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l,525,lO0
l,s2s,'loo
1,253,soo
l,2ls,200
1,075,9OO
$4,000
66s,4oo
$4,000
65O,6OO
477,40O
$4,000
DISTRICT NO. 2

= DISTRICT NO. z.
This district includes all of the
territory outside of the city of Be-
midi.
Each candidate in this district has
the same opportunity to win the
1885 Oakland touring car, or one
of the Ford touring cars. After the
three automobiles have been awarded
each district will receive five prizes
and non-prize winners will be paid
Is per cent cash commission.
Miss Marie Rider, Shevlin 6,940, 500
Rev. Father Florian Loc-
nikar, Red Lake......-.... Sass, 200
Mrs. Clara B. Prought,
Blackjack .................. 3,5s5, 800
Mrs. Nels Willet., Route e,
p. Bemidji ..-.... ............ 3,242, 200
Mrs. L. F. Soland, Wilton. 1922, 800
Mrs. e. Randall, Clear.
brook .......-.............. 1880, 900
Mrs. Jens Beck, kelliher. 2,05l 900
Sigma letten, Bagley 1883, 900
Miss Ethel Boyer, Route 3,
B.midji ....:...::............... 1928, 200
Miss Pearl Doughman, Mix-
p.h ..-,.......-..,......... 1902, 900
Mrs. F. M. Pendergast, r.
-. r. l, Bemidji .......:...... 1890, 600
Miss Eleanor Rock, Solway 1864, 600
Mics Ella Ehlsrs, Leonard 1,0l6, 100
Mrs. F. Hendrickson, NAL
colin ............ .................. sss. 900
Margaret C1swell, Cas-
- LAX. $1,000. ees,soo
Guthrie :.:......'.. 214, 100
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DISTRICT NO. I.

This district includes all Of the
city Of Bemidji.
Each candidate in this district has
TIE same !: opportunity to win the
81 1885,; oakland touring car, or one
Of the Ford tuoring cars. After the
three automobiles have been award
ed, each district will receive five
prizes and non-prize winners will be
paid Is per cent cash commission.
Mrs. w. B. Erwin. 1902
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SURPRISE PARTY.

A number of friends pleasantly
surprised Mildred Youngberg at her
home, Saturday evening, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in games and
dancing. Midnight luncheon wass
served. =
The guests were: May and Maude
Clarke, Myrtle and Alice Miller, EN-
ma and Anna Weigar, Beatrice Moak
Mable Anderson, Hattie and Lillian
Minnicke. Lucille Begeman,: Lillian
Rasmussen, Mrs. Kirk, MIR. and Mrs
Toble, Mr.. and, Mrs. Rasmussen, Ed
and Charlie Joanis, Frank Kirke
Louis Kidder, Richard Youngberg
Herbert and Ray Youngherg:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-03
HALLOWEEN PARTY,

A Halloween party was given in
honor of Glendora Boucher, at her
home in the fourth ward. The home
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion and a very pleasant even
ing was spent in games and music.
Corn was popped and a delightful
lunch was served. All reported a
good time.
Those present were: Edith, Addie
and Tempest La FIeur, Maude Butts
Arvilla Joanis, Nina Hansen, Dagney
Christianson, June and Helena Har-
ris,. Doris and: Gladys McKlusky
Grace. Supry, Gertrude Houchin,
Mary Sharon, Leona Noffsinger
Eunice. Trimble, Grace Evenson, Mas
ter Arnold Hansen, Mrs. L. Mckee
Miss Rose Olson, and F. L. Gormont
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II you want to sell OF excnange your
property, write me. John J.: Black.
MINI St. Chippewa Falls, Wis.

Mrs. w. W. Wine and Mrs. F. A.
Craver of Turtle River were dispos-
ing Of. farm products in Bemidji Sat-
urday.
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SPOT CASH paid tor Liberty Bonds
and Liberty Bond receipts: g. B.
Hooley, Markham. 94tf

One dozen photographs makes IL
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open evenings:
= -: 113tf
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One dozen photographs makes IL
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open Evenings.
1l3tf
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Mrs. A. Profit of Blackjack trans
acted business in Bemidji between
trains Saturday. .
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Miss Annie Nuss Of Big Falls was
in Bemidji Saturday en- route to
Crookston, where she will: visit
friends for few days.
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David Gill left last evening for
ChicaggI on business trip and will
be gone several days.

Mrs. George Keaser and daughter,
Mable, were between train shoppers
in Bemidji Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-03

Mrs. Martin Hogan Of Grant VAL
ley transacted business at the court
house and visited friends in Bemidji
Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-03

Your friend can buy anything you
can give them except your photo
graph. Call: the &Hakkerup STUDIO
No. 239, and make appointment to.
day. LOU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
HAMMOND EMPLOYEES
ARE NOT M0LESTED
Go to Work Projected by Guards
Coroner Promises Full Inycsti-
CATION OF shooting.

HAMMOND, Ind, Sept lo--Two
hundred employcs ~ the standard
steel car Works. protected by drpu
ties and special guards, marched 10
work today. uumolcstcd by 1000
strikers, mostly foreigners, who yes
tcrdny attacked the workers as they
marched to the plant, precipluting a
hpttle between deputies. guard, and
workers. ana tho strikers which re
suited In the instant death of three
mon. shot. the strikers say, by the
guards
The strikers who yesterday formed
a lhuc leading to the plant through
which the workmcn were compelled
to pass to reach their employment
remained indoors today
Coroner ! A Graham today prom
ised relatives Of the men kilicd in
the fighting. that fun investigation
would be made of the strikers
charge that the men were sno'
down In cold blood" and that they
were not armed as charged 10y the
police,
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AMERICANIZE PACT
DECLARES KENYON
i0wn senator wants strong Kc~Cr,a-
ions Adopted &" Treaty Ur Peace
LD Protect Ndtiun.
ASKS EQUAL. VOTING POWER
VIII vote for Amendment to Give I
=. same Number uf Votes ~
Great Britain, lie Nnnot! Cc-.

WAJuNGTp%. sept 20 II the
ieaCu" ~ nations had NOT been .u-
t'r'wiuod IA ne peace trca'y "ih'
Shan'uug proposition and lho over.
pr"pouicrlnrr ur the vouue power
OF Great Britain wuui have been
practically the only thing to have Sc
riously delayed ratification, senator
kenyon. republican, Iowa declared
today ~ an address ws.oA demanded
struuE reservations TO hr league COW
cnaui
declaring the American poupl,
mad mo- opportunity Geo Vote uu 'hr
treaty question. senator Kenyon in
sIs 'I 'h'Y wanted uo pu.tcs IN me
adjustment Of n That .hry Wtni
peace. but demand rhJr The league
ruNeUpui "hc Atu,.iCaulayd
"lf is hard tu avs wtkcu lu our hearts
any sympathy for Germany" said n'
$50 treaty .nuld hr too severe.
The president me Iowa senator
declared WIS travelling over the
country with private trains at pub
me expense TO start . haCktrc upon
senators Bat the senate. hc said.
was not going 20 be "hulldozod.
Nearly an republicans ana some
democrats were united that there
must he reservations. said Senator
Kenyon, but a largo proportion Of the
republican, were not willing to have
the treaty slaughtered
Announcing thnt hc would vote for
an amendment to cqualilo the voting
power ~ the United states and
GREAT Britain, Senator Kenyon sait
he ala not share IN attempts io Gre
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
WOMAN CAUSE OF SLAYING
OF AMERICANS, -MEXlCANS

WASHINGTON, Sept t0-The
murder OF Peter Cltron. American
citizen. In McNiso last month. result
cd from rivalry between Cair0n and
Elena Cerquerl for the affections Of
Virginia Nlllasani. a resident of
iuontcs ranch where the crime was
Dpm Wiit"d, tho Mexican embassy an
nounced today ON receipt OF the re-
sAlt, of the investigation conducted
ny ITS government 81
The embassy announced II had
been advised that CerQgern had been
located ana his capture was expected
soon.
CRtron WAS Killed near Wales. san
Luis Ic'os!. last July and his muir
der brought from this government a
warning to the Mexican government
that II murders ana uutraEes or
Americans continued the United
states might he forced to adopt a
radical change IN its policy toward
McNiCQB
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TREATY is REPORTED
ACTION STRONGLY DEFENDED
Lodge Puts Issues Gp to
President in a Clear
Declaration.

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"Clamor about delay IN the com
mittee in considering the treaty,
.odEc declared 10 b" largely me
work of the administration ana us
newspaper Organizations, aud was S"
far wholly artificial 100"
Artificial also was the DOMAIN
FOR haste disseminated by certain
great banking firms which had al
rect pecuniary interest In the ADJUST .
ment OF the financial obligations "I
tho countries which had been en- b.
gagged In the war, Lodge added.
This covenant of the league of ma
tlous is an alliance and not a league,
as ia amply shown by the provisions
nf the treaty with Germany which
vest all essential power IN fiNr great
nations" Lodge stated. "ThoHo sam"
natloHs, the principh hllled ana as
Ho''ateu powers, ''ho "",,','t'' W ''''
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,rat.ctv tbc tnynalon of which
,youiI stimulate Tho hrcnches OF
,,t,n onnn,T,,,. conflicts ana rcncr.
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se-y, ,bn cause ~ neacp hest as she
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MOaaultO Rites.

] unt "a soon as YOU feel ,he eftcct ~
tho MalnrltI Germs after being nit
ten by Malarial Mosquitoes, II is ID
yIsahic 10 take GROVE 5 TASTE
LESS chill TONIC to. destroy ihc
Germs and remove the Impurities
Pleasant to take 60c per bottle "a
AbNt
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family if my earning abll-
Ivy ''''o'U - ~, ~ w. '''' ra
pau w -.
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into consideration the pos
sibiIity of rcverSeS during
life. and to provide for
tho future, out of the
LIT. 9Th rrosort
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This can be done by plac-
inc cash. securities or
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r''' A.. ;.,,,,,,,a
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and the prInclpaI TO De
paid as YOU direct.
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ir..el rntniup. ", Frrk no guaran
.f..r ru territory Hp commercial bon
.rri.s .ui advantages Tho other ma
iuua viii meet We on oar own trrma
g.. V fUuut ua the iclruc E wreck
and uI fu,lr gains from "A YcinrlnuE
.r,i,,. .lru ImurrIIrd' We exact unlh
lnp tu.f.au for uuraclyes. hut We In
ans, fhlI We shall br The Judges. and
tho only Judges ~ 10 tho pres"r rvn
uuu of our rights. our sovereignty
and our hfr'y
I. :. Now Free.
"if this moment the United States
IN free from any cntnuEicmCntA or
uhI.guIIuua which legally OF In th"
name ur honor would compel her to
do anything contrary lo the dictates
Of conscience or TO the freedom and
ths intcr~als OF The American pco-
pie
This ia the hour when we can say
precisely what we will do uud exactly
what We will not do, ana no man can
ever question our good faith n We
speak now Whcu. We are 0hce
caught I'm tho moshcs NJ treaty of
alliance or a league ~ nations com
posed uf 26 other powers our tfrr-
dom uf action is gnn" To preserve
American independence and Ameri-
can sovereignty aud thereby hcSt
serve tho welfare Of mankind the
committee propose thcso amend
menls aud reservations
Lodge took up one hy ono each ot
the four reservations lu chief Hpon
sorod by himself and adopted by a
majority of the committee which
were Incorporated In the resolution
OF ratification.
In regard 20 tho first reservation,
thN giving the United States he un
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-11
ouEvcur.s PERSISTENT THIRST

IIOrduri's Acid Phosphate.
Added t1.uuy drink makes u more
"a rlsfyiuE acts AZ wholesome
gImulant and tonic. Buy a bottle
today AdVt
Carrizozo news., 1919-08-01
FREEDOM CAN COME
Only THROUGH LAW"
= Professor ~ law AZ harvard Uni
vcai,y Gives His Views
on Ratification

Ono OF tho striking faota about tho
international histor, Of the past fey
o umdurl yomm is tho olochhlc
ruArt wlh which 90 the begin
nue 0I each century caincls mi,
world wars have broken out and
Threatened iho onward march OF civ
lnMuon in spite of the contrary
&. Iro uf Wo lroat maas OF tho
worlds people AT the beginning of
'hr aaycu'ocnth century II waA the
bloody hlrty Years War which de-
ylaatod Europe like q plague. at the
beginning NJ The eighteenth century
% was the long struggle between Louis
NiV and tho Allied states of Europe.
at The beginning of tho nineteenth
% was the iar-renchlnE NHpoleonlc
Wars which swept Europe like O
consuming iro AZ tho conclusion OF
every one of these wucking war;
the statesmen of an exhausted
Burnpo sincerely anxious 10 guar.
artpe and secure the future peace
%, the world. concluded epoch-maklnp
treaties. by which the map Of Europe
waH substantially romadr. In the full
belief that the formula had at last
boon found for q permanent and en-
during peace Yet zach peace proved
CO.. transilory as the ono which pre-
ceded a.; and al the beginning OF
the twentieth century we have found
our8clyua once again plunged. quite
arpinst the wishes OF the great
majority Of mankind into cala-
clysmic struggle, recalling an the
aoyagcry Of the Thirty Years. War
three centuries before.
Cause and effect ar changeloss
and etcnal can any one who reads
history truly doubt but that II we
conclude peace today. no different
in substance or structure from the
Peace Of Munster ~ 164s. the Treaty
of Utrecht of l7l3, or the Treaty of
Vionna of 1915. II win BE- only a
question Of time TIN we nro once
uenin oneulfed IN an even more ter
rIhle world war than that through
which $50 hnye Just passed. II The
Treaty of 1919 docs no more than
TO rarrungo boundaries aud impose
indemnlilea. 70 II allows the contin
uation OF the old International law
losanr and fails TO organize inter
national society into an ordered
community of states there can bo
nn talking the fact that an The
agony of Tho past four years will
have boon largely IN vain. for na
surety a night follows day within
molmroahlc period Of time v,
mall have TO face the same agon,
apaln
International lawlosanesa may have
suited vell enough NJ a time when
Fiaios wore zoo fact self sumcing and
insulated units But that time has
/ passed. whether we Hike II or no
/ uiernltiUnnlim has come In fact
/ suco thn Industrial Revolution som,
rreu nations have transformed
Carrizozo news., 1919-08-01
Successful Dollar Is
One That Works

The dollar that goes 10 worh ls the
successful dollar The idle dolar b.
failure
The nuoco ful dolIH hrnf back
another dollar WDh o. % mates
iuulf dollu md aomothmt tao
dollars and something whole tam
lt OF dollars
The careless dollar roe- oft some
where uud !. never seen again.
a Texas man the other du, lost "a
nlellmes saving S7S60t ls dol
lars hai gone on m the pockets of
two Hho iuok promoter DE had
moi taught Do dollars 90 keep good
company
Hndrd. oI em aro q man 10
whom handful ol dollars had been
trusted buried them IN q napkin lie
Eol uo Increase Doc did not even keen
What he had one mieht as Wen have
nothing aa keep 3u idle dollar
Tile dollar mat succeeds ia ener
reti, and careful War Savings
stamp. do more than save your dol
lara lhcy put them 20 work nj az
iutrresi And they never fail Your
Government guarantee every one OF
them
Have you bought your Thrift stAup
L,daff
Carrizozo news., 1919-08-01

ivory BOY Scout m thc Eleventh
Federal War satm niiuri can
ncar Treasury Achievement hul
ton. an Aec Medal and have bronze,
silver anl rold palms un hla medal
ribbon u hc win do as much as lo'ce
cox, BOY Scout ol Cameron, TeNae
lSrr hnd sold almost $4,000 worth col
war saving stamp up TO May /, 1919.
The Achievement Button reprcsentH
anles OF Waf SAVINGS stamps To-
twenty live individuals The Ace
Medal represents total W S $ mleH
of $3.50 a bronze palm represents
uu additional jloO. silver palm an
additional 81 900 ana % roid palm
an additional t1,uUU n war SlVnr
stamp sold "ld Hike to see every
BOY Scout in the District Wouinr
gold palms ou hi mrdll ribhan oy the
end oi the year said Frank NJ
Smith Federal district Director oI
the War luan OiHaunWinn what
one boy haa done other can do. one
ct the best Wan saving suricties IN
the District iH in the Buy Soout
Troop AT 1alluIah Ia There ought
10 be q Savings Society IN every
troop"
Have you bought Your rhrll stamp
todny9
Carrizozo news., 1919-08-01
Fraternal Orders
Strong For Saving

~ ......t
F'"'''h'' 'l"''' H'uulu '"N' an "''
i've Interest in the lhlh Savings cam
paigu IN the opinion Of pn NJ. Men of
\V,,, nt,nd rh.ncetio, of u,s re,,.
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"'h'i 'h'hnH over tue ah'ihfs
Campaign iH w. Chancellor OF
Bowie. Grand Master OF the Texas
pr.n1 toa.. n1.,.n1.u n,,., ~
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Carrizozo news., 1919-08-01


themselves trum aEncurmrni into
great induntrinl cummunitiea. the
very existence Of these nailous do
pondg upon lhe uninterrupted intrr
national exchange oi their mauu
fnctured goods for raw product and
fOodHun n England won rui on
from international iniorcuuree To-day
she would taryo inside af frr
monthH Morally and rtvctulari
cull1. mo- less tl1n economically ma
tiona have ceased to De- isontDd
units The national Pruasun thoor,
of me state nnh ne pfu"aIlu hrlior
that mithi r iorro ni more prtC
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
WOMEN WORKING TO
ELECT PAINE TICKET

n hard work counts in winning po-
ltical campaigns, then success ought
to ZONE 10 the women VINO are work
Ing for Rowlett Paine and the other
candidates On the Citizens' League
ticket.
Mrs. S. J. Ellis. vice chairman OF the
campaign committee, has been 81 work
almost night and day, organizing her
forces in every ward. She has large
women's committees at work now In
every election precinct. and recently
published an endorsement Of Mr.. Paine
and his associates signed by 800 women.
The slogan OF the w0men's commit
tee II Ten Thousand Women for the
Citizens League" and the books OF the
supplemental registration show thai
funny 10000 women voters are register
ed. In several wards o~utnumbering the
men who registered during the last
three days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
LODGE |. o. O. r.
MEETS AT CHATTANOOGA

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. oct. %.
tSpL)-Representatives OF the 500 sub
ordinate lodges Of the odd eFIlows In
Tennessee, which constitute the grand
iodEe, met here this morning.
This Is the one huudredth anniversary
OF the order and the session was fea-
tured by an anniversary address by
Judge A. N. Paine. Of Sevierville.
Judge r. B., Williams. Of Lawrence
burg. grand master, presided, and Mayor
a, b. Chambliss delivered the address
Of welcome. The response was made by
Judge Williams. The opening program
was featured by a musicale rendered
by the children Of the orphans home
at C~larksville. The election OF officers
is scheduled for tomorrow, and J. y.
BaumEarden. Of Bristol, deputy grand
master, will he advanced to the station
Of grand master.
The other officers in turn will be pro-
NOTED, leaving only a contest over the
position OF junior warden. The open
ing exercises were held at the First
Baptist church, and were attended by a
large audience. The business session of
the grand lodge was held in the court
house auditorium.
Two very important matters are on
the program for this session. that OF the
endowment Of the orphans home and
plans for the higher education Of capa-
bic pupils Of the home.