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GRAND FORKS D.WEDNE AUGUST Il, 1890.
iclared. theap,oti6rtS carried and ordinance
PASSED ita frstsreading. sf
Il. q naxeAS nnnha Aw11FovoA. ssss

Ycclarsd tha 8not,6n c.r4..d and ordinance
passed ia ~ifsf.readinx, ss
$gSsl tDlal1SySSYY lDleen aalll sESO'vvsseu--&s$s
81 The kollcWtngS bond In anfounts ana
With. surettes - read. al appfo.ed ~
tneraof execution, pteSentehd reAd.7
Bond and contract ofF{GFand
Forks Herald Company for ass
Council proceedings. With 4
Northwestern ss Trust - Cotl-2 gs
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A second handball tournament will
be held at the z. NJ. c. A. Friday ave-
ming and will be played to q finish,
according to an announcement made
today by w. H. Nagel, secretary Of the
=. NJ. c. A. g#3
AS one Of the players was hurt
in the tournament held last week only
three teams r scheduled to take
part in the games Friday night. It
is probable that q new team will take
ming to take part in the coming tour
nament are composed Of the following
members: Benfield and futile, En-
yeart and O'Connell. Lehman and
Nagel.
According to present plans a third
tournament will be held one week
from the coming friday. n
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MUST MPRpvE PLAYING.

Toledo, o.. Aug. 'l1.-Edward Ray
some expert golfers by virtue Of
mediocre scores yesterday had to ex-
ert themselves today in the second Is
hole qualification round Of the nation
al open golf championship at the In
verness club. OF the 254 players who
competed in the first round, 65 lin
ished with scores Of 70 OF better, indi-
eating that the ga to qualify for the
72 hole contest on Thursday and Fri
day would likely have a total Of 159
for the SO preliminary holes.
Ray took 80 yesterday as compared
with the leading score Of II returned
by Leo Dsegel Of Chicago and even
Harry Vardon, the other British con-
Adams Of Winnipeg. a Canadian In
vader, scored "a and another Cana
dian, Nichol Thompson of Hamilton.
Ont, had rs. 2ss
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DULUTH
@DULUTH GRArN

Duiuth, Mimi. Aug. 11.-After,
bulges Ct h start on some bidding
light offerings, trade in wheat
became slow today and the tendency
was easier. Operators are counfinr
on q movement from the country
soon. December wheat closed 1-Sc
Ion at 1888 1-2 bid; December win
ter &c up at $2.38$ asked and Deem
per durum Eunchanged..at 1923.
F1axseed figures were marked up
early n they held them largely in,
reported from local sources
marrow. September hax closed 3c dup
LET 33.41 bid; October is sl-zc u at
l$3.4A asked; November Sc M u Ss.4e
lasked ID December unchanged at
Premium on spot were cut.
down Sc 'tos15c oyer September on
tSack, closing 4Sl.sc OF at S2.o3 90;
Sl.ss al Bid ana October I-ac m a.;
lSa.7S bid. Oats closed Lac OF I'll S09s
l3.4Q73.3-4c ana barley unchanged 81
Closing: s4
Flax on track &s.3s b 3.4e: Sarrdva
$780, September 13.4l bid; # October
i$S.4l asked: November 33.4s asked;5
wheat. No. DARK northern M
track. S3.79@3.so; No. : dark nor
them, 35.s60 3.7S: No. ! dark nor
therngs 1903 ITO; No. northern
41.S04 3.76: No. 2 northern $1,000
l2..70; No..sfs3 northern j$s.650a.Ss: No.
y Inber dNrums SonGgtFack, sS2.7316f.77!
ne5ainals no 4 sa1nber durum $s.7o@'
track S3s710 3.7s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I i
mixed sdurum ss.ss01.7S nominal:
No. ~ dtfum, on track Sa.7iW3.7e
nominal: Nd. duFuna.% iSsae469sf
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City q 4 4 Proceedings
GrandAForks 1T. 3.
city q Grand Forks. North IpaIsots

City Of Grand Forks. North psk.ots
Resular monthly meeting Of thslACty
5 se o'eioek 3 T. nG aass. A Msesisr apr ssasla 8
and present, at roll call, Aldermen Smith.
Kelsey. Davidson, Kaneen, Grii1ithA4
Eickhof. Hulteng, Bird. Tarner. sKleven'
q minutes Apyeovsd-
Minutes of the meetings OF. July 9Th
and 18th. 1920. presented to the Council
Alderman Kelsey, seconded ~ Alderman
Bird; that the minutes b approved. .
urer's receipt for fees paid, presented
and read as follows: lttas
Harry J. Helps. plumber, fee 10. 90
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
by Alderman Kleyen. that licenses be
AA31d derm pty reported present:
3r!os Increase for Sidewalk ContraGtors.
communication and petitfcn1afrom
|Amundson and Kissing. city Sidewalk
s s~SSetFe essy eon atastas f that .' sisss sstt tss
prices on cement have advanced 50 high
that to be forced to construct sidewalks
!under this contract would meanta great
be granted a reasonable Increase per
square foot Of approximately Vi OF
that their contract be annulled and their
0ondenen released; presented, read;
Moved by Alderman Day. seconded by
Alderman Peterson, that this be!<re-
ferred to the Streets and Alley Commit
tee to report at next meeting Carried.
Joseph Hose Condemnation Award
IA petition from Joseph and Delphine
Rose stating that on Nov. g. 1898
through condemnation proceedings BY
the City Council they had been awarded
damages in the sum of $3.50 ands$35 re-
spectively for parts OF lots one and two,
Block hye Trails Addition, used as a
part Of First avenue, then called Fifth
avenue, and claiming that this money
never been received by them and
asking that payment be now made with
interest from said date. Mr.,Rose was
personally present and explained to- the
best OF his memory the reason for the
money not being received. Moved by
Alderman Kelsey, seconded by Alderman
Smith. that this be referred to the
Claims Committee and City Attorney for
report. Carried. .5R-
Ellis and Time Rolls, July, 1870.
The following bills and time roofs, all
0. KID by the heads Of the several de
partments and audited by the Auditing
Committee, presented, read.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council,
City of Grand Forks. N. b.
Gentlemen: herewith submit for
your consideration my report of the 4ex-
penses incurred in all the departments
for the month Of July, 1920, with bills
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GRAIN AM -PRoyIsoNs

Corn sympathized with wheat
strength. After opening / is to i
- higher. including September
$i.41 IL to $1.4S IA and, December
$1:2s to s1.27.. the market underwent
decline materially. but showed pow
Oats were firmee az a result Of the
action Of corn and wheat The mar
ket opened 5-S to Use up, September
u rs to Is Ia, fell back tempor-
army. and subsequently tended to
harden. :
Weakness In hog values acted as a
drag on provisions. Trade was slow
ana the market a little lower. A
Reports of crop damage IN Iowa
stimulated considerable buyinr. TIM
market closed nervous, l-s to 1s-s
cants net higher, with September 1.49
70 l;4s sss and December 1.2s "a
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q News
To Start
Matches Friday For
Club Championship,

Preliminary rounds for the club.
championship of the Grand Forks
Golf club will be played Friday aft
ernoon and evening with no handicap.
The matches will continue several
days and will decide the best golfer
Golfers are looking forward to the
club championship event with consid-.
cradle interest and q large number
are expected to turn out for the play.
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Mud Hens won Close one.

Toledo. O., Aug. 11.-Fox's single,
Lutzke's error and Hyatt's sacrifice
fly in the sixth scored the only run in.
the game, which Toledo won from
Milwaukee yesterday. s~trykeEjand Nc
Weeney were on ever terms, each
giving up five hits. The victory today
made a clean sweep of the series.
$50 r. H. e.
Milwaukee (. 900 900 900 s 1
Toledo ..... 900 001 1O0x-1 s 1
McWeeney and Castor; stryker
and MCNEIL. y s< t r>
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.GRAIN TABLE.
DID MOSQUITOES GIVE HONEY,

crank-.what's in those cages.
Hank ?nSs Ss
Hank-""I'm trying the Luther Bur-
bank stun On insects. You know that
wizard crost two spiny cactuses and
produced q Spineless cactus. I'm try
one end. with a mosquito which uses
the other. end. 8
Two weeks later Crank met Hank.
Well. Hank, how did you make
Hank. y swathed in lbandaxes,
mymbled: Rotten I produced beea
which sting At both ends aa
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lue LOS Another.

Indianapolis, Aug. 11.-Indianapo-
Lis wound up its present home stand
with a victory over Kansas City yes
terday, 5 to 2. The locals punched
their blows to better advantage than
the Blues. Jones was hit hard, but
good support prevented more scores.
In the third inning Rheig, playing left
field, threw out two men at the plate
en- line singles to his territory.
Kansas City DOL 900 100 Il 2
indianapolis -. 800 Dol 1Ox-5 IL 2
Hornstman, Songer and Sweeney;
Jones and Henline.
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AAvSl.SAOO
I South st. Paul, Mimi,
Hog. receipts 5000; IS
range $13.75 @15.0o; b1
1850. 4. !
Cattle receipts 1900;
ito weak: fat steers $6,50l
and heifers $5.50@13
steady, @14.00; 1
feeders slow, steady to \
.11.5o.
Sheep receipts 3.000;a
lower; sheep Csc lower
f@i1.00; wethers $4.09
$3.50 goo. 7 y
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Yesterday.
Minneapolis 4, Louisville 0.
Milwaukee o., Toledo;1.. g
indianapolis S, Kansas City 2, ~
st. Paul-Columbus postponed. rain.
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AMERICAN ASSN
Robertson Pitched Good Game

Louisville. KY, Aug. 11.-In de-
feating Louisville, 4 to 0, yesterday,
Pitcher Charles Robertson of Mime
apolis pitched almost a perfect game.
Kirk, who singled in the eighth, was
the only Louisville batter to reach
first base. The result divided evenly
a four-game series.
Minneapolis $50 oo1l 900 s Q
Louisville. 80. 900 900 1000 VI 2
Robertson and Mayer; lineup and
.Kocher.
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LIBERTY BONDs

New York, Aug, 11.-Prices at noon
today we're: 3 1-2'a, so.72;, first rs,
1910 bid; second Is. $40; frst
Z 1-4's, $500; second 4 LES, 1856;
third A ,1-4's,, 1852; fourth 1-4's,
1898: Victory 8 1-2's. $50; Victory
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A NEW USE FOR FIT.

lady who kept a little curly
odl lost her pet, and called on the
police to find it, The next day m
of The force came around with the
dog, very wet and dirty. The lady was
overjoyed. and asked a number Of
Hilly questions-ar1ong others:
Where did you find my sweet, dear
little darlfng?" -.
Why. ma,am." said the officer, "a
fellow had him tied to q pole and was
washing windows with him!,
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GRAIN n FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Aug. 11.-Flour un-
changed to SOC higher, In carload
lots, family patents quoted at $13.25
to 400 a barrel in 9S7pound cotton
sacks IN
Shipments 1855 barrels.
Bran $500. tt GA
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LdRERTY BONDS.

New York. Aug. 11.-closinE:
8 1-2's, $3.50; first As, $50 bid; sec
ond as, $40; first 4 Ifs $50;
second 4&1-4's. s4.44; third las.
N8S.40; fourth 4 las. S4.S4s Victory
3 3-4's. 1910; Victory 4 3-4's, 1856.
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CLUB STANDINGS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Cincinnati 3-13, Boston 4-10.
st. Louis S, Philadelphia 1.
Others postponed.
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Chicago. Aug. 11.-Pd
err receipts So cars: eaa
6.0U@6.25; Minnesota,
Missouri early ohioa 80
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Braves And Chamns Div,de.

6r0ve6 ANA hdn1p Divide.
Boston, Aug. 11.-Boston and Gin
cinnati divided a double header yes
terday, the home team winning the
first. 4 to 8, in IL innings, while the
visitors took the second, a free for all
AFFAIR, 10 to 10. Three pitchers were
used on both sides. Ruether was
elected from the first game for dis
putting decision on balls and strikes.
! Watson made 1t Ave straight VIC
tories in winning the first game.
First game:
Cincinnati 900. 900 oo1 oo-3. IL 2
Boston 80. 001 s010 Ole Oft 9 ~
Reuther. sallee and Wingo; Watson
and O'Neill.
Second game:
Cincinnati ...sso 2so ooo-13' '1s 2
Boston .......313 020 O10-10 IS L
Ring, Filler, Bresler and Wingo; Ru-
dolph. McQuillan. Oeschger and Cow
dy; O'Neill.
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EXPLODED WITH WRATH!
Freshman--'1 broke two beakers In
laboratory experiment."
Soph-''What did the professor
say? @g
FreshmanAnnHe made q retort."
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GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Minneapolis, Aug. 11.-Wheat. re-
ceipts 81 cars; compared with It's
cars q year ago.
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Philadelphia. Aug. 11.-Doak's fail
ure to cover first base on Williams
smash between Hornsby and Fournier
in the seventh robbed him Of a no hit
game in yesterdays S to 1 st. Louis
victory e Philadelphia. Hornsby
stopped the ball and could easily have
retired Williams at first base. III
st. Louis .....oo1s oo3 oo1-5 10. o
Philadelphia 1000 900 1901 1 /
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Total bills for July ....$15,313.37
~ h9y sar BY Alderman Kelsey, seconded
time rolls as read be allowed and the
City Auditor be and he is hereby au-
thorized to issue warrants m the proper
f funds ,n IN, p.yment a, 81 same. On oil call
Smith,, Kelsey, Veitch. Davidson. IA.
neen.. Grifriths, Eickhof, Huiteng. Day,
Bird; Turner, Kleven, Pederson.-1s.
onlcses Monthly Reports.
The following monthly reports of Off,
esrs: .presentsl; read: city Auditors
. .So%ins re sss;ass e & IL essh CITY aS h Tssssa xgr
l. Monthly report Of the Police Magis-
trate showing sos collected in fines re-
lected for weighing. report Of Supt 81
City Abattoir showing s22o.5o charges
gineer showing s71.25 collected for sign
port Of the snpt. Of Waterwors. showing
31,s52.oI5 gallons Of raw water pumped
and cater rent collections Of 3k27s:45:
1880. and 1850 collected for ONE
empty gas cylinder. also s143.ao collect.
ed for meters n meter repairs:
Supervisor Of Filter Report.
To His Honor the Mayor ana Member
OF the City Council: ~ =
Gentlemen: The following is the re.
port OF the Chemical and bacteriolorica
ex y. NJ Of the raw M Uttered wa
month ending July 81. 1920:
Raw. Water. Filtered Water.
Bacterial count. Bacterial count
Ay Esa Average.
b. Coli. b. Colt
Present. Absent. Present. Absent
Nrietenes 81 f,tr.t,en, ss.7x. s7x
No B. coli present in the Uttered wa.
moved. Total hardnes removed. 4oes
The above examinations Indicate that
the water Of the City Filtration Plant ID
Of q moderate degree of hardness and Of
Respecdtfully submitted.
SAMUEL CLAMAN.
fsg Bacteriologist n Chemist.
An1 ana Cream nspors 10
TO his Honor the Mayor and Member.
Of the City Council:
Gentlemen: The following is the II
FOR the month ending July 81, 1890:
Name. E.amination. N.
1n 8; aa5t B s1s1s 5lss.;; ::
New York Restaurant tAbbeyl... ..s.s,
9 Purity Shop fRyan}.......2.8
.Abeyy Dairy Farm
July 2 2...192O:
Stuart (Wood's)
Huseby fCummings)s 4.
Dryden ,fKruegers)f 81
July %. 1890: -
MeWalter Cotton 4 wiider5 ~
Wilson abbey -.
July ~. 1880: ~ ~ !.
Dryden fKrueger,s) ~.
$Geist (HAnsonJ ~. ......F
Abbey (Lampert) .... q. ...
Ss i R-..p.etiaii,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Washington 8, Chicago 4.
Boston 4, St, Louis 6.
Others postponed.
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NEW YORK.


New York, Aug. s11.-Hope Of an:
early Improvement in credit condi-
stions and steps taken to provide
further shnancing for the Maxwell.
Motor company Influenced more gem
eral buying. In the stock market this
morning Speculative sentiment.
ssemed more hopeful and was re-
flected in q steady absorption OF the
favorite issues. Gains OF one.ssto two
points 9 general. Delaware M
Lackawanna advanced dvas United
Frlit -FOUR and a. hall. Cuban-Amert-
can sugar and Atlantic Gulf 9 M
Mexican Petroleum, Genera Electric,
p Steel and Maxwell Motors =
Points 4 NationaI Anime made asud-
zen crop I nve points put was sup,
sp0rtea atersE While aGui states Steel
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SAFETY FIRST.

FlfGSI. 5s4
Auto ansfdemonstrating new
err to- lady)-""You had better not
touch that sspark-plug. II will shock
you j
LAdy-Then + guess you had bet
ter put shock-absorbefsson my CARP
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49, ,t.5s.s. GlLN
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open. High,

SPSAOAAs SFSAs i
wheat
Dec. ..2.40 2.40h !.
March Pal 2.43 u :
Corn aM
Sept. 1.lSlt 1.49M
Dec. LIS v1.27
Oats
Sept. 4. ..74M .73A
Dec. .7issT IA
Pork Mssss
Sept. ...:
OCl. ! slss $3.50 $3.50 z
Sept. ~. 1887
Ribs
Sept. 80. $500 1881
Oct. $50. 1870
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sox Beat senators.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Jose AcostA,
W~ashington's recruit pitcher. made{a
mistake in pitching to Joe Jackson In
the 10th yesterday and Jackson singled
and sent Weaver. who had doubled
before him, home with the run which
gave Chicago a A to 8 victory, the
the third straight game from the visi-
tors.
Washington. 900 900 100 o--3 5
Chicago ~. 100 101 900 IL ~
Acosta and Charity; Faber and
Schalk. f
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CASH SALES.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-WheI
red, $2.53@2:54; No. 8 RI
i2.54. y
Corn, No. 2 mixed 31.5i
Oats, No. white, ITO
8 white "a 3-4@77 1-2.
Rye, No. 3, $2.06.
Barley
Timothy seed $8o0@11.
seed .$25. 90.
Pork nominal; lard 5.
$14.75 @16.0O,
a.. LIVE STO0
Chicago, Aug. IL"
5000: opening fat light
weights steady; good
strong; heavy beeves an
grassers slow: quality plail
$16.S5;b bulk. good and q
SIS. 0o@f6.50: grass cat
$9.50@14..75: good COWS 5!
Gamers $4.35@4s7S; ste
tween grades she stock, I,
er; good bulls 2hc hxghel
90; calves strong:
and choice vealers 81
stockers strong.
Hog receipts 1900;
lower than yesterdays Al
|off most: early top $685.
and butchers $14.85@1
packing sows $13.75@143
lower.
Sheep receipts $4,000:
fat lambss25c lower: bids
ern off more; top native Y
bulk $12.50@ 1S.50S sh
bulk fat ewes $7.66@S
lambs CSC higher: bulk
9tlEge.N= N.tH-- 49,. THI tHHN. aA- ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
sislr Made 18th Homer.

St. Louis, Aug. 11.-Timely extra
base hitting by Williams, Smith, To-
bin and Sisler enabled st. Louis to
win yesterdays game from Boston, 6
to 4. Sisler got his third home run in
three days and his sixteenth of the
season. with Gerber on base in the
seventh inning.
Boston ...... 100 10l020-4 z 2
st. Louis 49,. 10 200 2Ox-6 IL 2
Bush, Karr and Walters, Schang;
LYNCH and SEVERED. Af
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'''Ae Mot.i 1sstaura.tss.
DacotAh-DacotAhP Hotel. }1
Observation-Disclosures Hotel.
Arlinston-12s s.. 5th st.
columha-s2! DeMers Ave.
s Mcceilant-16 International.
1mperia-Cor. eth and Demers;
8.g Respectfully submitted.
s EMMAEE KOCH. r. N.
~ Food INSPECTOR.
Monies collected with Treasurer's re
Eceipts attached as read: Moved by
alderman Day. seconded by Alderman
ceived and fled. Carried.
Ho1Gers Ave. Brtdge Repair.
City Engineer Giles addressed the City
GSeni 1.k sl1. With e rsfer sssss to rspi.nk,ns
and freblockinE the DeMers Avenue
Bridge, which he estimated to cost-.ep.
proxfmately $500, as the bridge wa
Alderman Kelsey. seconded BY Alderman
Tickhof. that this be referred to thu
Bridge Committee ard City Engineer tt
e com aeCs wi Nth e., th tse i fo'Yowsna alder =
mon voted Aye: Smith: Kelsey yettch
Davidson, Kaneen. Gritfiths. E,ckhof
Hultens. Day. Bird, Turner. Kieven
undes aaAfImpFovs Dalsnos % Eddnor,
Alderman Kelsey of the Street mt
StCOmln1tte0 r0pofted that Lnf0uGK
their instructions the City Street Com
missioner had cindered and prepared, tn
Skidmofe avenue roed from North Thirt
street I the Fair Grounds in time fol
thosFait and the improvement was ade'
cided success and sukgested the balance
OF the road from Fair Grounds west Il
Coaufabia Road past h cemetery b
treated likewise.
Moved by Alderman-Bay. seconded b.
Aldef1han. Peterson. that this proposet
Improvement sof9the road mentfoped b
conspieted under the direction 6f tK4
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thy of the entire community in their
hour Of bereavement. /.
Henry Ford, the we'll known man
ufacturer of "'Henrys" has begun to
bring the tears from profiteers by
announcing that his "car" has taken
an average drop of $l42 per car,
bringing them practically down to
pre-war prices. Mr.. Ford says 1t Is
one way to bring forth the stored
parts in the country, and restore the
good pre-war conditions. =
The fine rain recently has done
wonders. to promote the growth of
late seeded rye and keep the grasses
green and in fine shape for pastur-
ing.
John and Victor Bexell have re-
Gently installed "a fine outfit OF fix
lures in their confectionery and, pool
hall on Main street. 1t makes their
place neat, coy and up to date.
= King Carlyle, who has been assist.
ing J. D. Kretser at the 500 depot
left few days ago for Enderlin, N
d., where he will do operating work
for the same line: So
Tom Ollestad, one of Sinclair
townships pioneer farmers ha:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
SWEET KATHLEEN BIDS
), -. : 10 MS ADIEU TONIGHT

Z IL One of the emost beautiful scenes
ever presented in motion pictures anu
one which has occasioned much raw
orabIe comment. is seen in Kathleen
Mayourne Gen." the William Fox spe-
cial production which tonight ends
It's run at the Rex theatre. me scene
In question is that in which terrence
is coming to the rescue of his sweet.
heart, Kathleen-played by Ih Inc Ia
Bara. r. -sg.>,<: .. 1....>.-.,-,
In his mad rush to save the girl,
Terence literally climbs up the race
of beautiful cascade .clinging with
hare hands andsfeet to the rocks MADE
dangerously slippery by the rushing
waters and ignoring the torrent
which pours over him. The feat OF
daring is noteworthy in itself; but IN
It's beautiful setting it wins almost
as many gasps of appreciation as ! y
does apprehension. ~.
"Kathleen Mavourneen" owes It's
success to the. fact that it is a real
Irish play, most artistically and elaD-
prately produced.
Theda Bara has made new friends
by her impersonation OF the sweet
Irish colleen: while Raymond Mckee
at Terence, Marc McDermott as the
squire, and Edward O'Connor as
Kathleen's father, have contributed
much to the success. !,
Not only is the picture faithful
portrayal of Irish life, but it visual
ICES the sweetest Irish love song ever
written.