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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Ialr so-Aug, Reunion carnar yn-
p1as II 9ucd WI Hgzne 5sncxssw
Jay ss-s2-.2EEal Daruks tA.r ~
EHx1un n Kate Douglas vIgx1n's
lA1g- 2-4-Bala Censeunsa- weak
A7g- @-o-AErrz7 nesting " NA.0s
1sfeS5ss1..ac AAsacsnt1Gn q. PurtannG
A4S - The 10Th annual reunion
Lem Me Rag Aakn & cArnr 1rixn.
long 1s.anG- Portland
A-1g- .-s-Frr3EzUuts FaHsv Cnmp-
Aag. --s1ase Centennial -eses1rafaen.
-aoma<ssxn
Aug s-24-MA.ns SCnoel If aesagssus
Ez1uczr1un- P---zf1eia
Aug FIRST kaARe Eanvy F3asG A.
UIe--r reunion Gardiner
AlE. 1h-A1luR1 Reunion af -11A -
Aeg- ASSN 81 -stse lsEeve- -AaDur1-
A1g. 1e-4e-Summe- scnual II <:sEs1an-
SNIP 1I wunssa- ~ H&sD Cas,swA
Ang- s-14-The skta annual reunion af
the Isl Northern Maine HsEsmsnI
4ag, 11-w-hlrnur- family r-unssn.
E5ackspur-
Aae I1-Ssaris family reunion. chsa-
Aag I1-ls-Ths 4sss aauua, raj aazl
tn me z--A Ne v1ik a G. A h
hA.- aAnger
the Ista Me- Reg, sasn- ~ wsssF-
! vile
1 AuE- I2ss-Asverr cn-npm~~szng, Me
GAa-zc FALLS
Aas New England shrine Field
cav NJ Newport r. L
AaE 1S-.a Methodist EpzEcnps.
canP-nesrsng. Empire grove Pe-
land
AaE. 1--CerfennlEl celebration Of
town " Chelsea
A2g. 1--kszuesec Farm gszrasu US md
t.urnnnas Field DRY Island PARK.
Aag FIRST Me EsRvv ARTILLERY
Assn reunion az Hanpaan.
{ yr--fy-r1lP
u1lGn.
AaE 1E-Pieras c2-a42F rsunsen 81
Island Dark
Aag -H-t-ii~.r Ell Scnuol Assecia-
non reunion. GA-lRnu-
AnE. 2a--FieId aRy NJ Auburn nsn
: hA-@a airy al A.as4f-as. a-sa r@a- ct1ufs-
u@ FA-n Bureaus and BOYS AMI
t=1rix Gibbs
AaE 20 90 ~ Methodist Eprscupa.
GArngsBestinE, East Liver,ncr- camp
grounds.
Aug. sg-sn-Kannebec Valley Camp.
messing al H3c7nunC
Aug 91--a1eHras1un u Mime Csnten-
MA, =cG1r Portland
aug .--2S-Maine Stz-s tennis cham.
Tlurst1-p rJurnRfnent II squirrel
-SiRlu.
aug e2-Malne Faarmsceut1cRi aar
special rDeet4ng. Augusta
AIS. 25--hs sSSa a-ssus- reunion VI
me eth Ne af East vassAIbora.
NaTH-vilIe
sept i-s-AnnuRl meeting Maine
Pharmaceutical Assn. NJ Prcat .
Week.
seps. 1-s-Aaalne DragE,ssE' A#HsrsassaI.
sept. s-t-Canvenrzcn !. ne = N. =. l.
A1u J Y 4. A llama
sept g -aopr CEy}-StaTe meeting
IF RsIsas Letter. Carriers Assocts-
non. 4aRSFR
sept b-L-ADQr Gay
sept s-Na-Hrvtlle, augusta Bath
lewiston RDC auburn ax,rAi-y EluuE
Field dar a. Etalgr'sae .slks.
sept s-L3aG3ir CHUHET o & 8 A.
soCIECan. anEua4 meeting, Buuta5As
SA-Su-.
Sept ls-etzte e,sGtius-
sept. -=1s-EuE4a reifcs u EcyernurA
sspt Is-l7-AainA State TAR At Levin
ton
SEPT -5--s-rhe s-tn 4anua! reunion
T. -rtle I'M ne Wis H. Q. A z
q. the 15tn Name Regime q;
Sept. TIE "a Ne Reg ASST. -.
auiun d: Earnpden.
sent II Maine Press Association :
Alnukl n-tlnE n AAaEur.
sept %1--2 = s-Atf C9nvent10n d
sept. @S-3e-Kar1nsbec County Ear a;
E1aa d-e4d.
Sept m-.OrI l-s-Muair Fsti~a, a. Ban
Oct !. anu s-MuEis FESTIVAL e. Psr4-
lh1d
Oct ---NA4ne STATE conferences Of -
az welfare AZ 1iase ASass az uBra
ops- S-a-Ma.ne eacners AssucsRlun
annaa, meeting. Bangor.
E8v 2-fSrssi asur1Eaa election
Wow. 1b-1s-Na.3nnhl Grange n NJ
cha1ics ha4l, Esossan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Seoul, n srea- JUfy N By ne A.
socIaIed Press Seven EoreAas
carving bombs, were arrested raeav
charged WIN Irf~nriun - assasnra.s
officials and Destroy public snildfnss
Of1csa- ascrees issued TODAY create
provincial. municipal and village ad-
rrso-v councils for Korea THIS II
said IN pclst3cni CIRCLES - De a pre-
hn1naEy step toward SELF govern
tent FOR The Koreans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
MAIL FLIER NO. 8
REACHES CHICAGO

Chicago -aIv 5p-Manaplane Na :.
which lGf- Cleveland * = NJ
T1GaT N the secgnd az n ne T1ans-
C0r1neEJa. aar1a' ma. +flgt1-. reached
mere a. AZ IA ranlrat -hlcacv
GaT .E1- 50 vinE ---e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Sea car.si-'s wsde~ -anss ss.f

~. = ~ jay 10 ~ g'-.. Au-a
or V5ccTs OF sea capt2s I.
ga ae-se-: al her nome here 70
she 1ac been lf,-irg alone
s. -'r 1asbA-ds death n years
sc err 2 acre fer a grand
oui The police refused %
-. e - rnrTenry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
BOSTON
E-.Ad -tFr EaaG-rx n gtA.

EE--ht IT EenG-FE n FIN
T-..lr2so ....-.-...8 q q . o q 0 -
S"s,or -.....-..--.a : .91B
--o-oEsH E:-E-Dea-. F=irk aa-ar-
1T PuweE. -h-ee-nase n1-p-Raber--
Eur 2cca G3la1. St1Ien aas,-s--ru,E.
As--c'-i.-e. PICK . SaC-lficss--.3Neil
=. EaIea Acc glllan .. Double ulHws-
1sc~cI..A1 - NarasT-1I.e Il E4alke.
5osckAl - Enlka Left IN Dase.-Cni-
earc Session 3 Ease m ha4ls--or
5e,sc----- :, of Carter :. u MeCuiiin-
. E.ts-3E Esn5-vz n =. az Car. Hr,
= y = Sr-zck 'out-Fr Eznd-vz =. h--
a:-tFr =, by &ccaullsan : 7vIld T.ftrt,-
=Hna-~x Pssse6 haal-Kll.ses- Lx-
NJ 7'taae--EsnGry-- Tfnal-H. Ear.
Enc Z.or--s1n -t.ne ut game. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

The pastor NJ the First Reformed
Church AZ Lebanon Penn a4s 5usK
handed red ruse n the RrDe Dry
service 70 Miss Florence ". Nish af
The seventh generation N lfne from
the danor Of the church gruunds- VINO
made the R-ff On cnndsfson of -
payment nf a r~6 ruse annually %
rs deseendanrs forever, r aemzna0a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
EASTERN LEAGE

6ruEepcr-- : TEe-,.esr4-- e. .-n ~.
n3ngs
r7a,-ftf-i : View Eavan
Springfield &. Albany I 81 game
-A4HsrF : Springfield Ed game
Waterbury . plf-vfela
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
BRAVE IN EASY
WIN OVER CUBS IL

-tastau JAZZ Gfi.--A ctg4.Dsss had
r. u 4uur nl1z TODAY and Bus
-rr -ar s-t1p as<tcu-rv n winning -
80 cIoslsE game IF ne series
mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

S-ooE.~-1. N 2 Ja.v 3e.-ctr c;n-
IL. made II three ovt Of four r-uu
s~onk.y1 n re series w-ich ended
1oca- ~ winning the last rang. =
= 2 Score
Cincinnati 6d1eI. 007-1- - :
Srouk.va 49, 90 900 @ & !
E2s- snd Tiaro- Mamsux Ma
-aa~z Mitchell a7d E-fiu1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
DOUBLE MURDER

and 4 hRsE distant. where he eourht
eHrT-1trss
Lase Lh,s af.a,-neuu ne appeared
again al -he Higgins home E1s -5fs
and her mother anu me W. children
we-e there while Ms LHPrIr-'s fan. -
Was working n he wapds Some Is
ssauE awsv The hr-1e ty-v was IN
s5ls-.s, aescrsii,s -uf1srur7tl- 4uet What
1eliawAd. Bst sa3a That MS fa-hzr nad
st1uf eas two women
~fe's s-sther discovers Crime
The murders weTa discovered ay-
Mrs.. LaP5in4E Hrutnsr F~nd aEE4as
when ne argrs gHs5 ne house shortly
HftarwHr5 and saw his sister staErzr-
-nE thruussl re aanryard He Jumped
and died 4 minute later witrru1 mas
lnE a-r statement Higgins Hntsrad
The Mouse aad found his r1u-he-'s naev-
lTinE on the 1uer II 1er seti--uur-l.
Ms Higgins. who had been confined
q her bed. wac shut through me ners
The bullet winch killed Ms LaPefn-
had uHssed through n. JAZZ
SeerST ar Na~se-er
Higgins a. anre notified he author
les A. the sa-r1e time MS father
returned arc sHld thai 1e had seen
4 man running --crn re house. Sheriff
Fad 4 H-Hfh gathered d posse whsca
searched he aei gh f1orrnat
Fuur hours litter LHfsoin- came mn
II 1hs WOODS 1HAr the =. 7rarrnarH =s-.--
ASrnFsrs ~ ne pusse ar-eE3 I'D hs+~
There LsPtTi11 mating no -asista7re
re was srtgrttt n the 5s51 s=rs ana
WI NJ gwen q hearing tomorrow
--aE5tr1. WIS ant Questioned -s.T, sA=
regarding The shooting Els a71v -
marx n the -sn wha a--eef=t7 s4r,
was an MUIR where RS Va aDa
chlld~En ws-H
-Rf1e1T11 Is 81 TeR-s 5ld mt AIH v-4=
was q M~s = gyms va = r..-S -is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Chicago. july M.-Charies f7al-
Iocner. snor-sf0p WIKI the Chicago
Nationals was operated on here to
CAV tor appendicitis ne VIII prob
ably not return 10 the game for a
month or SIX weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

business mal n Landon. vino
subscribed for q United States mag
aztne devoted 70 the prarnouon If
efficiency n business writing his lei
rsr on paper headed " ni1sha.l. :
w" saFs the letter Of ackapwl edge
merit ana the copies II ne raazaz1ne
ne has received hive al been ad-
dressed whitehall. T.ondpn =x,,,r-
Wales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Smith Speaker Walters Three
base hleE-Devianev SIsien Bases
Narhsra1 ss. Johnston. SacrtSces-
Chapman. Double 7iays-F asrer
Scor- and McI1nls- McI1nls. X alters
and NcInnls Left On hasas-FustSr
g Cle-sland { Base CT naIiE-3r
Bush Z: Dswt-rev . Caldwell 3 Fits
Off Busr n innings. Of De
rznev n :. Fit III sItcher-Er
Bush fFsz-H-er1 Struck ru+-BT
Bush / 5ssing HItcher-8ueh Tn
r51-es-Diaser and Owens -trne %
game 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
RACING INTEREST
HOLDS UP N
COLUMBUS MEET

Coiu-n BUS, O., JG.y se-InIer-s1 =
me midsummer rare meet here WINS
maintained an "a the very lAG 1Av.
another exc-iAenr crrwa being yrH-
nj RaG ane That broke AL r~carcs
fnr geI-away 1ay program Mor-
nan & gan WERE entertained Nv me
our sUer-s ~ wnich ne se-arure v1n
ne % pace pTncess Mary vun Z
~Rsals II a aarns-sr-Htr.h w0en T1em-
L1g called On Der % pass Baroness
EdEeuood. who was pace maker
each 11llE u1T1l me sFven-efgh-s p-te
was reached Tne seczne mile IN
: 20 - was n n--~ -scure fx,r me Can
adlaa Mare
ia PACE. SECCyT DIVISION,
-HREE HEATS PURSE x.M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Springfield, Mass. July 31.-rxnnr
Springfield Pennies rn1s sasrnsun IN
the seunnu game ~ a 1ousie nnaer
established a new EAs tern LnRue
record fur IN Irnes0cr. csner than q
arE nasrsnan. when he scceptsd IT
cnancas without An sF-ur Re Ind 10
ASSISTS sna seven purru1s.
James Mccoy n ReddlnE. Calf
GOT q Aock az hens and turned them
lcnse N his back yard formerly part
Of the osd soau as9Ensx In three
DAYS rhe chickens scratched NJ S1Be
w~rrn az a0id nnswrrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
White Sex s. Mackmen )

Chicago. July SH-ATnos StrEnk. re-
gently obtained 5- Chicago from F,liI-
adelpn2a via IRE waiver route todHy
turned IRE trsrk against his <arrner
u=annAss. by driving IN the -un n
me Iath irninE which gave me locals
% 3 vscrorv. st-unk played Ief-
fed because q .JHcRspns lRmeness
The scars-
Philadelphia aa c1nae e-5-1D-z
Chicago aa0-s1 b1-s-1e-2
Tav1ur End Perkins; Tabsr and
SchaIk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

SOLD II
JOHN COT CHIN. Druggist /. Water ST. Augusta
PARTRIDGE's ORIG STORE. $40 Water st. Augusta
". T. QUINN. Druggist Halo wei Maine
". 4. BTBEER- Druggist. Richmond. Name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Time -2-os 1-e- @1E--2; eU-s-4
~ l..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11

University of California, the Unlver-
sity 3of Southern :, California and
Washington and oregon Agricultural
seem to be the outstanding teams OF
their respective sections.
But the general situation is far
from clear for Stanford and the
southern branch Of the University OF
California have big squads out and
dopesters almost without exception
regard them as mysterious elements.
Stanford came back to the American
game and the inner circles OF collie
gate sport last year after prolonging
al Irritation with Rugby and then
quarrelfng with the University of
California over the question OF per-
hitting freshmen to play. Last year
her showing was bit sorry. But
this year Stanford is viewed" with
alarm" by numerous gridiron seers.
The University of California south
ern branch in Los Angeles boosts an
enrolment of $500 and with Harry
Trotter as coach, is promising to put
some exotic seasoning into the coast
football pudding.
In the Pacific northwest Washing
ton State and the University OF
washington have strong back fields,
while the Oregon Aggies are concen-
trating on the development of line,
feeling that their backs are in class
with any. "'t
The University of Oregon team
which fought Harvard to a stand
still in the East-West game on New
Years day at Pasadena, will be weak
ened considerably this year by the
loss Of many: of its veterans. Coach
Shy Huntington, is about all there
is of last years machine.
The University of California is
conceded things pretty much its own
way In northern California, unless
Stanford carries out its threat to
spoil the dope sheet 49,.
Southern California is backing the
of Southern California to
beat the University Of California and
represent the west in the East-West
game at Pasadena. The Methodists
have many 'of their last years men
back on the squad. JtPomona's team
IS virtually the same as last year
light and speedy. Occidental Is adj
mittedIy weak.
Two important intersectional
games are scheduled, both with
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
S0VIETS FAILURE IN
RUSSIA DAUNTS REDS
BY Carl D. Groat
'IInited Press COrreSpOndent)

(UnlLCu fEeSS SOIIcSpoHucHtJ
Bertha. 4CBy .MaiD.-Radicalis
has had q severe setback in Germany.
This. setback to radicalism has re-
suited from campaign Of education
over the true situation in Russia
brought back by the more conserva-
tive Of the German socialist dele
gates to the Moscow conference.
They have shown that Russia is no
working mans paradise. BY concrete
evidence, they have convinced many
German radicals that sovietism and
Bolshevism are not the cure-all they
once believed. They have shown how
a group of German workers who went
to. Russia. under .misapprehensions
have now nothing but disillusiOn-
ment and ome-sickness.
They have been ill-treated, and are
nearly starved And, this story has
left its imprint on the German work.
er. 1t Is destined to lead to split
in the independent socialist party at
its October convention. when the
communists will go into one group
and the more conservatives into an
other, ,
~. On the other hand, the reactionar-
les are active and becoming more uni
fed. An organization with the title
''Orgesch" Organization Escherich)
has been formed with branches over
the whole land, whose purpose is to
keep intact the EinwOhnerwohr
though not under that name.
y This body has hidden it's arms, and
proposes to hang on to them. In
case OF need, the old EinwOhner-
wehr members would be called out
but as Orgesch men. Included in this
group are landowners. factory own
ers, and in general the reactionary
elements of the community. 1t is
particularly strong in East Prussia
among the Junkers; and has strong
standing q. in Bavaria, Pommerania,
and other places where the opposi.
tion to disarmament is strong.
The possibility OF "Putsch" from
this direction Is ever present.
I Naturally, too, there is always q
chance of the communists starting
something. But the split in the in
dependent ranks and the repulse o.
the red Russian brothers has work
ed as a cold dOuche upon the hot
heads who want to do some NOR,
world-revoluting In Germany.
= The main danger from the left
side lies in the prospect OF much un
employment during the winter. Hun
ger and worklessness may cause al
j upset of serious proportions, but a
the moment the prospects for reddish
/, and bloodshed have been considerab
. ~ reduced.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
PACIFIC COAST HAS
STRONG GRID LINEUP
American Football ON Coast
Comes Into Its Own
Again at Last
Omitted Press Correspondent

Omitted Press Correspondent
San Francisco, Oct lit looks
like tough year for pigs. =
There will have to be heap o.
them slaughtered, for Pacific Coast
bootballers are going to kick more
pigskins around the gridiron this
year than in many year past.
American football on the coast fin
ally has come into its own once more
after surviving the combined attacks
of the war and the importation of
the Rugby game. Colleges from Can
ada to Mexico have launched the sea-
son with full schedules and with
coaches and hackers loudly proclaim
ing that they have the. real stuff.
What's more the general public is
taking heed, and listening, with the
result that there Is more football in
terest in the west than there has
been for a decade.
With the season just opening the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
Soldier cashed a. a Note.

A. soldier presented himself Mt the
commonwealth treasury, Melbourne.
and said: II am ego note
and want to be cashed." He stated
.that he had swallowed the note at
Fleurba.x when he expected to be cap
tured. He remembered the number,
ard The note in question turned out to
be tie only one missing from a par
t!cular issue which had been recalled.
The man was given a new note.-Cen'
tre! News.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
The Greatest Cotton Sheds.

The largest cotton storage sheds in
tho world are being erected at Hull,
England. These accommodate $4,000
bales at one time under ideal condi-
lions. There are allfacilities for in
spection of the cotton in the best light
and also for removing any particular
bales regardless of their position in
tho pile. This is done by a remark
able piece of mechanism recently in
vo"trG.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11

northwestern teams representing the
coaste. in addition to- the Pasadena
classic New Years Day. Washington
State will play Nebraska at Lincoln
on November rs and Dartmouth Will
play the University Of Washington
at Seattle November 81.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION ri /
SPENDS ACTIVE SUNDAY

s. The Ordahl Young Peoples society
held very well attended meeting in
the church in FROM township yes
.terday afternoon. More than one
hundred were out, to hear the pro-
gram Of music and addresses.
At the close of the service was
demonstrated in a most effective
manner the high esteem with which
i Rev. and Mrs. Gfambo are regarded
sby the people of the, Ordahl commun-
sity. 2 It seems that both Rev. and
Mrs. Grambo have suffered operations
lat Rochester this last month and in q
most neighborly way the Ordahl peo-
pie arranged to share in their pastors
problems. To this end purse of $128
was made up and yesterday afternoon
was presented to them. The surprise
and happiness Of Rev. and Mrs.
Grambo was complete though they
were quite overcome for the mo-
sment. The presentation was made
by w. S. Cummings, union mission
airy, and Rev. Grambo thanked the
audience and friends most heartily.
During the afternoon both Rev.
}Grambo and Mr.. Cummings gave adj
dresses. A lunch closed the services.
Yesterday the FROM Union Sunday
school and the Rosby Union Sunday
school held most interesting meetings
with Mr.. Cummings, the union mis-
sionary. In both Sunday schools the
standard of methods was discussed
and adapted and sand trays were put
in operation with the junior classes.
Through the kindness of Chris
Huirin the Rosby Union Sunday
school was able to meet in the cabin
above town. This building was
cleaned thoroughly and seats and a
stove were provided. Next Sunday
morning, Rev. Grambo will visit the
F'rohn Union Sunday school.
A most interesting service was
held last night at the Woodland
school house east of Lake Plantag-
anet.,. An audience which filled the
school house gathered to hear the
sermon by w. S. Cummings, mission
airy of the American Sunday school
union.
p. AT the close of the services it was
unanimously voted to organize the
Plantaganet Union Sunday school
which will meet each Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock. Luke Taylor
was elected superintendent; Miss
Dorothy Jarchow, secretary, and
Chris Hanson, treasurer.
; At the meeting next Sunday after
noon full corps Of teachers will be
selected and at least four classes
arranged. A sand table is soon to
be installed there as an effective
means of Bible study.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
TWO OFFICERS KILLED - 70.
,.-.- AND FOUR WOUNDED
nv United Press)

Dublin. Oct. 11.--Wi.h Chm Fem
attacks, on all motoraries renewed.
ireland today frrth"-ed po1'co re-
prisals. Two officers were killed and
four wounded. Fjrht @oldi"~A were
reported missing alter the blowing up
OF the motorary near Castle Rea,
County Roscomon..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-11
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ADDITIONAL WANT ADS.

WANTED TO RENT-Small farm
near Bemidji with at least Is acres
under cultivation, for 1921. Adj
dress Edward L. Willscott, general
delivery, Aberdeen, S. D. 4t1O-14
FOR RENT-Furnished m Q ern
room. Gentleman preferred. ,515
Bemidji ave. 1O-l1tf
FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call
1881. 3tlO-l3
FOR SALE Call 1881.
: 3t1O-t3
WANTED-Girls for laundry work.
Bemidji Steam Laundry. 3d1O-13
THE PIONEER WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS i
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Office Of Register Of Deeds, Bel
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State of Minnesota, County OF De'-
On this soth day Of September
1920, personally appeared before na'tr me;
a notary public in ana ZOE p nI e.
W. Jewett, E. A. Barker and George
Fort POI to me known to be the persons
named am in and who executed the fore
Going Certificate Of Incorporation
and each acknowledged that ne exc ,
cuted the same as his free act ana
deed, for the uses and purposes
'''e E.. McMAHAN,
fSean Notary Public,
Beltrami County, Mimi.
NV commission expires Sept. ~
9098S.
Office Of Register of Deeds, Bel
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FINE WEATHER FOR II
SIXTH GAME TOMORROW

Cleveland, Oct. 1.-THE weather
forecast, for the sixth game of the
world series was fair and continued
warm. 3 ; - -
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State of Minnesota, Department of
State.
= hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed for record in
this office on the 4th day of October,
A. D. 1920, at g. o'clock a. M, and
was duly recorded in in Book ia of
interpretations, on page 678.
(Seal) JULIUS A. SCHMAHL,
2d10-11-12 Secretary of State.
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trami County, MINI.
i hereby certify that this instru-
ment was filed in this office for
record on the 9TH day of October,
A.. D. 1920, at 9 o'clock a. M, and
was duly recorded in Book 18 of
Miscellaneous, on page A.. - !,
C.. O.: MOON,
(SeaD Register of Deeds,
- II. u.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK.

Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; market,
generally steady. =
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market,
Csc higher.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market,
Lambs 25c lower, sheep steady.