets they are good vi Just liks
. bit Of candy. y, Il "a VI Il
EAToNIG quickly hsnishes bloat, hsart-
burn. belchiag ,food-repe ndigesion, 80.
Amarksd Improvement In one ! general health
speedily folloWath the ma of EATONIC. .These n
better Appetite, ,bsltsr digssfion, moro strsneth,
vim and yiGo8s ssy a Il RI 3s
EArONiU = 10 IS hAd . I'll drug "a &
Your druggist b anfhpliscd g. rafuind yo0r
mcney y yol ars not aatis6 sss sssSs
!
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16

trappers have gone to other .wflds
seeking fur bearing animals which
are bringing record prices and also
that the wolf trapping industry be-,
came, slack during the pAriod when
the state: bounty was removed
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16

WARD COUNTY WOMAN DEAD.
Minot. n. D.. Dec. I6.-The funeral
was held. here today Of Mrs A. N.
Mackie, pioneer resident OF South
Prairie, who passed away on Sunday.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-12-16

Herald want Ads Bring Results.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-29

out your letter; you are asking for
benefits; you do not show any desire
to give. You wish people to be glad
TO see you, to be rejoiced when you
come and reluctant to have you go.
But what are you doing to make them
so2
agreeable When you go into a room
where there are a number Of people,
select the plainest. the most uninter.
esting, the most neglected of these, and
try TO make the time pass pleasantly
not for yourself but for that other per
son.
Begin to talk about anything. The
weather will do for n starter, and viii
probably lead on to something else.
But all the time be seeking to find out
the tastes Of your companion and the
things that give him or her pleasure.
Then discuss those subjects. Take a
real interest In them and in the per.
son to whom you are talking. You will
be giving enjoyment to someone else,
and at the same time gaining ease and
| confidence yourself.
Throw your present state OF mind
| into the waste basket. Don't join the
ranks of the morbid, pessmistic people
| who have not the win TO be happy anc
| enjoy life. and who are too lazy to lift
| themselves from the self-indulgent con-
termination of their woes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-29
a I'ws1, rub &c
ny auG Ntov I'd

A noted French physician has stated:
ut Is dangerous to go through life
without either religion or philosophy
TO find inner happiness and health one
must turn his attention away from htm-
self and interest himself In others. We
can not go too far in this tendency,
for we run very little risk Of forgetting
ourselves altogether"
A philosophy of life, II Is the one
thing no one can afford to do without.
II Is much needed by young man
who has written me this letter
II am boy ~ years OF age and much
perpleNed. ! find 1t hard to make
friends, and therefore have none, After
! como home from business attend TO
my homo duties, and then I am left
alone. Whenever | SO visiting, or 70
n party, or anything Of tho sort l feel
that ! am not wanted there, No one
| takes any interest in mo Even my
relatives make mo feel that l am not
welcome, OF course do not ex-
| pect anything from them, but they
| might at least make me feel at home
Everywhere ] so / feel as II everyone
Is saying TO me, Not wanted! | fee
that 1t ia my own fault, but do not
know what 10 do about It. II YOU car
help me, | should be very much obliged
My dear boy, you evidently have hat
\ lonely, self-centered life, and this has
made you interpretive and bit NOR
bid,
You have brooded over this idea o
not being wanted until you have con
WINGED yourself that II Is a fact. Their
is REALLY nothing in II, and | can Prov
II to you.
When you go out among people, YOU
40 with the fixed conviction that NJ
one Is glad TO see you or Interested II
you in the least Others feel YOUR At
titude, but they do not know how 4
translate It. They get the impression
that you do not want 10 sec them
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-29
Mrs. Wilson WoOdroW's Article
nv MRS. WILSON WOODROW,
The world famous writer on vital subjects.

Therefore, they do not respond to your
greeting with any warmth, You then
probably retire to "A corner, and try
to keep as much out Of the way as
possible 1t is taken for granted that
you are bored or critical or sullen, and
YOU are left alone; You find exactly
what you are looking for and expect
ing. We all do.
Have you ever noticed that the per-
sons who are welcomed In any gather
ing are those who are sure of their
welcome7 They come in gaiy, delighted
to see everybody, and Immediately
everyone Is glad to see them. They
capture their audience, so to speak, and
there is nothing the world loves more
| than to be taken by storm, suppose
some one, or several persons are in
different 70 them, They do not give
| Il thought. Why bother because a
| few people do not like them? There
are always plenty of Others who will.
| You see, they do not care straw, and
| that makes them invulnerahle, II Is
| the not caring that does the trick
But you are sorely wounded by In
| difference, and are therefore always on
| the lookout for IL; SO naturally YOU
| exarserate the smallest signs of It,
| You can overcome this tendency, Any.
1 ono with practice, perseverance, and a
| firm determination can change his men
| tai attitude toward anything. You are
unhappy; you would Ike TO change
Then always see yourself at your ees'
and brightest. welcoming and being wei
| coined. Don't bother II you do not sec
any change for time. and you .ap'
pear gruffer and more awkward thar
ever You are educating your sub
conscious mind. 1t may take more thai
a minute 10 do so, but pay no atten'
on seeing yourself as you want to be-
You have, however u stumbling blool
In your path which you had bette
eliminate as soon as possible. Through
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-29
MAGAZINE FEATURES
VNCLE WIGGIIY s'S
BEDTIME STORY u


u shouldn't think YOU'D have to ask
xnrgied the PIP You ought 10 know
b. this time I'm going to take you of
60 NY den and trim al the sousc. on
Your ears. / haven't had any IN a long
tirac, and the last time ! tried % catch
you, why. you got away.
yer, and ! wish ] could get away
now" thought tfucle Wiggiy, as the
PIP began 10 dag him or through the
woods The bunny tried 20 get loose,
but he couldn't And the nearer he
came 10 the den 81 the Pipsisewah the
worse the poor rabbit gentleman was
feeling.
"oh. I wonder how can get away7"
he thought
Just then, all at once, there was an
other rustling noise IN the bushes.
~ guess that's my friend. the skeez-
icks!' said the Pip Hen be Just In
time 10 have some Of your souse, Uncle
WigNily. Hello. there, Mr.. Skeezicks!
Come and help me eat this bunny 3
sousel" called the Pip.
But when the bushes parted, out
came, not the IA and anky Skeezicks,
hut little Jennie Chlpmunk, There was
a strange look about her, and Uncle
WiEgily could not q first tell what II
vas Jennie seemed pleased at seelag
the bunny, but she appeared frightened
when she noticed the Pip,
But ~ for that bad chap, no sooner
had he seen the little Chlpmunk girl
than he let 60 OF Uncle Wiggiy, and
clapping his paws 10 his race the III
cried:
"Oh, don't give 'en, to me; Don't
make me catch en-. Oh, run along and
take Uncle Wlggly with you! low
come near met | can stand ANYTHING
but the mumpa!' and with that Nhe PIP
Jumped over backward into the bushes
and was soon out Of sight.
wen. / do declare" cried Uncle
Wiggily what does this mean ,
Have you the humps, Jennie? And
could YOU make the Pip catch them
Not at all, said Jennie. ! maven [
the mumps"
said tho bunny
That's because | have my cheek
pouches full Of sunfowcr seeds,
answered Jennie, 1--WE Chipmunks at
ways carry seeds in our cheek pouches
and II does make us look as u we hau
the humps But ] haven't ana when
she had taken the seeds out OF her
cheeks, they weren't puffed out any
more. she looked the same as ever.
But the Pip thought sure Jennie had
the mumps, and being afraid Of catch
ing them, he had run away, which was
good thing | say, Then Uncle Wig
giiy took Jennie home to his bungalow,
moi having the humps and she ate
lemon pie. II she had had the mumps
she couldn't have eaten anything sour
you know III,
So everything came out all right,
and II the piano doesn't try TO hang its
| legs over the music rack and make pc
lieve it's dancing with the butter knife
| III tell you next about Uncle NigBiy
and tho snow flakes,