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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
SHAKESPEARE STUDENTS
TO STAGE OUT DOOR PLAY
Midsummer y Night Dream Wll
BE Given By Shakespeare
Club In Open Ain At
Oklahoma City

tNe AaAAe eate tlah. faNtrf 81
callafe Henanna "a efiaHs sla iha
apaeni festival ~ Msa HmmFr
NiEhh her he q Nieaeiie pitofe
deor iehtieal with eaw ~ 5W aIis
'ae Mepdlesohn fall ogchesfpa ag
t1mpaulmeut for soaa snd lsnoe HnA
iavifh eua'amlpw pf hlWo4pa' as
eurAcr VISTA attend the performance.
Mid saMmer NlHt wii la vaa
cn Junu auA MA N4mmata
Nieht neeKm ibo nieht mMVps
'hAfioa Ed~afd ol "a shIn i0H r =.
2idly known pNee1nt ma atul II
frweo Hmhapeafiou prDdac IA
coaching ihe etaft lAleeaiiau from
all cltiea Of oAahaua Nro 3Analra
e. aiisad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
PADDY IIiI BEAR ~
HIH VICTIM on GtNuiN

Chicago i0ne 81 ChcaF0s eanH
war has becn renewed siib the shoot
iny " "paddg ii~ Hear Ryan hy flye
suumen Who fied Ia au automobile
Ryan died on tho operatlug Table at
the hospital
Paddy tho Bear owned salmon
in which policeman wns recHnllg
hlliod BY a gunnnn and ws# aiao ODE
of those held ~ c0puacsiou slh thm
recent murder N Edward Coleman
labor leader
hFNn ~ the eighth victim ~ tbB
gang war whleh bfphe oar witch tit
Killing q Maurice "Moasy" Eurlahi
sln& of the eunmon on FebfuAry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
WHAT ~TCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Londonderry. Ireland Five per
sons killed. 10 seriously wounded and
100 less seriously injured during des.
perafs riots here Saturday night
which we're continuation ~ dss.
turbsnces hetwean naticualists nd
unl6nisis Friday night
Z ~T0kio--The foreign office issued
an official statement concerning the
correspondence that ans passed be-
tween JaDan and rh'-a % the subject
'of negotiations for the settlement of
the Shangtung question.
San Francisco Announcement
made that contest over tho seating
~ Slnifed States Senator Reed. Of
Missouri, a. delegate IN the demo.
cratic national convention and rec.
ommedaiions for complete change
in party laws 70 establish The status
o, women would occupy the attention
of the national coTmtttee NJ its meet
Ing here Friday
Esf Isiip. NJ w. Mrs Madeline
Force AsiorDi denied emphaiicaIly
reports that ghe would establish
residence at Reno. New
w'ashington--W Wayne r.. Wheeler.
counsel for the Anif.Saio0n League
issued a statement declanny that
Gov James Cox. of Ohio. "can not
sidestep ths charge that ne u the wet
candidate for president"
GsIves,on-Dr W. v. Fox. Of the
federal health service. announced an
pther case % bubonlc paIgue had de-
Teolped here T'ae patient IL a negro
warsaw-The folsheviki were re-,
ported 70 have assembled 80 divisions
against the Poles for the midsummer
Intensive which. military experts say.
b Eow in full swing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
POLICE DRAG NET IS
OUT IN CHICAGO
Several Negroes Are In Jail
Charged With Participation
In the Riots Of Last
Night

cNacaeo. junr z police today nt+
rested Grover G, Reddina fna sever
other qcproee wire arr aela ~ have
heeH Itadera N yesiartay'f parade
Rcdding wae caught at railroad
fta'ion iu.t aFer he had purchased
ticket 70 81 LomS The other
prisoners are said havs hsea aetu,
rsats ~ automobiles i9 ths parhan
Al are being detained foe furthar
examination, The Riotrg resulted
in The death o. three whlia meu.
three negroes and the ~aundial %
many others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
OKLAHOMA WILL MAKE
FIGHT FOR OIL LANDS
Tax On Red River Lands VIII
Almost Pay Entire Expense
Of Running the State
Government

o1ls bona CITY. ggne Y Provid
ing the next session or congress re.
moves restractiOns FROM lndsn- lsnd,
Of okiaAoHna sn6 the STATE sg1s ne
s1it FOR possession of tha Red river
c1i lands. Attorney General Frpcllng
DECLARES that cnly a VERY snalI adrs
iosf "A tan xH A~ necesxzyv 10 ron
dyct fae sfrtsg business Ths gross
rTodnci.on tax on oil produced ~ fhe
css ~ natiOn aud Red river distrlcs
wo1ld almost conduct state atfzirs
he said
After a cg-serence wiza Joha A
Pain. r,eraai federal attorney IN. Inc
Red river case. Attorney ~ siae,
VIII no 70 Washington rshe7 i sz9ss
file okIshonzs claims 10 rs Lard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

tHie vNtnncasa case asfore
fHNS~ SWank Ia dlatmm saaa wa,
sts~iet ln tAtor ~ CstN AtfOfua,
SMash IN nls conssngisas tAAt ths
nrsierS rtscea hy tAe clsy cem mis-
saonevs wcre n0t authorized a. sw
VA~ ssSic ~ the case Was AukanNas
La-Ferr comFAny ve CITY ~ ,sathna
There q a psesure ~ a beautiful
wossan n one ~ the show wlnaeN
"a t4e r0m Jenkins store rae por.
tf@W 1s one of MAN Senncs sath
inF gln Her name Is Rnse Mssaief
ana sne - a Guthrie Tia wAo lett
'ais cisN seven years aee "a enter
'ee uostes She has made ssea ana
Is now one ~ thr hathiae heaaftns
And ereas favoriie watA m0vta fans
SAe = DAUGHTER ~ Nj. ana Mrs.
II Motaler.
These marriage lysanses have
''~'n issued Ay Ccurt Ctark Mrs
Neal since saturday HaRlo MI
.nns as Wichsta snd fso.a q Ra.
AZ - Gutaries George sylvester
'ailiipS - and Mstlse MAY gtaines
=, OF tr"Svent Norris McNcai g.
md Nauuie Park IA N Malhan oor.
Ion Robertson - and Nova Norton
Y TussA Hryon Il Smith Z, ard
susie keyser Is ao,h ot Guthrie
--coioael MersAa aud Canaan
'sarsin, wAo soliess trade for Ne,ro. /
'oNian and Guthrie hotpls wera
no1eht into r'olice cou~ saturday ~ /
caarre ~ cfaSslHg gae deaa lire
tho union station sDsd vo1 graes /
ae dead hn.r asked Judss liar, 1
~ sHre ia aad viii again
ald MefShA Me too" caimaa n 4
'HrSln Dismissed ssfa H.e gfener
MT be careful and 30 sot ~ n
gam ae cautioned on tie outsisa
see solrt Tno'u she two soli,4.ors
A"ok hands and swore thag wouta
eep np the gcntle pastime a. luv,a
3 nn-msn's-sand waeu4yer ,hey
n ike IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
NEW RAILROAD STRIKE
HITS NEW JERSEY
Freight Crews on Two Railroads
Join the striko Movement
Settlement May Come
Tonight

canion. N . June 80 fhe rev
railroad strike fesd io New Jersag
ipdFy when rfelt ore@ On taa
Wegi Jersey and Aes 8hnre and fha
Atihnfsc CITY railroad HNiked out.
tlfi na freteht hloYements
strikers declared thnt ~ settle
a"n Of rvfent denanda maae fo
lhn Fpuruad isoor hard waa The
,atiee y tho walk out. addlnx they
bad received definite ~~sou ibgt 4
settlement would be affected 'oday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
CHAMP CLARK LOOMS

Warrington tnna aie netlahe ar.
aN@anremNt tlsas Nham1v CLARK ~ilt
H hsaN@A NJ H0mlaNtlua AZ tNn yisYuat
r#i raaonsi eBnventlsn wtfl wake
hfas fgFmtaNhta caadHhaaa gaf fha
MWY ANuArtbaafef hia friends
hNFe dessafad toaas
nate tuFmpp smsaser hts hmbi hlHs
Hlf elAaf fnam tsa fe@eaWMAfiWn
s3ansav fnr drleaatte. And tll~rss
rafW will uut sagieF fppm ANY hlttnr
aN whsth uMY aavelnn hrtwesa the
pawlaans az lhe YNeinMm aYuwud ean.
ai'sasaa fof t8e n0aaina'iar
tp Fsvuyabie Position
N'r tiNfk h ~ mHFa fAvvfHhle
position AA ratlyiuN tolnt gnr the
deleNatra h thv avani III dsAilaek
filaN avWn NtrumtaatdAat Marshall. IA
ls fels hnfe 1Ha Alswsnurlea hna
absasnAs~a n@anty. whStc thn v'Fp.
president haa all~aasmi th~ iriwn
wHe h iH Declared tV nnlifie8nA "a
lh8 eapifaf hF hs declaration thar
thn iNsh pfuNlem Ia HHoae ot our
hAkl~eh&"
faW a~elH elwneet IL thn e0nvsms
fnwa Hlen w axwslaH 50 ennoaa Mar
ah tHr848e pg hla declaration. 0n
Al awysl ~ san rraHeiao. that fa
wfll eoe aAy effort h inlest tha
tiunr aaesllaa iatn tao platform des
nHtraiiahs
8nnasnr Nne. democrat - eisN
wee u#pa@Hfy @nfhwaiasths OVER
iHarhs ebHHces fer ihe nnmln tiars
ile saia
fNm all Htua n tho emaWtsp
HFe eN'i laHA 0g Uplaiaq sh0wug
n aFa'aatiilv ~ Me- ClarN Iga s
@afhHd h# biwhiy insparlHW in
a@ taulAHipe fi9uFe "a dama.
fn'if Nelfles Nan4 fhlAk 1a wan
-8NHi of Na n Iaav M af1
hfNnFA Geo 0nffetion of nrfau. and
AHt HGw His day has e0mA Many
.tfnHw Influences wwgi4 sagpors ha
aHiilhAeY
From nsDuwa stats.
HlMgat % rnsafaed ~ gaans,
ifl waN "a tgmaf mFata ami
.i CLARE l8oknd pb0s aa sba hsat
WAma ta wgeW d dmeMivA Nv fsbw ~.
'hhile@n control aHt Hiaea it IA fha
nHsp fHtie column ila flBa record
w progressive eHltlntlDn should
pllg lhe lihefsi forcaM h hla enpnan
'Aile taH old llna dam@rsta Justly
HHafd hA0 H4 a atfe aaa sans up
aiHRf pf fhN ieff@aeNiAn aaeirlHaF.
tha nomination of Mr riAra
'9Hld EraatlY rpdHra fhe atnsar III
Gfpps dsfnciien III tho democratic
lHks lh nAha thlfd PARTY 40.
NAfea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
LEADERS iN cuANnrv

Washington. JNne 9l-~ Adulufsfra
tsou democrats egt wasasnrtaa so-
San Francisco to-day. ggaaklv sn tht
1ars as "a canfsdsseS hut VITA very
asfaniie asns as 20 nlanks for the
democratic n,Assorn
fAe uncertainty as ,o candidate tas
reaasted frcn fse snaogn remen. n
WIN g NcAaoos decision nos "a Al.
iew his name ~ 20 octove the demo.
cr~sAg convention
That PrWsiaent Wilson might hnva
so FaFow the aamasniss ration strenrsA
fsahsnd Srme candidate 10 aveIs
kng deadlock N M convenff,s 3, ~
rersrded &s urosahie
President Wilson's lntery e~r IN ths
New York world app'emcn,lss M
TrsFiosas endorsement ~ ehs Ar3rs MA
nsfAe,craiac p.sfsovn lss' no wnrer.
'AaHtN a. so fhe uo'seies 80 saminis,
Iation eencwr1ss viii seek
Hag comnromlss.
no fass AAve declared Cos~nrros
james " Cox wssA N~Aaaos vs,h
'fANA would get tbs aen,orr
1nraa=atinn early " ws-a 49,. 49,
osn'r@afprn ~ w Bsyaa m.a,
otncr drrx
There ~-s tAik 81 an Atfeas4s IN Sss
Vox and RTTaa sog tser ~ havs~ y
N-ox declare tnr law pnfo~rrn,a,,.
PsenS DewncraNs eYa,sesas a.,
~oal'd carry New York New yarssr
Ra'"oiv California. nAfs nrs ~
aeEnoc-atsc solid south. winrlav or
hrat wire and teer asark
tae Enov rrnaat - ta,o,, s-....-
~nAca MeAsoo sunporfa~~
s,AF'ed apparently lost rscn,entnm
shortly after " got under wax
Not ~Lsbor csrd aa.e~
s said he lived In secsi0-
@alch i relied u-son q, fyrrt~h ~.
votes hut ncs fse sands
es'e II was also ryosp.es ~, y ~.
Nac.Aeoo's strength cam. fro7, 49,
ssn -. ~ Glass ccaid no, hoae 10 N.
- -. s1is Tie nsre of secretary
rs slso - nnn'sn. ~ aarr,,.
'Fassc Iia's and there wss s,.,r. n
SA q lonn Davis. anns ssao- ~
Jr~~' R-sssg~ V
TIE stcAc1D w1thrrawss ro~,s,r
n ne heels of fhs wilson su,arx,ew
1rN0FDt revival Of rary,v ma
- aef Wilson wcpid se@v 4 ,hlrs
Two hesnoersssr serasore N.
80 -. mat Wilson would se. 4 ,hlrs
ern and declared tina, - r.n9rss
r~ s'Arfad = iri1re wslsnr pn.A 4
nese senators are siose 10 thp whfn
soBse.
70 Frame Platform.
cfastDr Class "a slated ~ fsa4 ne !
fAo'rifons cc7nrstee Oh Nasrs ~
SsckeTs believer tbas /.
~r.
Lne Class platform calls for ratis.
a'A7n of sAe treaty without ~.-.er. a
~saon~ ~hich Injuries wa essans,a, J
nt@9rlfT ccrcnsnS to- r. ab,,car 6
oTEre@s PRAISES Wilson. ralls for q
= eaartac1 - fhe coss m Mgfaq .ara h
esAsreN ag7;nef roldhr ro-uu
ssiii y the srakiHv are tha Yossh,. q
On and iator planks. 3,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

Londonderry, June ei.-rhe mob
this morning openly hrcd en- eve
troops, AZ oclock this afternoon
the r'otina ~ss still IN proarss.
John Gallagher. cne of .he psn
wouaecd IN yesterdays Nahsln, he
tween unionlSAs ard natonaists. died
to-day, bringing the n9Aber OF dead
Tor the present o0thieak of rarty
strict up 20 twelve
Shops and schools were elsre8 "a.
day and many houses were hsrrieaa
cd because of the riotinp. The streeta
were deserted BY all except those
fighting for protecting vantaos
points. The 0eck WORKER .truek
5"olar'ng they would nnt handle
'relaht until ccaee had been restored
The rctng, which stariet "A II
o'clock this morning after inc trcen.
had been withdrawn. foll0,v,na vp.
battles. continued az day
Reports ~ additional casUaitics Nest
received. bot travel on The ssrrcts
vas 90 dangerous that is ~as ,npos
.thle te oetsin accurate details
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
SENATOR GLASS sInI
STANDS ron M'AnOO

Waslsin8ion June "a geaalof
olaA or yireina VI 4 statensa, u
the A8soclafed Press declared b. still
favored iha nomination ~ William u
dcAaoo hy tho democratic party ior
president, notwt wtthatgndiug NJ lMc
Adoo's declsion not 10 permit bis
name 70 ~ presented at the parlyh
national convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
SALVATION ARMY VIII
GIVE PICNIC NEAR TULSA

fn1aH l4ne ei rha raiaa salyn
llpu Army wli rfa lis annaai mfnr
W. 'ho poor juno go lH Naua 8aflara
pafk according rs announcement ~
. y johnaoh Moihefs and theif
chlldfen N1li anioy tae r aiaeal ~
the para end there wlil be Wn d
boxes erd lemonade ~ al seeors
hundred iauflte ere eagesied " to
on The miing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
PRESIDENT WILSON Mikrs
nECEss APPOINTMENTS

sWs~l'roton June ~ rdy,gra
rsrrs ~ New irr~sy 1xas panrI ~.
day BY President Wilson IS srlpieisr
20 Greece, rcecas appointment.
=. psrker Gilbert ~. yas nornl.
mated AZ assistant secretary Of the
treasury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
MISSOURI DOUBTFUL
is WELL As PIVOTAL
ftNN nIlILAIiS ttll
IilIN uNE ~ ,Isk SIP
II n tn>fl>Di>t.
iliiN,>~ nlIEIfin<
DEFEATED mn
~ 1917

Wanhlnatsn. lune q rras'Hsat
sMNenn elae* ~ k~ea lr asN#Yt seaeA
Nsth the Leaders " ere esNxsnfien
Nv neses ~ she lara dlssenes tsls
pf0Nt n~efpE@fy fainhft t48n
casbY aeglna Tor ths esesldent taik
"a wgtH cNatemsn cWmminA ~ shs
democratic national COMMITTEES ae sra
tetAphnHr far sometime feaav Ful9sW
lna sn lnterylsw wgth tNs HfstldsHt
sNlp Neru'H8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
/. w. us. Said To
BE Back OF This
Labor More

Washington June all far d
convention ~ ralifead Vofkefe io he
held a. chleaqa june ~ 90 9riaNlfe
" cHs hir union has hceG 3uhi hed
in tive Suite, Mont pally Haiet.a,
which officiais ~ the dafs rnt 81
ioftiee usld to-day thcF believed en
I ~ M. publication
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
ITALIAN TROOPS WITHDRAWN
FROM ANrtVARiA

i.ndun. June a. italian troops
hsve been withdrawn from Anilvarla
Dolcigno. ard the whole Moutenerrlan
coast, according 70 an official areurv
announcement AZ Belgrade ser8ian
troops Immediately occupied The
evacuated dlsfrsts
There now az no foreign troona IN
Monieneero.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
NEGRO SLAVE Ar AGE
OI' i07 In DEAD

Ardmore, June q Born slave in
1918. Alec TAYLOR. negro. died here
yesterday Al the age of l07. The aged
negro returned few years ago 70 the
Georgia plantation where he was born
hoping 10 Sc his old master but was
informed that the entire family had
passed away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
SAVE syEs OF vourA.

81 Louis. JuDes 81 national
campaign 70 conserve the eyes ~ the
nations youth" was launched here to.
day al the closing session OF the
twenty,hird annual convention of the
American Opiomctrlc association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
TH0t SANDS or TipFNRiI-
FRS STOLEN ~ GIlsNSNA

bfri'n June ai 1wents foar trrc.
writers have pecB sielen ffom Hams
ensiness oflicee Ia this CiY ia tNe
pasi wear The peBco etste thai tawa
are special tande of fyeNrWer
iatcYr ihsWange tonEarsfa WhirA
cover typewriter risks he anel IN
hgea 10 increase their pfemiam 3t
told
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
COAL SHORTAGE PUTS
iI'IMp ~ BREWERY

Wet Orange. " q. June 2t r'or
me fret linio ia many years.. The
whistle ai Michael Winters old brow
efy failed % biloxi to-day when flro
broke out. The brewery wAs recently
converted into candy factory and
the ensinear explained he couldn't
get up enough steam TO toot tho
whistle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
BIT ONO GOVERNORS ROOM
Is on NEVERTHELESS AND
fNit\tiS tOtNT IN
HELP FROM BRYAN
AND EAST
b00MlET FOR CARTER
GLASS IS ON WAKE
M'AD00'S WITHDRAW Al.
AGAIN STARTS RI M0RS
THAT PRESIDENT VII
son Will SEN 4
THIRD TERM

isneoln, Nee, yure 7'.--rr.cnos
arc sSpporssrs 81 W. !. Bryan he-e
reeisre ne Will rot u1ce~ any cir.
eussanees sunpcrs tne eanasSaey 81
Gev. Cos Wayne q. Wheeler. heac
% sne DRY element declares Ges Is
tire svcss~c candidate of the ~ess ans
will fight hsr,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
arrested For
Crime Committed
rs Years Ago

Miam'ls nkla iWne Nn4laA
WITH sns sgatlaa aat tli'4r4 uW
tgess 81 AlesnY kFs lA SAse anA
utA vtwuY to WAS a Aset at
cAHamefee eMHa esmN aaFtA
et here Yesterday sea tHtAt Rsef
te hsnNNsy aff#Fgs FHs sslfifa
Was tAw eusegme ~ la8 n s
fAla ana gee@fd af zero fsf
newsya pgHfe at Alat4@a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

MsckimDre. the Erecfaiiy trained
singer re1p leads the choir saa renI.
ers beautiful colos al the Na1erene
church lass eveyinw fs a wcnder ~
= ~oTFa yomr while 90 hear this
wonderful voice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

Mrs. j J McDonouxh and two
children returned home aast lnsght
after visiting several weeks with
relatives and friends IN Burden, Kan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
Mon RUE RAMPANT ~
CITY IN LONDONDERRY;
t>Iu\lSTs A<D <N~
iio>Ai.i>iS ,RE N
DEADLY BATTLE
TWELVE DEAD IN
STREET FIGHTING TODAY
Ri0Ti\G STARTS tTREsiI
At DtiRREtk: M lSI\ESS
II SPENDS AND Roth
SiDES THROW Up
RtRRlC AIDES

bOLlt TIN,
lenuondcrry, June 2i.--Rietina ~&a
renewed 10 this city this naornlns snn
resulted ~ ene person bein1 raortslly
wounded and two seriously hurt
Rifle ard revolver firing was slm0st
eon'inous. anc. as the people feared
20 vcu'vre cot to work. business wsa
At a virtual stansstu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

Mrs Charles Edwards il quite M
at her homo In this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maid for
general Homework. Mrs. Frank
Getchell, 1924 Beltrami avenue.
Phone ADJ. s6tT2-18
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-14
11ocEEDINas OF THE CITY coUN-
GIL OF THE: CITY or BEKIDJ1,
MINNESOTA, DECEMBER LIST. 1920.

Special session. Of the city council
held in the council chambers at the city
hall at eight o'clock p. m. called for
the purpose of taking up the matter or
acquiring a pest house or contagious
hospital to care for contagious. diseases.
\ Quorum being present, the >meetinS
was called to order. President Wander
sluis. presiding.
d. Upon roll call the following alder
men were declared present: Bagley
toyce Carlson. Cooper, Carver, BarnAl,
McKinnon, Hayward, .Bridgemaa. Van
1t was moved by Alderman Bridgeman
seconded by Bagley, that the commit
tee named in the matter of acquiring
Il pest house or contagious hospital site,
purchase the property at 623 Mississippi
avenue. at the best price and terms pos
sible, also with power to acquire other
desirable property III case of the non.
purchase Of property at S2S Mississippi
avenue. Carried.
Upon motion and second the City At
torney was directed to- inquire as to the
legality of residenters without the city,
having contagious diseases sent here
from points without the city, without
means, and as to what steps can be
reimbursed for expenses that may be
incurred in giving them medical care
There being no further business II
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
c. w. VANDI2RSLUlS,
Attest: President.
city Clerk. ! r.. 1t12-l4
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middle aged lady,
position as cook in hotel or rest
aurant or will do private work.
Must be g6od wages. Address Mrs.
J. Murrah, box 2O4. Kelliher.
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Of water department in the matter Of
the c;ty'sP water supply running dry.
was read and accepted
Alderman Fifth Ward
It was moved by Alderman Boyce.
seconded by Carver, that Mr.. r. A:
Bridgeman be appointed as alderman
from the Fifth Ward, to fill the unex-
PRED term Of Mr.. H. r. Jones, who has
taken up his residence without the
ward. Carried. Mr.. II. \: Bridgeman
Vas duly named as said alderman.
There being. no further business 1t
was movetk to adjourn: Adjourned.
Approved, "
Attest: s.-, M... fresA.eht.
GEO. STEIN.
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GIL OF THE CITY OF BEk1DJ1,
MINNESOTA, NOVEMBER az, 1870.

Regular session of the city councll
held in the council chambers at city
hall at eight o'clock p. M, a quorum be-
er. President Vandersluis presiding.
Roll Call. =
Upon roll call the following alder
men were declared present: Boyce, Palm-
.er. Carlson. Carver, Barnell. 'Mckinnon,
MEMBERSHIPS. Absent Bagley, Cooper
Hayward.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and approved approve 1
, The following bis after being aud
tied were upon motion and second al
lowed:
Street gang, street labor. ....:...$ 25.eo
Bert Eastwood, barn 1ent:to Now a.
O. ": sieyert Company, iabqE and
material for roof Of store Mouse
O. w ". p siever r1 Company, labor and ~
material. roof, city JAN ..:::.; 1oS.95
for city building ......:..:... 51.00
Tom Smart, months and 20 days
team hire and gravel. :.'. 2S2.42
Reports.
Municipal court report for weeks of
November 9th. November 13. and No
vembcr Goth. showing $4,000, $4,000. and
we're rena and Inc
Quarterly reports of October 9lst "f
the City clerk and city treasurer We're
finance committee. "
Report Of the committee in the mat,
and accepted, and on motion and sec
ord further action in the matter was
laid on the table TIL next regular meet
ing.
Report Of the committee in the mat
ter OF acquiring pest house or con-
tagious hospital was read and accepted
committee be instructed to enter in
contract with Mrs. Billedeau for pur-
chase of property offered by her. Car
ried.
1t was moved by Alderman Carlson.
duly seconded, that the request of Mr.
Ing in ri rink be given due consideration,
and that proper plans be submitted
Carried.
alley in the rear of his building was
granted, subject to acceptance Of plans
ny It w was moved by Alderman Bagley.
seconded by Palmer, that the city clerk
notify the Minnesota Electric Light q
pump and pumping machinery used at
the pumping station, in good WORKING
engineer and superintendent. Of the
water department by noon Wednesday,
November "a. 1920, would result in a
breach OF contract ana IOrce tHe Guy
by it's council to use their utmost en-
deavor to have the pump and pumping
machinery put in proper condition and
working order at their expense Car
RED
II was moved by Alderman Carlson.
seconded by Boyce. that the curfew
ordinance be enforced. Carried
Moved by Alderman Boyce. seconded !
by Palmer, that Mr.. D. r. Burgess be !
appointed bv the citv. as the CITY Dairy |
Inspector; effective December /, 1920, he |
to furnish full and complete reports |
monthly. Carried
Communication from superintendent |
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