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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
POTRZEBA chlopcow
a letnich Diamond Whip
Co. 400 N. Curtis blisko
Grand Ave.

INNE -.iewiasty zarabiaja ~pracujac
W domu. Wy latwo mozecie robit to
samo. TAX latwo jest zarobic pienia-
DE ~pracujac W domu robiac pod
wiazki ola mas, re zadziwiCie sic cze-
mu dawno ME robiliScie ola mas.
Praca jest przyjemna j zyskowna
i latwo mozecie wiele wykonac ka2-
diego dnia wcale ME wchodzac W
konflikt z domowemi obowiazkaml
Bardzo wiele gospodyn zarabia dobra
place i Wy tez mozecie zlobiG to sa-
mo. Jezeli potrzebujecie extra pie
niedzy. Jest to dobra sposobnoSc do
pomnozenia waszego dochodu.
Dglo$cie sic jak najyChlej do -
A. Stein and Co., Fabrykanci Paris
Carriers - Hickory Carriers - Con-
gress i Racine ave.
A STEIN AND 90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

MOVIE fonografy tanio sprzedam -
11O5 Noble ul., 2gie pietro. tyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

SPRZEDAM tanio dom diva mies1Ka
mia po 4 pokoje, W okolicy Helene
wa, $500 wplaty. Zg}osic sic 1ozt
N. Leavitt ul., 1sze pietro.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

l HAVE sure good auto for sale cheap.
T. l. SeFeN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
FINANCIAL.
BrsINKss OProRTuN NITIrs

ron BALE.-splrndId grocery store. lur.
rrnt. r1'rs good location. Hrf us about
~ Leais Broobs co. pr1n- OsaEs ztr7
WILL Ali or HALT interest in good
b1rineHH 70 Onr who vill take over man
uuIrsd address 1854 World
no busy pTDrIE
'Iai Nart Information about iI" Sow
NsF4ru ulI and Far lraHrH. phone f.sEr
30 or Crdsr l4tI for appointment aU1
saYs time
q T. IfAGENAS
tlf-iT Central National Bark BitE
.PAFTsEE WASTED To finance doll
rack f1r patent and manufacture; viii
give hair iuisrsat. something new. vii
take patronage a. carulysla and far. h.
Eyy hoy, Tulsa. OkIs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
EMPLOYMENT

/ guaranteed % wuyk. call a. uupe or
/ phone. atudsuta need mot srply D. VI.
I loo. Mounds ttlb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
Federal Used Car
Market

Largest Sod Car Market in Tulsa
$40 S. Boulder Phone Usage 7942.
TgIs MODEL. Ford roadster; good condi-
ton: itls, terms on part call Thomp-
son ts3s ---- ----------y-.--..
FORD ROADsTER good condition. 1915
model: i100. call Thomnson. ts1s
E'0R sALE-Hudson go; fine condition,
rar he seen at NarEn battery Service
20 second and Roulder
HAVE sure good auto for sale cheap;
T. l. @eFe7,
NITOs FOR HIRf-GARiGEs le
GARAGE FOR RENT oail ossF' ~.
FRIsc6. s.. fi--Garass for rent. 8 per
GARAGE f1r rent. uh0ns u.sre il2I-I.
GARAGE FOK KENT. SONl9o feet. call
Cedar 5t3. ----
WANTFD-A,rONOB ~
Will, EXCHANGE painting for car or a.
ra-t rev'- snt on same ~hat have you
SIl.C, Wef'd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
FINANCIAL

fbit SALE MhltrwaY thontcft modern
nr"pfuuf building only show house iu
county seat town uf % 600 people frf pa.
urulUrH uddtoHa Movie. a. %. Box st',
NrnHho Mo.
ron SAIE.pr Grocery. good locstioui cash
huHiucss, cheap rrut, Cedar iiG9
ron NNLE-Cuni miur and short railroad
property. east Oklahoma. Hmukrlos4
coal diatftut, coo acres coal cents ROY
altyi would coutidor proposition 60 give
control 60 parties financing improve.
mcntS Address Advertiser. room $50.
railway EschanFo HldF., chicago, ~
ron SALE -Good clean stooh ~ gtu.
rnrics. good nxtufoa. cNqrllent lnca-
ton nud reasonable ront; thn II an eS
ccptiuuhl opportunity aud win not stand
open Ions. Phone W. A. Raysun OaaEe
ittt. Munlflpnl lildT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
AUTOMOBILES

wNNTED--NITOMoB "a
WANTED 1878 mode, Ford touring. VIII
pay each must br worth tho money
Cnhar nn1. n.ann N-nE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
nrLr rruALr

HtIf NNNItD-fENAtt
WAITED 'olorod nurse googa pay ,por-
apartment s1th nnd Elgiu, phone OsaE"
WAErEp. u.uablo. experienced cham.
hormaid. aurly lD9r rinrlnuau.
WANTED .FuIorcd ~puau 90 couk, cali
800 bcut"r
WANTED 30, FrH at once, Guar-
sutse iauudryt ~ W Archer
WANTED Made aged woman for gcn.
rral huusrwork f't Peoria, Curuor
~ y ElrhIh and Peoria
HELP WANTEB-Ai ruiza Laundry. ~
slI department.. good wages
WANTED Ono experienced chorus Elrl.
apply manager t"IlirH ~ brOadNHy.
Wonderland Th'tfrr
WASTED YOUNG woman foo takr. charge
OF Nuuso rrd two 'hiIdf,u. good Haisry
oasrS 1rio
WASTED An ctpencncrd coiprod WON
Hu Tor h"unr work. phon" pHaRe 1aAN
WHITE wDMAN Tor ,oouna and gsu.
phono o-srr ltla
WAsTEb .WarHuomau and SDoE SER
rant quarters, Inquire 1850 tincip-
pnd nawouart 'os r p,uoit
ATTRACTIVE TrttlLIeG rnsrTiDS
,... ""EIli 500 rGu M'%I". Mai.
hriHrrn O.. nnH 40 Ir'rrast't u DINHTrr
.u.rnaLa %. .r'.n,,r rr'u..H,ni ,."''g.
Iaud. room, t"f Tplw Vote.
WhrT.p combination Hsnol.arurr
and ir.run'ur "urrt'., nn' Nnr'd
whaTUu a ,,.re1 MAID fn, Frnog
nn9ssnrn. g.uI wagon. apply a' sos
WEstG.GIr DIUls wanted. roDd vaEsr
NarEaH telegraph .u
W.tsTED. Woman f- EuYrrv.rE. fsm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
EMPLOYMENT
mlir WNNrtn-i7IMNII

WANTED .,ompotcut and ,zpgrirugod
.nloaia ilos accustomed a. haudiluE hiE9
'laaH patronage iu women apparel and
milingnt rotcrouccH required, ssS 4,
world
WkNrEp. shirt and waist uu,shot. call
.Oi MARY hro'hmnu or phouo pHagc
WANTED. Lady strnographor, salary $50
por month aOi National liunk Of COM
morcc Hlig
WANTED Young lady dental aalstant.
etporieuced one preferred call aoy so.
curity bldf
WANTED -- Experienced huuHekeeper.
middle aged spply la perHou between
and 40 "a. Hrady hotui desk
Don't ASK the boss Tor raise Ia salary
untu you can command first.class posi-.
ton January closed with 70 calls for
office bolp SIN untitled. The domand for
February Is equally as great Telephone
pIstc Information 100 y. Third - TULSA
BUSINESS COLLEGE
YpuNG WOMEN --is.tt. deslrinE rov.
eminent clorkshira, 400 monthly; write
t9r ntc re- pnrucnlar9 eAamlpetions. John
le2h Equitable HldT, WaBhinEton.
u, YOU AhE Wonographor or book
keeper W. can place YOU In good pay.
training ~ once. Tho demand Tor com.
p.tont office help far exceeds the sup
huHlness men recommend day ana even.
iuH claHHoH. phone Usage a0Al. DraughonH
buslners college, bioB \ Main ~
WANTED--girl clerk In cigar stand. call
AZ iaO Third
MEN. WOMEN. boys and rirla 10 work in
glass fsctoty. steady work., good wages,
lnrtlett Collins ulaas 60, Anpulpa okla
sgL AnE DtN pfl,s. 'ql.f. dsai iessl1j EquAis
deal store s. per Sesk McMlnna iestly %, 40
tl'' Third auos street from noi, Tulsa
1000 WOMEN wanted to take iife aud
character reading Of Doctor Simmons,
~ south Cincinnati
uEir-MALD OK rEM,LE 40
WANTED Woman, or man aud wife 10
occupy quarters and assist In house
w2tk snd ,at" "t chidfen' phone Usage
SITUATIONS wNNTtD-MhLI ~
EXPERIENCES bookkoep.r desirea post.
ton, VIII lcayr city Osags ig26.
| CARPENTER Wishes repairing Or con.
tract 60 build cottage, inquire At gro
| cory, 20i ". Utica
An ELDERLY man accustomed TO work
pruning ana hardening otc.. W j. Ayilng.
| =. - Hos zoe phone s7G1
MECHANIC wIsuES positlon In repair
shop. viii consider anything pertaining
10 auto ga q Guthrie Cedar tat.
NIGHT WATCUBANi uight clerk, good
penman any light work by middl" aEcd
innn. cltX fsfor.,ncsH, bond n required
Hddr"hH sla q. World
WANTED Potion ~ nlo olerk, cSpor-
leuced good reference can Usage
$3.50
FIRST CLASS aooounian, open Tor posi-
tion: nothing less than s8 600 por anuum
considered address 81 g. World
A MiDDLE.AGED man with several years
experience In collecting and saletmanship
wants position NJ once 67a g. World
SlTGArIDN WANTED by Eaolpglat. mas
ter ~ science degree from Chicago INT
N"rFiiy eKsHImy aviator desires hard
work and opportunity Tor advancement
Address ~ - Huffman. is31 E flfty.
fourth street, Chicago, 1ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

StTUATtON WANTED by rrolugiet. mas.
ter ~ noicnco degree from chicago uni.
work and opportunity FOR enlargement,
address " . Huffman, i2-I - Iltty.
fourth 81, Chicago, H..
WANTED Small oct of book. 20 kerp. ~
clerical work Of any Kind after O'Clock
p m 2poA, world
WANTED Position as chauffeur or mo.
'"royclc rider. ran furnish good refer.
snrr' Boz f'l Sand Hrriurs. OKLA
srruNTIoNs WANTED prMaLL ~
PRACTICAL SuHsE wisbes enragc.
montr. experienced 10 yphold iufu.
'ul,. ubHtrtrlrH. pFsgs s0fs Mrs Lester
~ You NEED q camp cook one who
ran deliver the goods, phone Bakor
OrsRo lta7
sTEEoGHAPHEH Young man. ago RI.
experienced IN oh ana supply buHiuraH.
y.dual by Tobruary 10. for Interview adj
fresa Aest worfa
SOS. uNipS nousc carpenter vanm work
by day or jon. phpne praTr 7li'
Tpaf1IOH WANTED by truck drsor
'N,'pu"naiIY familiar With siy and
col. 0rare eg'a So smU,e
TErEEs YEAHs 1ruIrp,sH ,nnt
ia- . ulyu ~, wa,e riar,.aoo
EhptUE.D ED struorrsrr,r. .rp'a. sd.
sgp.9 uhg 20 make 'mmrn li"F
wnuK nay ur hour uy mi11ro ay,d r..
rrr'rnr'1 white Rnuar zoo World
H.IIrED .puuE willow want. position
"ls. b''p'f. f'i'f'n '. OBJ IanEra.
l'n.oh h.a' - reference, phone cedar
srUsp.HAFHEF Ten sears osperIso,r
.n ''g-i odd and commercial. rhou"
Ipr.. LADY vauie position aa book
Eosu'r rhoro OHagr ft0t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
Unusual Values Are
Offered on Extremely
High Grade Used Cars

There is more reason for you 10 ne
particular when you buy a used car.
You must remember that tho CAR
HAS BEEN USED. II. when now,
the car was not high grade. now can
YOU expect TO get real service after
il has been In use, Here are the
very finest cars, all but slightly
used and will give you maximum
pierce Arrow IS, touring like now.
Pierce Arrow So, roadster like
new.
months
Marmon 1917. newly painted and
oycrhaulcd
months.
wheels.
Packard chummy, 1917, A most
wonderful buy.
Stutz. s-passenger, 1919 model
lust exactly Ike new and many
other good values. Call, phone or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

lACOBs nOTl.
200 rood tsntuaod rooms stefyihing neu and rlean
Rooms $ and 81 IS per night. 81 50 and 81 per
v,eg. 3Os East fir,t street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
EMPLOYMENT

MIR WNNrED--MNIE 8s
hoy WANTED with wheel to deliver
parkHscs. Palace office supply co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
OUR TULSA BANK REF
ERENCES, RESOURCES
OVER 100 MILLION
T tulsa Union
Department
Store
112-114 South Main Street.

JOIN TIE ARMY Rsrrut,pE Offices ~
oklahoma rlty. Tulsa NugEuE'e. ihi = .
Ashs Ardmore ard Fuid
WNSTEB-For city VI ru,-a. e.rrffIc mFn
ral'tnsns or would Ese agency tn local
gcevig cgwpany, beet sIFn made, bgE
az, lola Kan.
MEN. WDAES nuyH and EIrH ~ work.
lu ElaHs farfrrF. steady work good
wages, BartlFtt collins Glass co.. Eap4Iga.
Okla
WANTED Wheel hoYF. i'd yearr N age.
for mssseuEsras Postal telegraph O..
lobby Hotel Tulsa.
~ YOU Don't KNOW
why. not lnveEiigate and find out about
The New Mexico Oh lsascHF DthSr people
Investigate ana invest. why not phone
Usage 30 Cedar lEAG7
r. T. HAGEHAS
1ig-l7 Central National Rank Uldg
WASTED- Electric fixture salesman for
saleuuan. oo0fisnusls s7s-c World
LINOTYFE DFEEATDR. riRht hour.
night shift, $50. union. wire ur phone
DAILY star Fpwa'a. btIs.
SA' sAts W j. ruy T pu no MsNu1 .ay d..
.19s shrt - ~ iT1H HlrTi from ll7's fl.ss
81 4 uklD1lFt~ HcsHrr, 1ipwiaf.iB. .9od I4y
nus' Nutt G !. bldss 80 Nssi0'u BllE
Eirss civ No
WASTED -saleaman for city trade. call.
luE on dDpnt0wu cigar. restaurant and
grocery trade. must have experience or
know the irsfe .spply Ht the SmokeNe.l
CigeE C0. ". si1tG 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

ron aALB-CiRar, usws and cunfec ton
cry store In good oil town, this n %
mnuey maker; ~, 800 cash; arc world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
on LANDS AM LrAsEs N-A

ACCOI NTANT OpeniuE and cioainF
bn0kH, monthly trial balances ana on
Grating statements, HuditH. corporation
ana personal Income tax returns, install.
iuE Hnd revising methods. open Tor On
gag"urn', whole or part time, 23l-f,
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS roR RN,snEp ~
Mlt SAYS ~ splld not 90 Buiues unless he ued
bis credit. sb, don't yUu use lore' s. per vtek
NrMlnns Jeuelp Go, ll blocks from h,in
street on tif ThId
BOULDER. s.. 70S-rwp rooms. sitting
room and large enclosed sleeping porch.
south and west exposure, connecting
hath, Hutablq fnr two or tour gcntlemen.
CINCINNATI, S.. sol Nicc larEe front
room; gentlemen only. phone Osagc
DENVER. s.. ,o,. APT. A.1-slccpinE
room for rent
RooMS-t MI RNISnED IA
TWO LARGE modern rooms; desirable
front and rear entrance. phone Usage
ROOMS WIN BOARD ~
DENVER. N. aui-SIccpiug room. two
meals for two gcutemon, one block of
Ni'EIY l'UUNIsuED room with board
for two refined girlHi call omge blAA
LADY who desires room and board IN
private homo Dall cedar ClF
WHERE TO EAT "a
BOULDER, s., G3N-Ioardors wanted. 50
per week phone Usage hiis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

UARHEu WANTED. Hondy iob. $50
guaranteed w.vk, call ~ once or
l,e Mounds uhH
PATENTED Nutuuobilo necessity ~ uu-
usual merit. thoufuudH purr haHed hy
rovcrnmept, wonderful opportunity. his
ahuity to open dlurlct Halca otncee IN
eastern Oklahoma rouuucs. rhyv'd make
$1,000 60 $40. 600 annually. small capital
required, which De- guaranteed. will bear
grlct invc.tigailon. oal o. write Tulsa
Ttlccstur CO. 'g " Sorund ~ Tulsa.
WANTED Three non union, Cgrpcntora;
Hldr
WANTED a farm hand. corner siT-
to"nth and ltwiH
AUTOMOBILE mechanic, state salary .
WANTED experienced delivery man
10 drive cur. must bc steady. know the
city we'll and have good city references.
uuhnctrld'H Cleaning Works. 3l' e. Cin-
oluuhti
WASTEuaA dishwashcr and a waiter.
apply st once stanton lunch room,
sand SprinrV
wANrup a man 90 rlow ANAL garden
apply liS " lulcpcuiyucc
RAILWAY MAIL clerkn needed. esper-
homa examination. write Modern Civil
."ryico Institute, Dept. 2is, Denver Cot
rOHTEH WANTED at Ia Hallo Hotel.
reference required ia \ Denver
WANTED Experienced storcroom keeper;
uuo who understands refinery material
aud Fuppliesi GlP.Cl World
WANrEp--s Settled middle aged white
man for porter. steady plare for right
Usrir. LYONS khne store
~ YOU ARE "a htcnuTrapher o. book
paying positions n not. you should take
TO training; tho demand for compston,
Draurhun'a the school tho husinerH men
rccommcnd' day ana evening classes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

We have 'rHsrr ir fa1n'n ar1 Grayn1n
salgfFH thaf =rr trUE1i ON rrilanIs ErO-
10 IrFaH. lHa"aH Ir other r0iutiFH IN
state. sIHU .n.rr uruuu.IIou Nfrohs In
bau|snu. IfHaI
MAKE fuUu Ih.tD 'nNrHturntg lu th.
Panhandle ~ rntaF. tuers is reason
Hny $40 trace carter Amar'lu.
TcfnH
HAVE BigOCK ~ lsarrs 90 srcsilsIt
structure will give part for deep
tast nor 7i' Ff"dJula. Kan
OIL LEASES In Hughes and ssminoia
counties bought aud Sold ". ! Ryan
HSldsnvilie. Okla. Over Adams stors
Paons lSD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

WANTED small ast Of books 70 kesp. ~
clerical work Of sny Kind after g O'Clock
p W 41n.h. world
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2ol 10 Flrst,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

WANTED SHUT and waist ruisbor. call
n0i MARY bruokmhn or phone DHaEo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
BrIlpING AM NOTING
CItN>ING AM nYEING

LET THE SEW YORK ,lesuers 4 Tall
orH clean and press your suit. entirely
and deliver free, oaEo 90it. l25A ~.
Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
mEIr-MALr on rrMALr


WANTED woman, or man aud wife 10
occupy quarters and assist In house
work and care ~ children. phone Usage
,Sbe. 1891 q cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
IIGmr morshkErpING ROOMS

FOH RENT-'rwo light ousckocpIng
rooms partly furnished; convenient TO
Cusden's refinery call after y o'clock
III w. EINNenlh 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-20
TO VOTE ON STOPPING
LIQUOR IMPORTATIONS

Toronto, Ont, Oct. 2O.--A referen-
dun is to- be held In the provinces
of Nova Scotia. Alberta. Ontario, Sas-
katchewan and Manitoba on October
25 to decide whether the importation
of intoxicating liquors into these pro-
vinccs shall be forbidden by law. All
of these provinces now have local
prohibition in force. They are per-
mitted under the British North AM
erica Act to prohibit the sale OF Ii
quor within the province but at pre-
cent cannot prevent its corporation
into the province as interproviciaf
trade is under the control Of the Do
minion government.
The Dominion parliament. how
ever, has decided that control OF liz
quor shipments into province shall
be abrogated whever the province has
so voted. The purpose of this Is to
confer upon each province the right
to completely carry out the will CT
the people regarding control Of the
sale of liquor. This is a concession
made by parliament as. an alternative
to national prohibition.
1t the vote in either OF these pro-
yinces on October rs is in favor OF
taking over full con troll of the liquor
business within the province. the I'M
portation Of liquor will be prohibit
ed. :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-20
BEMIDN CELEBRATION
TO BE WELL ATTENDED
Thief River Falls Posi- Plans
Special Train to Attend
Local Program

In communication received by
the local post of the American Le-
gion in response to the invitations
sent out to all Legion posts in this
section of the state to join with Be-
midi in putting over one of the big
gest celebrations ever planned for
this city on Armistice Day, the Elmer
]. Ecklund post Of Thief River Falls,
thru it's adjutant, announces that
that organization may charter a spe-
cial train to come here for that &C.
casion. The matter has not as yet
been taken up at a regular meeting
of the post but will be within the
next few days.
Indications are that there will be
a large number from that Getty even
If a special train is not chartered.
Reports come from Deer River that
about thirty men from that place are
planning to attend the Bemidji cele-
bration. Baudette Legion post is
putting on a celebration of as own
and will be unable to come to Bemid-
il at that time. A free dinner and
smoker, football game and a first
class program for every minute of
the day after the start of the pa
rade at 10 o'clock are offered as spe-
cial inducements for all visitors on
November II.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-20
BEMlDJI VOTERS ARE
URGED TO REGISTER
Repatriation Will Save Time
and Confusion at Polls
on Election Day

Registration day will be next Tues
day, October 20. All men who did
not vote at the primary election In
June and all women over twenty-one
years of age who are citizens are
urged to register.
The registration booths will be To-
Gated at the same places as the pri-
maries were held in June and are as
follows; ward one. Henry Miller's
store; ward two, City hall; ward
three, Caryer's store: ward four, 106
Third street; ward five, Dougherty's
store in Nymore.
The residence requirements for
voting are that the party shall have
resided thirty days in the county
and in the precinct, and six months
in the state.
While 1t is not compulsory that
registration be made in cities Of the
fourth class it is very desirable that
all register who did not vote at the
June primaries. 1t will greatly ia
cilitate the work of the election
clerks and ensure much wider vote
particularly on the part Of the wo-
men. Az the vote will be almost
double that of previous elections 1t
will take much longer to ballot and
any delay which can be avoided by
having previously registered will
farilitate the balloting.
The registration booths will be
open from 8 u. IN. to 9 p. m.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-20
LOCAL DICTIONARIES TO
VISIT KELLIHER POST

Members of the Ralph Oracle post
OF the American Legion are planning
to make an automobile trip to Kelli-
her next Sunday for the purpose Of
calling on the Legion post there and
also advertising the Armistice Day
celebration which will be held here
on November II.
Other Legion posts in towns along
the route will be visited also and all
ex-service men especially urged to
come to Bemidji for the big celebra-
ton. 1t is planned that about six or
eight cars will make the trip. Any
member of the local post who, wishes
to 20 is asked to let either Command
er Given or Don Whitman know. that
arrangements may be made for
enough cars.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-20
GATES SAYS TRADING =.
IN GRAIN IS SQUARE
Claims There Is no Manipula-
ton of Prices for Gamblers
on Board of Trade
(By United Press)

Chicago, Oct. 20.-"Trading in
grain on the Chicago board of trade
is on the square," S. Fl. Gates. presi-
dent of the board, told George p.
Watkins, statisticiai@ of the federal
trade commission today. Watkins is
investigating charges, made by Sen
ator Clapper and governor Allen,
both Of Kansas, that grain prices are
manipulated. by the board and that
gambling in grain is conducted on an
extensive scale.
"There is no manipulation of
prices for gamblers on the board OF
trade" Gates said. 1t was also said
that the recent drop of six cents in
the price of wheat was due to the
large amount of Canadian wheat COM
ing: into the country.
Gates pointed out that the price
of wheat did not 20 below the price
guaranteed by the government dur
ing the war, except for two days. un-
til October, when the large amount
of grain started to come into the
markets of the country.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-20
PUP0SKY: AUCTION SALE
PROVES TO BE SUCCESS
Bidding Was Keen at All Times
and Crowd Showed Fine
Enthusiasm

What is considered to be the larg-
est community auction sale ever held
in this community took place at Pu-
posky, Monday, October IS, under the
direction OF the Puposky Mercantile
company. The attendance was esti-
mated at close to six hundred. 1t was
a big crowd and an enthusiastic one.
The sales were good; stock ma
chinery. household goods, and the like
were sold at good prices. Those who
bought felt that they had saved mo-
ney and those who sold felt they had
received fair price for their goods.
Cows SOLD at prices ranging from $40
to 500. chickens at from 40 cents up
to 81 each, geese up to $3. sheep.
hogs and horses also brought good
prices.
The bidding was keen by both men
and women. c. J. Wild, auctioneer.
kept the crowd interested and August
Jarchow was on the job urging the
people to bid.
The driZzling rain which was fall
ing did not mar the success OF the
sale. A big dinner was served In
the warehouse at noon.\ Fl. NJ. Clark
knew where the bargains were and
kept the crowd instilled with pep and
enthusiasm by his remarks In direct
ing the auction.
The community auction sale is
practically new adventure but it
is being demonstrated that it Is be-
coming very popular and Is giving
to the farmers splendid means of
transferring their goods and dispOS-
ing Of them at Il very small expense.
1t also gathers the people together
and fosters the community spirit
which is proving to be Il real saliva
ton to the farmer.