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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
&iiim femsat jaloistaii

@ltinailesia Ssroelin faniosio
eli blirsfos noinen nimelt1Gn Sam
ma, ioIla ei ollut lnsto. San rufoir
Ii Sitmolao ia ianoi: sos limo
iuot minrIIe eiifoiien, faspatan
.bGnet iinulle." <foufien Serro
full ia t1ptti pppnnon.
Sppin lpGbGn tGnG aifana oiots
telemme ettG meibGn lapientme on
labjoia SiimoInlta, jotfa SGn on
nellie antaniit. @rnane aiattele ct
til iosfiis San ottaa ndm1t labiana
ia tufoiiin, tiff fun me emme ole
felpolIiiio boitomaan beit1. &enties
SGn ontoa beioGt meilIe main nd-
buff aifaa, ia tiff fun SGn rofas>
toa beitG min palion, ottoa San
9eioGt meiltG pois. Sos me oIemme
t1ptt1neet tebt1ip1mane, ioomme ia
noa: Sierra, NINA AMMAN tafaiiin
iinun Iabiaii. 3iitoS ettd olen ioo,
mt iini,lle ne fo1tnistaa".
Tuutorburi pitd1 bioIen pitfu
toimesto min fniion fiin iiit1 fass
moo pun, iofa fantoa ritniam be.
oelmdn. Miitta t1sfd toimesia Ell os
Ie iitG oIentsta, mif6 iiind toimes
ia, ionfa faiffiipoItias priitorbiiri
nntaa iidn ia dioin boioettopofii.
Sos iin6 ct riiofi fen toimen fieIita,
min pun fospoo ilmon bpm6G be-
oel1nGG. &enties foot footo fotfes
ronmofuiiid beoeImi6 torbastoii ia
wiioiien tpO on nennDt bliffoon II.
nulto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
Haa,palin tpiperi
2iri. s. 9rocfes

2iife Dafnefnoullo oil t1nGdn
Wilfusto. @Onet oiOimat filpanfin.
&otii oil iaettu eri oiiin. Solfamie-
biIIG oil omo f~6ptdipdnid, iamoin
rotiostaiiIa ia paiiniiilIo. Std
patti oil i~ofoiielIa tie.oiaIla erifs
ieen maratiit paifat tulemiIIe ia me
neipine. @atnIat oibot oIifpot croft
tolnosIa nGitd monia. teitd toiiiss
foam ia m~dar6ttpien wGIimotfoien
pdGsi6 of fiinapatiaito. 2iife iat-
FIJI pbdti loppumotto. 9ummaIIo<
fin puoIen tietd oil ~founiito MIR
mifoitu, joiIlo foswoi talftnio ia
pIotooneio. 2rfuiiisio miinifopnnos
ten peittGmisiG biimiloisia oil tors
iona matfomiebeIIe miinid ia terme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

ipoGnest1ii, ionoia: Minin ipoG>
meni niattelee fai1niin lalllifi, mi
nj peiioon fltnintaasta, mirin fie
leni ioion firioittaian fpnG. Cana
.bppG paimen &ristlts Seeius, iofo
boiti, nosti ia fantoi Daapi0io, ias
ma Seeius raffaubesta rifaS eIdG
mielGfin; SGn OH iorna ellen, to-
nG1n ia iianfaiffiieSti. S1nen rafs
fmittaa1n ubfuipa bella GdneniG fai
fuu mielGfin iinullefin, b1nen htoa
taan efipnpt rauffa; bGn buutaa
ettG olet 5Gnelle rofos ia folis bG
men raffauoesto mtotoneen neren-
ia bintn; ban briitoa nuoria ia man
boia boliban partaaIld boiperteles
mia raltffoio laiipioosti: Halatfao,
palatfaa tie mastabofoiiet lnpiet,
min utinG paranltan teitG teibGn
Observation-Disclosures. Mifii tel
bGn pitGiii fiioleman, te Ssroelin
buone2 &an lGbett6d olipoimenen-
ia fiblaamoan meitd itiellenid lus
paitfienia miitaan: Sa NINA tab
Don panna BELLE paimenet, iotfa
beitG pitGG foitieman ettei beioan
enGG pio1 peIf6sm6n eli wopiies
man eifG BETA piod aboistettamon,
ianoo &erra.
OIlos fiitettp rofas SiGmrne tai-
moosiol Soosfin ioimme Gbotbos
min ieminoariirtbIiIla oifein idnoi-
iinfo tltntatpoIIo toipolIo tunteo ets
I'd iiniin Iiipoiifieii omot fporinot ia
Iuotettomot ettG niibin usfoesiosn-
me emme minoinfoon pctp. Sub
IiIlamu1e oil roiibon etponfeliitnin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

il%moittaiina pastori SuIonen, @iS.
tart ia atuiitalo. Saimme taos lee
pGbtGd elGmGn me6en reunaIIa;
iaiuurne ipo6G ia tilla rapitafii SUI
malan tDirpoittofpan ionon riesfol
la ieta naiittimalIa Seeiufien RIM.
Min ia iperen iafromentin. yst6s
mot falliit, futnfo onfaan iloista
fun iaonune tGGIIG iaotanon muir.
boluolasio boiperlesiamme, iosIa
ioatanan t1iliiet nitolet ipinften for
pisiamme foifilla piioIiIta ab6istos
mot meit1, uiein IemGbtGG fatet1tn
Ipopodn 1GresiG, iilIG meiIG on tadI
Ia pitfG, iptoinen ia maifpaIIoinen
malta. giin roffaat opettoiomme.
itieni ia pienen ieurafuntnmme pito
lesta Iauiumane teiIle nonrimmit
fiitofiet Serrosia; ban puetto.
foon teio6t ipoimaIla forfeu6esta
eoelIeenfin ettd alma %oIiiitte Sumo
lan iotooiuiin piiettriino; iinoin ia
felette idIIeenfin meiIIe pnboosto
rnofaa ipobdfiemme fitn ioomnne
iotfematointn Siimalan ianon iuIis
hiSta fitulIo. Min iiitG ipntpp uss
TO Seefufieen; usfo tiiIee fuuIosto
ia fuitlo Siumolan ianasta ia iisfoo
ieiiroa alma Bpbd &enfi, ionoo
.&irtber. SiIIotn SihnaIon Senfi TO.
bistaa meiodn benfemme fonsia ets
ia me oIentrte SiSmalan Iopiet ia
Jos me oIemme kpiet, min me o.
lennte mpos periIliiet, ninitt6in
&rishifien fansin periIIiiet ia fun
lrsfon faiitta tieoGmme olemomne
Syatfoa 3:Ild IinuIIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02
@mlnfa paastaGn futiin?

&erran meni parmi lapiia met
iGStG ~polttopuita .bafemaan. WitGs
pa iiitG, Jos ulfona olifin fplmG, o.
linatban be IGmpimiin 1paatteiiiin
puettuina. MitGpd iiitG jos iatoifin
litnta, olimatban be reippaita pois
fla.
Ml1tta litnta alfoi pDrDtt1G DbG
enemmdn. Tieni emdsmarusto oil
10 Iopplinutls Se etipipGt. @niin be
eimGt iitG oifein ilsfoneet ia foetti-
nut juosta milloin DbtGGIle p1in,
milloin toiioalle. Ml1tta ie oil tltr
boa mnipaa. Suntri frin iofoinen
osfel oIiii mienpt beioGt pb1 fauam
motii fotoa.
Rrli 20. Wlitta fotia Ell nGfpnpt.
&afli mnnbtnta .beiStG foettinat In
mesta polfua etiiG, mlitta tiirbaan.
8ibooin iStluttuinot be pGipneirG
prnn %iuurelle. Susfa pltpi ia itfl1
fltristi fitrfflta. Yienin beist1 of 10
milllltn fobmettua.
EDtltta 1ftiG mnlfeni tailpaS. Yil
met pafeniwat. SninoS leestpi. &irf
faasti tuitftmot tGboet paffaSD0si1.
ybtGtfiG buuoabti pienofninen:
seas tuollo, tuollo on otapal Sen
ban iiG on min monesti nellie nGpt
tGnpt. Gen nafee parbniten foti it
f~l1naSta!"
Wtlllt poiat fatioipot Defin MT
DloSpGln. SIi totta, anita pienofais
men oil pubunut. Sa be pGdtti1p1t
l1btea fl1lfemaan ottoen merlin o.
tnmasto itielleen. Wfnoban loSfelttu
neesta llmeSta eiwGt be endd fotis
polfua etlineet. ga Min fulfien pbG
Iamaa %luuntau iaapuimat be nib
Ooin mGipneinG, mlitto i~Ioiiina ia
onnelliiiina fotiin.
Satttpa fltpal Sophie lie III
miu1fin?
Oletfp IinGtin ferron eflpnDt tai
maalliien ii1n fooiSta moailman
forpeen? Slit ebf1 alusio buoleton.
st .bltcmannut mnaraa. Wtlltta MT
aboistoa. Diet ep1toimosia ebfG,
fun unit rtGpttGG pinteGn poni1.
&oipont tafaiiin fotiin, mlttta ct e.
nGG IopOd tietG. Sl1omaot efipneeii,
olemaii bufosin.
81, ettet iilloin fatieliii alass
pGinl 81 iDntien maasta fotiniitto
ia l0pop, 81, ettet fatieliii itle1ii e.
nGGl Surboa, turbaa. 81 iiitG aqua
tltle.
&atio %plosp1in! Ylldii on mielG
taipos, nGfpmGton moailma. <n
iinne rltpeat iilmdii fobottamaan,
min teroittuu fntieeli. @oleatdn
risti on taimoasia iptDtettp mall
felts ipntisfurioin poluIle. sc job
taa fotiin. 9llo iitG fatiella. gla fat
iella ristin merist1 DISQUALIFICATION.
gstu tSGntG lGbemmGlle. Istu SD
nell i%eurabania. Silloin ioomut fo>
tin, miSiG SID ooottao = Ell tuo-
mitert firoten, moan iiitnaten, ipli
omoinna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-02

Den labioia. Puiben lomitIe piltisti
faiffiaIla maalaiStaloien malfoiiia
pplp1itG. @aius ia Srene iaapni-
mat SerafIeian bumilafaupnnfiin.
"Witen f~orneatal" 5uuoabti
@aius ib~astuneena.
"gepin pubiit, fosfa ct miela ole
nGbnpt Safnea. EaDoell1 ipDll0 loS
notoon erGGsiG lananlasfuSlo: ION
parempi olla moan matonen ia ipo
oG Oafnen iiffiGismarioja fuin oil
la mieraana fiininfuan polntlislo."
Sotl1 fertpo, ettG tl1o Dniea nDmfl
9afne ~paetesiaan 9lpolloa taallo
muattri Iaaferipuufii. SdnG1n lant
tarbaan etiiG tGGltG pnieitG npmfe@
ia, ianoi Serene maitraen.
Slinnin filluttua olipat be ebti.
meet perille. Sc olimot %uianeet pie
men buapilataitpltngin obitle ia lao
pripat f1nnaan juurella olemon
forfeon portin mo. Siitd fulfil tic
ppbGGn lebtoon ia mailman flrt-
lltun neutrality-suspicious.. Borttiu fo
riStanon fltipapatiaan ialltstaan o.
Ii firjoitettlt feboitus:
"BpiGDbD, w%aeltaia, olIofieii
omellinenl"
@oius ia Srene jGttim1t nounut
ia niioen oil mGGrG ooottoo beitG,
Surrin ibmiSiouffoja wirtaii ebe8
tnfoiiin. SiellG oil roomolaiiia 10
tilnito fppireineen ia m%arustllflis
neen, arabiaIoiiia founeiSIa pitlpuiS
ia, pl6GiiiG Malta oriien fantnmis-
la fontotuoleiSio nltorufaiiia ia
tpttojG filtfnisieppeleet biltfiisiaan,
glpollonin ia 0iannn poppeia ia
pappittoria, e%eDptilaiien Siiflen
pappeja pitfiSiG liinamaotteisio, fol
raru1onnari fnspoilla ia iiStrum,
jonfinlainen rGmiStim fGoesiG; iiel
Ia tunfeili anfaran nGfOiliG filoioos
feia fululneisia waatteisia ia poifio,
jotfn mltutomasta penniStG loinGt
fuperfciffaa ia luorittimat foifem-
moiiia temppuia.
Y~ltistoSio oil iuloiien miileGtG.
Sfimanbat fDpreSiit jn laaferipuut
Icinot fpIIifii morioo. 8ltoloot plts
rot mirtniliipat alos fallioilta muo
o%ostaen miellpttGmiG putoufiio ia
niioen moriillo oil neilifoita, bDo-
iinttein ia alppiormoffeia minne
main iiGmGnIG fGGnii. Yeniostoisto
ia bGfeiStd fultll1i oittoien firjas
mien Iintuien Lolita GGniG. @ar-
joiSten miioaffoien n1IillG oil iiels
Ia t1GllG pjeniG altfeito niiftDid io
riluiittarbojen pmpGroimiG lon1ia ro
fenn1fiio. Suibflfoimoien mibmaio
&c liepitti feiGiSt1 %fuilmlilttta.
&ounein moniSta ppbGfoiStG OF
glpollonin ia Nrtemiin pDbGffo,
Gen oil fesfelle %pl11tarbau rnfentc
nut Selerfits Iifutor. @oiuS ieiioi
foitnan merrattMnnn foltniin @pol
lonin fumon eoeSiG. Sc meti DGnen
mielest1Gn lpertoia Slpiterin pot.
ioalle OlpmpiosIa. 8altamo afros
litipotins eiitti junnalaa fitaran
loittojono, jofa oil puettu pitfdGn
fullottultn fitooniin ia iolla oil f.
tara maiemmosia ia pieftrum oie
feoSio fGbesid.
Serene oil Iemoton.
"<olemme janoort Jos tliolla
tamoin fiinnpt iumalien fuipiinl"
ban buuoobti tarttuen @aiufien ia
teen ia p1tGen bGnet mufaanio. Sd
bella maltolpan f~ilparotao oil
fp~preslien luoiasia pplpGsfGptGmG,
ioSin tarioiltiin miini1. Hiiorufailet
ia neibot %palpclimat m%ieraito baa.
lpeelIiiisia pliipuiSia ia ririitieppe
leet pGGSiG.
BpiGbtpfGGmme tGbdn", ianoi
Srene, ia plan beioGn forfea.16nis
men fesfustelunio ia bebfittpot fiji
m1niG ilmoiiipot, ett1 mofed fppro
loinen mimi oil moimafasta.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
NAZIMOV' TO APPEAR
IN ROLE OF 1.-THE BRAT

The supreme Nazirnova in her lat
est production, "The Brat" has, ~een
booked as the attraction at the Rex
theatre tomorrow and Sunday, an
the Management promises a. rare
treat to its patrons. THE Brat" Is
Nazimova's own screen version OF
Maude: Fulton's highly successful
stage play. She ,colaborated. with
Charles Bryant III the adoption Of the
dramatic vehicle, which was made in
to scenario form by June MatAis,
Metro Pictures Corporation is the ex-
elusive distributor of this new Nazi-
nova production.
- The story has to do with the vicis-
situdes and final triumph of 1.-The
brat" a nameless waif of the turbu-
lent sea of life in big city. She
loses her lob" in the chorus because
she is too shabby in make front. !
Detected and shelterless, Sue leaves
the theatre only to be insulted by q
masher and then hailed to the Night
Court on his. trumped up charge.
T. Some spectular and very uilusta
settings are said to feature the big
production Of The Brat. ]
The Community Singers will also
appear at the Rex, Saturday and Sun
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
NEwsoFTHE
THEATERS
"rvEN AS EVE" REX, LAST /
: TINE THIS EVENING


Robert W. Chambers, the famous
novelist, pictures q curious sect, IN
Gwen AS Eve" a film adoption OF
his story, 1.-THE Shining Band" and
this feature will be shown at the Rex
thea re again tonight for the lest
time.
: - It is a band of more or less fanati-
cal men and women, some OF them
sincere in their belief, but led BY g
false prophet, who heads the band
simply for the money he can get out
Of it. Cold and interruptions, he not
only deceives his followers, but the
man whose trusted agent he Is, at
tempting to despoil his employer OF
valuable lanes which he knows he
owns. :, :
The members of the band are grim.
determined men and women, who be-
lieve in direful punishmenls both on
this earth and the hereafter for those
not in the clique, and help to admin
lister some of the punishments them
selves. In their fanaticism there is
no deed at which they will stop at
the command of the leader, even
attempting the staying Of innocent
persons who have, in their estimation
infringed on their. rights.
James J. Corbett will also be
SHOWN in another episode O. LIS ia
nous serial, THE Midnight Man"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19

Kerrigan, usually so immaculate,
whether in outing rig, past-century
costume or evening clothes. Is seen in
greatly disheaved state. He had
just fought with three men. knee
deep I'M the mud and in a flashing
rain, and his appearance shows it in
a sequence of scenes that follow .tAny
one contemplating proposing to the
screen hero can see him at his worst.
But in the case Of handsome Jack
|Kerrigan, mud and torn clothes, and
garments plastered to him by the
rain merely have the effect OF giving
him new sort Of appeal; that of a
big, strong primitive man stripped Of
the tailor-made peautifying, devices
|of civilization. Lillian Walker, has
the leading feminine role, and the
program will include the fourth OF
the Special Christie 2-paft comedies.
Shades OF Shakespeare. a burlesqle
on a famous stage success, featuring
Alice Lake. This and THE Joyous
Liar" will be showing at the Grand
Theatre tonight and Saturday. .
)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19

the right idea! Fresh from the wild
and woody west she hit high society
like a confederation, Lady,
she sure jazzed things up heap. And
when she fell in love with bashful
Romeo did she coyly arch her eye
brows and wait for him to pop the
question:? She did not. She went
after him with a wicked lookin' As
coiled .lariat around his hard-boiled
newfoundland vamped him into a
proposal. See Mabel Normand -. as
pinto" the rollicking, frolicking,
two-gun whirlwind. It's Goldwyn
picture, and will be shown Sunday
and Monday at the Grand.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
F| |: e!-:F;alC|;e

Z"
Now l. the Time to Got Rid Of These
Ugly Spots
Do you know how easy it is to
remove those ugly spots, SO that no
one will call you freckle-face?
Simply get an ounce of Othine,
double strength, from your druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of
freckles and !: get a beautiful COM
plexion. Thessun and winds of March
have a strong tendency. to, bring out
freckles, and as result more Othine
is sold in this month. Be sure to
ask for the double strength Othine,
as this is sold under guarantee of
money back if it fails to remove the
freckles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
Eday. 1t is said to be even more enter
tanning as a motion picture -,

day. It is said to be even more enter
tanning as q motion picture -.
. Complications over a mix-up In
names, a jealous husband, a meadle-
some mother-in-law and other mirth-
provoking details involves the Zero
into a mess, from which he. extri-
Gates himself by a clever trick. j..
:. Lois Wilson is again Mr.. Wash
burns. leading; woman; and the sup
porting cast also includes Adele Far
rington, Monte blue, and G., H. Geld
art, The picture, which Is a Para
mount-Artcraft, was directed.by Don.
aid Crisp. 1910. ..:.; -.
The two-part big W. comedy
and Robbers" with special
music each evening are added attrac-
'fions at the Elko for tonight and to-
morrow. =, 49,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
INVOLVED IN A MESS

William Gillette's famous farce,
E''Too Much Johnson" has reached
the screen and viii be seen at the
.Elko theatre tonight and Saturday,
matinee and evening, With Bryant
Washburn in the starring role. The
play was originally produced some
twenty-five years ago With Mr.. Gill
lette playing the lead and was hailed
as sthe best, American farce Of, the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
NEW AUTOMOBILE FIRM !"
SELLS OVERLAND "FOUR"

Aaron Bengson of Mizpah has pur-
chased one of the new Overland "4's"
which were received in q recent ship
ment by the ,Kaliher-DeLeuil Co.,
which has opened an Overland
sales agency in this city. The car
was shipped to Mizpah yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19
PACKED WITH LAUGHS.

~ The motion picture coming to the
Elko theatre next Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday is declared to he a.
laughing cure for the blues as we'll as
an inside tip to young wives who are
suspicious Other equally young hus-
bands. It'sscalled whats Your Hug
band Doiny?". and features Doris May
and Douglas MacLean, the two lively
and attractive young players whom
Thomas H. 1nce recently raised to
stardom, by presenting them in.
"23k Hours Leave" Their second
picture is declared to be even fun
nier than their first. ). 80.
WHAT'S MUD TO KERRIGAN
= ~, st'Chn Toy,o,Ys r 10 rD. T Warran
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-19

DO SHE7 rPLL SAY SHE DO!
It's a wise miss who knows how to
hook a bashful lover. Pinto had
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-31
Oily Brake Bands.

Very often oil leaks through the
axle tubes from the differential hous-
ing and gets on the brake bands Of
the automobile, making it impossible
for the friction service to grip the
metal drums when the brake pedal
is depressed To remedy the trouble
temporarily, pour little kerosene on
the bands, as this cuts the grease.
To cure the trouble install new felt
washers to prevent the oil getting
through the axle tubes. This is very
important as regards motor truck OPP
Grafton, where effective brakes are
vital to safety
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-31

able phosphoric acid and per cent
water soluable potash. 1t must of
course be understood that this form
ula is a general recommendation and
must be varied for special crops or
conditions, and will need to be
changed in succeeding years as the
affects on sthe growth and crop are
reflected in the results.
Experiments at the Western Wash
ington Experiment Station have al
ready been of very great value in the
guidance Of users Of commercial fer
tilizers and will become more and
more valuable as years go by.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-31

! t apart
be run
nd less
put mid.
turned
ftor run
PEI can
tillage.
be run
row, 50
+ neces.
plants
? as not
T use OF
shallow
cost.
|evel, 50
l in the
be made
Oh the
he rows.
ground
ON the
row will
on with
I'D level
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-31

mistake of trying to clean leather
upholstery with gasoline. This meth
the good appearance Of most leather.
Just plain water, mixed with little
ammonia, is good. After this has
dried, the leather should be rubbed
with a soft cloth in order to get a
polish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-31

If at first you don't succeed,
try. try again." has evidently been
the policy OF the new heavyweight
wrestling champion Of the world.
Ed Stranger" Lewis of Louis
Vile. Ky. 1t vas In the Stran-
gler's 18th chance at the title. last
week at New York. when he threw
Joe Stecher. Nebraska farm boy.
and took the title In one hour and
forty one . minutes OF gruelling
mat work Lewis Vas twice defeat.
Cd BY former champ Bari Caddock
and this vas bis third chance at
Stecher LAWS wore SteeheT down
With hio famous deadlock
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Every advertiser in the Washington
Standard II a friend Of yOurs-a booster
for your city and county. PatrOnixe
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF HE
State of Washington, in and for
Thurston County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of c. T..
Marshall, deceased. No. --.
Notice to Creditors to File Claims.
Notice is hereby given. That letters
OF administration in the estate of c.
Marshall, deceased. have been granted
to the undersigned by the said Superior
Court
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to serve them,
with the necessary voucher. upon me
personally, or upon my attorneys,
Mcssrs. Troy Il SturdeNant. 204-2O7
Olympia National Bank Budding, Olym-
pia. Wash. within six months Of the
date of the first publication Of this no.
tice. to-Wit. within six months after
the 3lst day of December. 1920, and file
same with the clerk of this court to-
gether with proof of such service, or
they shall be forever barred
Dated at olympia, Washington. this
18th day Of December 1920.
JANE +. HINCHCLIFFE.
Administrators of the Estate of Ct. f..
Marshall, Deceased
Published Dec. 81, 1920; Jan. :, IA, 81,
1921.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
SAT- OF Was hIn,,ton. for Thurston
tpuutr.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Cha.
.e-I,dLNL. InLeilecd ~ o&41
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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-05
SEN. MOSES CHILLED { AS COMMITTEE MEETS
(By United Press)

Chicago, June 5-Senator Moses was sharply criticised in an open ses- sion of the Republican national com mittee today for his statement charg- ing that steam roller methods are be- ing used in hearing contested delega- tions. His statement was called forth by the action of the committee in seat ing delegates from the Seventh Geor- gia district, the men seated being pledged to Governor Lowden and those unseated being supporters of General Wood.
 Senator Moses was pointedly re- proved for his censure of the commit tee, several members of which spoke against his attitude.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-05
REDS HURL GREAT
 FORCE AT POLAND
(By United Press)

London, June 5.-Throwing a maxi mum force of 6o0,000 men against the Polish armies, the Russian Bolsheviki have started an offensive in the Dnei- per region which is hurling back the advanced posts held by the Poles and is fast penetrating into the heart of Polish territory. Polish officials in London denied any apprehension as to the outcome of the drive, but ad- mitted that the Polish army can not stand for an indefinite time against the vastly superior force which the Bolsheviki have launched at Poland.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-05
MOSES ST|RS
 C.O.P.RANKS
 WITH CHARGE
(By United Press)

Chicago, June 5.-The sharp ten- sion, long evident among candidates for the Republican nomination, was vastly accentuated today by the state ment of Senator Moses of Vermont, one of the Wood campaign managers, that the Republican national commit tee is using "steam roller" methods to give the nomination to Gov. Frank o. Lowden.
 The tension was so snarp today that General.Wood issued a personal state ment, declaring his belief that selfish interests or the political fortunes of any group of men should not be per mitted to outweigh the public good at this critical period in the nations history. He affirmed his belief in the absolute fairness of Chairman Will H. Hayes of the Republican national committee, and declared he believes the chairman is handling the contests in all fairness and without regard to the interests of any one.
 Gov. Lowden is slowly recovering from his illness, but probably will not be in condition to take an active in- terest in the convention.