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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

luton of this problem az mind healing
The result Of her study she has since
given 10 the world in ,he Christian
Science Text book Science and
Health with Key 10 the Scriptures
As the years have come and gone dur
ing these more than fifty years since
her discovery. there has been an ever
widening circle covered by Christian
Science and an ever increasing army
OF adherents men and women who are
constantly bearing witness 70 its heal
ing and saving power; and who are
ever mindful Of their debt OF gratitude
to It's reyered discoyerer and founder-i
er. There IS nothing OF worship or de-
fication In the reverence and rsspec,
paid by Christian Scientists 20 Mrs
Eddy, but there Is fervent gratitude
and appreciation in an unnumbered
throng of men and women the wozlc
around who have fel, and are feeling
the uplift and blessing OF her Inspired
teachings
Up to the time of the discovery orI
Christian Science BY Mrs. Eddy. size
had probably never dreamed o. being
a great religious teacher or leader.
and yet no other leader ever lived 10
see in his own lifetime such an cx-
tcnsive and substantial Erowth and
result from his teach p
ing Such results however. are 10 he /
expected always when work is dore
as was Mrs Eddy's The presence Of +
God was not mere theory to her
but an ac'ual fact. which She relied
upon. in establishing the Christian
Science movement. as well as in an.
other things
Christian Science has revealed the
correct concept OF God. Ii asks
the question squarely What is God p
and gives an answer that is satisfying
God is Love Spirit Life. Truth. soul
Mind. Principle. Perhaps the WORT
Principle as applied to God has arous
d more opposition from t1e critics az
Christian Science than any other
They insist thar to speak OF God al
Principle robs Him or personality.
'akss away His Fathcrhood, tender
ness and other human attribute.
1hrlstian Scientists believe that it is
ime the world was getting away from
he idea OF an authropomorphie God.
| sort ot superman. as Mrs. Eddy
iays IN Science and Health. page 2ls
Human philosophy has made God
nan like Christian Science makes
nan GodIixer
Principle is without beginning or
md. is continuous, is perfect. IS i'm i
movable is inviolable is ever active
Principle is NOT moved BY the breath
i praise or tlattery: nor by entreacy
If threat In the thought OF God as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE RE
LfGfoN or FULFiLLMENr.

The history OF men throughout the
ages has been an uneeasing search
after some power or some remedy
that would transform and maze har-
monious every untoward and unlovely
condition OF human experience. His
tory shows this search to be one OF
disappointment and failure until the
discovery OF Chrisrian Science. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
MORE SERIOUS NOW
Than Ever Before Because of War.
Reduced Reserve Strength.

The war has been far-reachlng In
Ns effects. Il has clused wcrry and
anxiety IN every hone. ard has az
feCtsi the hsaih q every fam.ly. !,
has Aegraysted chrpnic tncuhlss. In
creased their tsnacity. and made az
y ring slimsa' m0rr sercus.
As a result, blood -tpr.fy.ng.
stomach -iouag Srr'ur medicine a
u'orr necceary this var than ever
rccpie s.ir take Hood's SarSaga
ril,l hrelu * b an 90 famsy FREUD.
has proved lis merit 90 three rsnerl-
tons D. a Spring and all-fhe vear-
ronnf medicine Ia purifying the blood
expeliing humors r,ttoring appsti'e
relieving rheumatism. hAnishinE that
tired feeling
Y combines roots h3rks. herbs. ana
berries often prescribed BY physicians
for Sprug ailments ~ the blood
stomach. liver and Kidneys. Hoods
Pills are a good eathartic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
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TUESDAY. MAY s.
Fred S.one
UNDER LIE Top .

II isn't good for anybody OF over
delicate constitution to see this Art
craft motion picture of Fred Stones
fou just get finished rattiing every
rib laughing when he's off again with
some more circus -fooling and you
either have 70 chose YOUR eyes or quit.
Some Of the biggest circus scene thas
ever came down the pike are in @Iru
der the Top Nothing short of the
Big Tent could stage all Fred Stones
acrohatic miracles. vaultings and para
chntings.
Nod a Vii Movies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
WEDNESDAY.

That Bic Fox Superpieture.
WILLIAM FARNUM.
America : Greatest Actor IN
Victor lingo 5 Best Story,
LES MISERABLES.
Eight bic reels in this pie
ture. NOT ap ordinary pie
ture. Don't think of miss
ing it. Also
TOM MIX in
WESTERN LOVE"
This i ia please the other
fellow. We are not all alike.
if 50 picture show could
always please every patron.
ANYWAY this day is a benefit.
GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL.
1t is wonderful program
and everyone should attend.
Come for matinee, al If you
who can. FOR the night shows
are sure to be. crow led.
Prices: Ten and Thirty Cts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
Off COMES CORN
IN ONE PIECE
Gets-It" Leaves Toe As Smooth
As the Palm OF Your Hand.

There's only enc corn remedy I'm
the vorld that peeis corns and call
lnS,.s OF like banana peel. and That s.
'-Gets-It For w3ike-s AM ISLANDERS,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

son sAo earnestly studies and prao'
tlres Il. that the esicence oi the
senses Is al there !. % any suffer
lns. and a thls esideaee be- chang
"a a. o,ercone. the disease or suffer
ing disappears, HAse< ,oa ever OBJ
served ,o~ lhr phssirai senses are 80
easily and sos'nmoais mls,aken ana
dreehes, one ef ., poss oFdlnsr,
sksmphk y ,hal u sitting IN rsis'
rad 'raln ths, u son and Asse
train ON the adjaesnl track pass yea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06

Put DROPS Of "Getsit' on and smile.
for sho fers and d1ncers. heres i'm
msdsatc relief from eorn pains, .and q
quick finish for airy corn or calius
~Gets-It" IS applied in TWO or three
seconds There's no WORK. no tussS
psasters, no wrapping Of tcts. Gets
En dries in a sceoad or two. That's
am. As easy TO use as signing yous
name The corn locseHs from the true
flesh and you peel il right off wSth
vuur fingers while YOU wonder at the
sight aud smile That's why "Getslf
il the bigge W selling corn-rcmesly IN
Fiae worsd today Ilc corn -{rec at last
"GefS-It,'' the gslarln eea money
back corn remover. thc only sure
way. costs .bnt a trifsc at any drus
store MID by II. Lawrence 4 Co,
Chicago H.
Sold in Guthrie and recommended
as rhe Worlds best Corn Remedy by
OwI Drug Store and Little DRUG 4
Stationery Company and \ r Gray
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-06
Christian Science Lecture
Judge Samuel W. Greene, G. s. OF LOUISVILLE nentuchy'
Member Of The Board of Lectureship of the Mother
Church, The First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Boston, Mass, Addressed Large ana
Attentive Audience at Opera
n House Last Night.

The lecture given last night AZ 'n'
opera house by Judge Samuel W
Greene. {. S. o, Louisville, kentacky
member OF The Board Of Leetureshir
of the Mother Church. The First
Church OF Christ Scientist Boston
Mass. was largely attended ar'
greatly appreciated BY the intelligent
and attentive audience.
Jndse Greene Is one Of The notice
orators Of the South and knows his
subject wen he deeply impressed
his audience by the losic OF his leeiure
and the earnestness q manner in its
delivery.
David Heteh cf this city introduced
the speaker He said;
when Jesus walked among men GO
ing about his Fathers business
preaching the Gospel. healing the sick,
raising the dead. giyirg sight TO tho
blind hearing to the deaf and making
the lame to walk he was called a
friend Of sinners but that he casteth
out devils through BeelzeSub the
prince OF the devils.
on page sss OF the Caristian
Science Text book Mrs Eddy writes
Il should have humbled the pride OF
the priests. when they saw the dem
onstration OF Christianity excel the
influence OF their dead faith and
ceremonies.
When Christian Science was given
20 the world and was recognized as an
healing agency the opponents OF
Christian Science said the healing by
Christian Scientists was by human
will power. mental suggestion mes
merism or hypnotism-
To maintain the integrity OF
Christian Science Mrs Eddy estab-
lished a Board OF Lectufeship TO cor
rect any misstatement regarding the
practice OF Christian Science and TO
defend the good name and character
OF the discovsrer and founder OF the
CHRISTIAN Science religion, Mary [
Baker Eddy
In the eighth chapter Of John we
read these words OF Jesus. ~Ye shall /
know the truth and the truth shall
make you free" Free from the lie
which Is deceiving you, this truta is
Christ the true light. in the words of
ST. John which lighteth every man
that cometh in the world.
Friends. Christian Science is exact.
profound. infinite in range and ap
plication and does not tolerate or
cohese with any error in the premise
or conclusion and only those students
OF Christian Science who have a
technically correct knowledge thereof
are at all qualified to give an expos.-
tion on Christian Science.
take great pleasure to introduce !
Judge Samuel W Greene, c s. %
Louisville, Kentucky. a member OF
The Board OF Lectureship OF The
Mother Church. The First Church OF
Christ. Scientist OF Boston. Mass
Judge Greene comes with authority
ne will tell you the truth about
Christian Science, what ii Is and what
il does for all mankind.
The following Is the complete text
0f Judge Greene's lecture:
SCIENCE: THE RE-
lIGIoN or FULFiLLMENr. II
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
LEGION POST PRESENTED
WITH HANDSOME PHOTO
OF ITS HEROIC MENTOR
Father of Ralph Oracle Makes
Presentation; in Tribute
to His Son

A large photograph Of Ralph
Oracle, after whom the Bemidji post
Of the American Legion was named,
was presented to the Ralph Oracle
post yesterday afternoon by his
father, Daniel Oracle. The photo is
a reproduction Of a picture taken in
London shortly before his death and
will be framed by the legion and
hung in a conspicuous place in the
associations rooms where the men,
bers may plainly see it during their
meetings.
Ralph Oracle met his death serving
his country in the aviation section OF
the U. S. army While engaged in an
air battle, Oracle was overcome by an
overwhelming number Of German
planes and it is believed that he was
mortally wounded before the plane,
which he was using, dropped into
the sea. According to note sent
to the aviation officials the next day,
the Germans recovered the body, and
held a military burial and marked
the grave with a cross bearing iden-
tification.
The Ralph 'Gacie post of the
American Legion is pleased with the
gift from Mr.. Oracle and thank him
kindly for his efforts in securing this
photo for the legion post.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
POULTRY SHOW ENDS:
PRIZES ARE AWARDED:
JUDGE COMPLIMENTARY
List of Winners Will Be Com.
piled and Published Later
by Secretary

Last evening c. f. Brown finished
judging the exhibits at the fifth an
nual poultry show. held by the Bel
trami county poultry association this
week, at the former Baker jewelry
store, on East Third street.
The total prizes awarded amount
ed to over $4O0, the original amount
planned for premiums at this ex-
hibit.
Judge c. E. Brown of Crookston
himself an expert poultry fancier
and Judge, states that this exhibit
was the best ever held in Bemidji
and one Of the best held in North
western Minnesota this year.
Over 500 birds were exhibited by
poultry fanciers from the vicinity OF
Bemidji and many outside towns in
Northern Minnesota.
The show was concluded this after
noon, but the full report of the
awarding of premiums has not yet
been prepared but will be published
at any early date.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
ELKS CHARITY BALL
FOR CHRISTMAS CHEER
WAS HUGE SUCCESS
Santa Claus Will Visit All
Worthy Families in
City as Result

Informally, large attendance
danced at the Elks. last. evening,
the occasion being the annual charity
ball given by the Bemidji lodge,
B. P. o. E., No. 1852, for the pur-
pose Of aiding the Salvation Army
fund for bringing Christmas cheer to
worthy families and children, to
whom the coming of Santa CLAUS
would be blessing, and is early es-
timated that approximately 300 was
the result.
The temple was thronged. The
Van orchestra of five pieces furnished
the musical program for the dancing
and the numbers were specially ap-
preciated. The floor committee con-
sisted of Barney Erickson, James
Parmalee and George Sommers.
During the evening, luncheon was
served in the club rooms for the pat
rons, and the affair was thoroughly
enjoyed by all who participated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
DEATH COMES TO GROOM:
:, MEMBER OF COUNCIL

Bemidji lost one of it's best known
citizens shortly after the noon hour
today, when John E. Groom died at
1925 o'clsck in the Nicollet hotel,
of which he was the proprietor. Can
Ger of the stomach was the cause Of
his demise.
Mr.. Groom, at the time Of his
carrying on" was an alderman of
the city council and represented the
Fourth ward. He had always taken
an active part in municipal affairs
and was a staunch supporter of
movements for the progress of his
city. He was 54 years of age.
Details Of his business life and the
day of the funeral will be given in
The Pioneer Monday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
WOMEN WILL FORM
LEGION AUXILIARY

For the purpose of discussing plans
for organizing Women's Auxiliar
to the American Legion, mothers,
wives, sisters and daughters Of men,
bers of the Ralph Oracle post of the
American Legion are urged to attend
a meeting to be held Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock at the rooms of
the Bemidji Civic and Commerce as
sociation in the city building.
Every woman who is interested in
the forming of such an auxiliary in
Bemidji is invited to attend this
meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
SIXTEEN KILLED IN
C.P. TRAIN COLLISION
nv United Press, }

Montreal, Can, Dec. 20.-Sixteen
were reported killed or burned to
death in a collision on the Canadian
Pacific between a passenger train
and a freight at Onawa, Maine, early
today. More than score were in
jured.
The wreckage caught fire, when
the engine and forward cars of the
special were telescoped.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
HELD TO- GRAND JURY
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

Charged with assault in the second
degree and bound over to the grand
jury at the next session Of the dis
trict court, is the result OF the pre-
hminary hearing OF o. A. Rhinehart
of Blackduck, charged with having
shot and wounded Sam Lee Of Black
duck on December 3.
The nearing was held Friday after
noon before Judge Gibbons of the
municipal court, at which time Dep
uty Sheriff George Shea and Sam Lee
testified to the facts in the case. The
accused had nothing to say. Attor-
ney C. w. Scrutch1n is defending the
accused.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
BUILDING DOUBLES.
(By United Press.

Fargo, N. D., Dec, 2O.-Building
operations in Fargo for eleven
months ending the first of December,
almost doubled those Of the year
1918. Total permits issued up to the
first of the month reached $1,5S4,-
900; while those for last year were
only $4,000. The biggest build
ing boom in this city was in 1916
when permits amounting to $780,
900 were secured.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
LOST AID
RETURNS TAMBOURINE

Speaking about the pulling
power Of the classified section of
The Pioneer, leads Captain Or
chard to narrate the experience OF
the local post when inaverdently
a tambourine, was lost on the
street. He inserted !. a "Lost" ad'
in The Pioneer and the following:
morning the finder returned the
tambourine to the post headquar-
ters.
1t makes no difference what is
lost, the little want ads in The
Pioneer will find it for the losers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
WARM DAY@BRINCS -
SMILE TO BEMlDJ]

Bemidji wore broad smile this
morning, when it started to huddle
and scuttle down to the business dis
trict, for after the first Whit Of at
tion and a loosening Of tight collars
and tightly buttoned outer coatings.
The mercury had gone upward in
remarkable degree, registering
around 40 above zero, decided and
welcome change from the severe cold
spell that has been prevelant In Be-
midi practically every day since the
first advent OF heavy snow on Octo-
ber 10.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
OIL TANKER GROUNDS:
BELIEVED 40 DROWNED
(By United Press.

San Francisco, Calf, Dec. 20
The oil tanker j. A. Chanslor was
wrecked on a reef off Cape Blanco,
Ore, with the loss Of forty or more
lives, according to advices today re-
ceived here by the marine depart
ment Of the Chamber of Commerce.
The tanker was bound in ballast
from Portland and broke in two
shortly after hitting the reef.
Captain Sawyer and ten others
manned the life boat, arriving at
Bandon, Ore. Those who survived
were in the forward part Of the ves-
sci which did not sink Immediately.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
Lingering Effect When Time
Nears for Return to
j. .b,9P Rivate Control
KEEN COMPETITION
WHEN CHANGE MADE
War for Traffic Will Be Big.
gest Thing; All Will
Jump at Once
(By United Press.

St. Paul, Dec. 20.-The coal strike
with its lingering effect on the rail-
roads particularly, was one Of the
biggest wren ches in the railroad ma
chinery with return to private con-
troll imminent.
Railroad officials here today ad-
,mitted the coal situation seriously af-
Hected their preliminary plans for
private operation Of the roads as soon
as the government turns them back
expected January l. Aside from
that the whole future Of the railroads
is bound up in congressional action
on regulation.
Keen Competition.
The keenest railroad competition
in the history Of the country is
looked for when the roads are re-
turned The war revolutionized
railroading and as one manager ex-
pressed it:
II don't believe they'll ever get en-
tirely over it,"
The long supervision Of the govern
ment over the lines has turned over
a lot of new leaves for the roads.
Details of operation and organization
have been so altered under govern
ment control that officials don't
know exactly what Is going to hap
pen until it happens.
For several months the major
roads have been preparing for the re-
turn Of their roads. 1t will be many
months more before railroads are
operating on a normal basis" and
managers explain that by normal"
they do not mean that the roads will
ever be Oack on a pre-war basis Of
operation and organization.
War For Traffic.
The war for traffic will be the big
gest thing all the roads will jump
into at once. A great army OF traffic
thrown out Of jobs during
the war, or transferred to other de-
partments will be the first ones to get
actively into the fields. Some OF the
elaborate advertising and soliciting
of the big roads will be
re-established at once when the
roads go back, while others because
Of the financial situations, will have
to work up their organizations grad
ually and carefully.
The coast lines are expected to
show tAS most energetic development
Of their pre-war business betting Or
ganizations. Thousands of tons Of
coast freight tonnage have been d.
verted to water routes because of the
hundreds of ships built during the
war now being used in coastwise
traffic through the Panama canal.
Some railroads claim they have not
been handling 20 per cent Of the
amount Of coast freight they former
ly handled.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
MAILS EXCEPTIONALLY
HEAVY THESE HOLIDAYS

Postmaster Richie reports that
the mails are exceptionally heavy this
holiday season. The outgoing mail
is very large and we'll distributed.
Most of the people of Bemidji have
been taking advantage of the admoni-
tion mail early"
1t was reported this morning that
there was over a carload of parcels
and packages in the incoming mail to
be distributed here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
DIDN'T PAY ALIMONY:
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT

Arraigned before District Judge,
Nels Nelson Of Cass Lake was ar
arigned before Judge C. w. Stanton,
of the district court, Friday morning
on the charge Of failure to pay ali
mony to his divorced, wife.
He was committed to the county
Jail, until he pays the alimony, for
contempt of court in falling to pay
the allowance ordered in the divorce
action.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
SENATORS RECOMMEND
PEACE WITH GERMANY
(By United Press.)

Washington, Dec. 20.-The foreign
relations committee today by a vote
of seven to three, ordered a favorable
report on the Senator Knox's resolu-
tion, declaring peace between the
United States and Germany. The vote
was strictly on partisan lines.
Senator Lodge went to the senate
with it Immediately.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
FRENCH PREMIER TO
RESIGN HIS POSITION
(By United Press. }

London, Dec. 20.-Premier Glenn
enceau Of France has definitely de-
cided to retire from the premiership
within the ensuing two months, it is
authoratively stated today.
He has virtually decided to accept
the presidency.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
VILLA HEADS TOWARD
RIO CRANDE:: PURSUED
BY Ralph Turner.

Omitted Press Correspondent
Mexico City, Dec. 20.-Pancho
Villa and bandit forces are approach
ing the Rio Grande with federal
Mexican troops in hot pursuit, Gen
eral Barragon, minister of war an
nounced today.
Barragon reports that a shipment
of arms and ammunition is not ex-
pected tomorrowtfrom Germany. He
stated that such reports are absolute
ly false. g
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
ASSAULT TRIAL TODAY.
(By United Press.

Bismarck, N. D., Dec, 20.-The
postponed trial of State Auditor Ko-
sitzky for alleged assault on a news
paper reporter, will be heard today.
The state official is alleged to have
assaulted a Bismarck reporter for
Nonpartisan papers several months
ago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
BIG ICE CROP CUT.
(By United Press.

(By Un1teu FresS.J
Devils Lake, Dec, 2O.-Three
thousand five hundred tons of ice are
being harvested at Wood Lake near
Toxic by an ice company Of this city.
Conditions are reported to be ideal
and the ice from fourteen to sixteen
inches thick
The railroad company will not be-
gin to put up their supply in this
vicinity until in January.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
EARLY TRAIN SAVED
LIFE OF VlSC0UNT
BY George McDonaough.

(Un1ted Press correspondent
Dublin, Dec. 20.-The attack yes
terday upon Viscount French, lord
lieutenant\ \of Ireland, failed because
the field harshal's train was two
minutes ahead of its shedule when
1t reached Ashtown, it was learned
today.
There was a persistent rumor that
French had been wounded, but this
could not be verified.
The dead member Of the attacking
party was identified as Martin Sav-
age, a grocer's assistant.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
HOUSE PASSES REPORT TO
INCREASE TO WOUNDED MEN
(Rv limited PresS

Washington, Dec. 20.-The house
today passed the conference report
on the bill granting increased war
risk compensation to wounded SOL
diers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
DRASTIC LEGISLATION
LAW WILL Be DRAFTED
(By United Press.)

Washington, Dec 20.-Drastic leg
islation to deal with all forms Of vio-
lence and radicalism in the country
will be drafted by the house judiciary
committee it was announced today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
Formal Decision Will Be Hand.
ed Down Soon by
Supreme Court
ACT WAS ATTACKED
TO TEST ITS VALIDITY
Three Main Points Were
Argued by Plaintiffs Attor-
ney; Stoutly Defended
(By United Press.)

(By United Press.)
St. Paul, Dec. 2O.-The Minnesota
supreme court today informally up
held the validity of the soldiers bon
us act.
The formal decision will be hand
ed down soon. ,
The bonuses, under the $2O,OOO,-
600 fund, may be paid early next
year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-20
LAST LAP. CUMlMlNS BILL,
(Rv T1nitod ,Proas \

Washington, Dec. 20.-The senate
started on the last lap Of considera-
tion Of the Cummins bill this after
noon. The final vote was set for 1880
clock.