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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
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STILL MORE coNGREssMEN.

The total population Of the United States will
soon be announced officially, and then when con-
eress convenes in December it will set to work on
a new apportionment bill, regulating the member
ship of the house Of representatives in accordance
with the new figures. l-@ - Z,
: At present there is one representative allowed
to state for.each 211,0O0 Of population or major
part thereof. If this rate is retained there
will have to be IS or sc representatives added Tor
the increase Of 100000 SO during the last
decade. That would bring the total number Of
representatives up to about 500 H. sE.sssf l..sz
There is opposition to such an increase on the
part Of some of the elder congressman who have
found themselves uncomfortably crowded and
jostled in recent years. It was found necessary
when the last batch Of new members was admitted,
after the 1910 census to take out the old individual
desks and seat the members on long benches. These
benches fill nearly all the space in the chamber.
II any more members are admitted, the seat space
per member must be made still narrower. ~ r.
%E It is felt, too, by some Of the abler members
ef the house, that that body would gain much in
efficiency, If its membership were reduced rather
than enlarged Most outsiders familiar with con-
gress and its mode Of operation agree with that.
It might be an excellent thing if the house could
be reduced to 300 members, as some congressman
would like to have it. .rsz>- = - @>.s. , 49,
There is little hope of any actual reduction. Even
the proposal to limit the house to its present size
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

OF the northwest, particularly Min
'nesota. from the first DEVELOPMENT
down to the present time. Much OF
the history revolyes around Indian
lore. More than Ave hundred people
are taking part In the preparation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

the history of the national associa-
tion. It contains more than zoo
names The first pair;will drive OF
at $3.50 a. m. and thereafter players
will leave the first%tee at five minute
the last two leaving at
4s3O p. m. One of the remarkable,
features of this years list is the fact
that few amateurs have entered,
most Of the contestants being pro-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

fessionais. The British golfers Har-s
~ vardon and Ted Ray, will com
spete.a Vardon Is matched with Bobby
Jones and Ray with Jack Burgess or
North Carolina Neither Chick
Evans OF Chicago, nor Francis Ouir'
met Of Boston, both former open
champions, are entered s.l,E ii b
Walter Hagen, national and Met
ropoitan open champion, will play
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
81 ,T11IIUlRsDAYsEvENlNG, AUGUST 5, 1910

4 At least fifty-thousand people are
expected to witness the pageant to-
might and tomorrow night. The
stage is in the open with water and
knolls that reproduce In miniature
the natural settings of many OF the
events to be. depicted lsss,,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
MANY ENTRIES IN -,
GOLF TOURNAMENT

y rev York, Aug 5.-4-The entry list
II TIE United States Golf association
6Sen championship tourn mt to be
;KeId At the Inverness club, Toledo,
ts6fo. Aug. 10-13,z was issued Tues
day iights ny W. DE- y andefpool,S Sec
1etary, and Is probably the largest IN
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
HISTORICAL PAGEANT AT gs.,=z:y
RED WING BEGAN TODAY

Red Wing; August One of the
biggest historical pageants in the his
tory Of the northwest was staged
here today and will besrepeated to-
morrow Hundreds Of visitors from
almost every state are here for the
celebration. So f - -
* The pageant: represents the history
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
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h John Trenaman was down from Dysart Monday
and reported terrible hailstorm through section
20 Sunday. The leaves were, pounded from the
trees and several holes made through shngled
roofs by the stones The only thing that saved the
crops around Tenstrike was the lack Of the same
Several letters were received last week from the
Nome gold seekers. The boys are all well and are
each washing out from SIS to $50 per day. Earl
Carson says only for the lack Of water they could
w:sh out 500 per day. Judge Carson is exhibiting
samples Of the yellow stuff which he received The
Boys are working ten hours day. s>@s&3 -
Charles Scrutchn, the colored lawyer of Bemidji,
was looking over the county last week, sizing up
lis chances for the republican nomination for rep
resentative Of the Sixthrst district Mr. Scrutchin
is brilliant attorney and has worked up strong
following in Beltrami county where he is known
Red Lake Falls Courier. = - -, = = r. .s-s-
81. j. II. French and wife returned Sunday after
q two months visit inv the New England states.
They visited their places and relatives IN
syonkeedom. They returned over the Duluth South
Shore and Atlantic railway, the most delightful
scenic line between here and the east. e5S
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
and the nmaes Of the charn,ers decorating the walls
Of bachelor dens all the country In the barns
also you suggest? Wesdoubt it: The horses and
cows would object.-Stillwater Gazette &

also you suggest? We doubt it. The horses and
cows would object.---Stillwate Gazette. &
According to newspaper reports the railroads are \
speeding up coal shipments for the northwest
when YOU read letters from the coal dealers who
are in touch with the stuatino as It really IS
conditions are far from promising To be on the /
safe side, get backyard hold on IS many cords
Of wood you can.--Hu ubbard County journal 3;
It's difficult problem to suit everybody. Presl-
Dental candidates Harding Cox, Watson and MI;
name OF the Third party working over
time to get in, and Candidate Debs is equally
anxious to get out.-St Cloud Journal Press
&.Wo omen make too much fuss about men, " says
Arthur Brisbane. That spoils life for women and
makes men unbearable." But European critics al
ways say that American men make too much fuss
about women.-B Branerd Dispatch
Secretary Of War Baker confesses that he holds
q card in the Cleveland Bartenders union Serves
him right for entering dead-end occupatlon-hell
soon be out of two jobs.-Red Wing Republican.
Theresa conundrum passing around Can g
woman tame man and then be an obedient Wlte!
Answers should be sent to the manager OF the
town pump-Stillwater Gazette. 8 :5'. $55S*$g
Don't skim the cream off the milk Of human
kindness before .peddling it out. - ClearDrook
Leader. : z SS4]$ z4$ Vi:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

Is objected TO BY many members, on the ground
that If the population basis in each district is
raised enough for that purpose ten states that have
not gained much in population will each lose one Or
more representatives. This peculiar argument is
Illuminating, as regards the whole subject q NUM-
serical representation in congress To the country
as whole, Of course, it matters not ct all that
few congressman should lose their jobs, and TO
the states directly concerned it matters very little
Every community in every district Of every state
viii be represented just the same. But the con-
gressmen immediately concerned, and their political
friends in the house and il the home districts nat
urally object For sthose purely personal reasons,
the number Of representatives in the house will
decade since 1890 t55ss
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
! ENGLAND AND AMERICA CELEBRATE.
Onca mora the pilprimn n Fathers are setting for,

ENGLAND AND AMERICA cELEBRATE.s
AIN Once more the Pilgrim Fathers are setting forth
from England. This time it is in memory and
pageant that they do Il, and instead Of breaking
away from nation which has denied them the
spiritual freedom they seek they binding closer
together the Mother Country and the great English
speaking country 81 the New World which has
become more sister than daughter:
e. southampton, England, which claims TO be the
original port Of departure Of the Mayfower 800
years ago, has been staging pageant lasting over
several days, in commemorat of that event. The
story of the pageant centered around e cooper's
apprentice who dreams Of an unknown country
destined to future greatness. His visions include
not only the adventures Of the Pilgrim Fathers,
their pact with the Indians, their early struggles in
the new land which was at the same time SO harsh
vet So. kind to the nation builders. The lad dreams
also Of the rebellion against njustice the career Of
George Washington as it was bound up with the
founding Of the new nation, the Civil war and
Abraham Lincoln's greatness. And his vision ends
with picture of the friendship and desperation
and mutual understanding Of England and America
The first coming of that band of English pilgrims
is being widely celebrated in America this year.*
That it is also celebrated with honor and rejoicing
in England speaks volumes for the sympathy and
understanding which really exists between the two
nations There areasurely grounds for faith that
fundamentally the two countries alike, standing
for the same high ideals and humanitarian PURPOSES
y Because q man wears diamond or owns an
automobile, is no reason that he pays his bills. We
have the names Of a good many on our books who
sport considerable but it is tough job to collect
a dollar from them.- Saltwater Gazette. .
So have wei. II sss .-.s + i, $sz1
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05
Their nualnees.

II read about meeting Of deaf and
dumb painters. How do you think they
got alOng?' f5.s.ss. - + WA s:g
= TT ought TO be easy for painters 70
get along with the, sign language" III. T..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

with Thomas Armour, British anna
teur, and Jim Barnes, the western
title holder, with Jack Bowling Of
New York. II s5 s5 s w s, 81 + n 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

The long desired and earnestly prayed Tor rain
fell SUNDAY morning and killed the fever weather.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

Charles Butler Of the Shevlin Graphic acted 9
chanerone to quite d crowd from his home tow
the other evening. .55 sS5 ss;s$ - -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

II Howard Bailey has been on the road selling. !
excellent products Of the Bailey BIOS ZIG
factory. q
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-08-05

The graveyard IS being staked into single lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
WHY SOCIETY WOMEN WASH
THEIR OWN HAIR

They do. not because II is n fad.
but because they wish 10 obtain the
greatest possible hair beauty and be
sure they are not using anything
harmful They have found that in
washing the hair II Is never wise TO
use a makeshift. but is always ad.
visablo to use preparation made
for shampooing only. Many Of our
frienda say they get the best results
from simple homemade canthrox
mixture. You can use this at n cost
OF about cents n shampoo by get
ting some canthrox from your drug
yist and dissolving n tcaspoonful In
n cup of hot water. This makes
enough shampoo liquid to apply TO
all tho hair instead OF just the top
OF the head as with most prepare.
lions. Dandruff. excess oil and dirt
are dissolved and entirely disappear
in the rinsing water. Your hair will
be so fluffy that 1t will look much
heavier than II IL. Its luster and
sottness viii also delight you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
How to Wave Hair to
Appear Naturally Curly

The tight little curis 30 dear 20 q
womnnH heart the kind that RENAL n
In curl under any and all weather
conditions, are best acquired By
means OF tho now Siimcrtnc method.
This simple method enables one TO
have the prctti.at waves and curis
imaginable, with all tho appearance
Of Natures own" Siimurine In. Of
course. perfectly harmless. IL i~avrs
no sediment on tn. hair. nor any
sticky or greasy trace. IL also
serves as a beneficial dressing, i'm
parting lively ius,~r and whole
some beauty TO the hair And tho
hair is flne and fiury when oombed
out
II one viii procure q bottle of
liquid Siim~rine from the druggist
and follow the easy directions che
will be pleased beyond words with
the reHuit-~whieh will be in evil
dence within three hours, and which
wili last lon. time. The liquid 10
easily applied with . brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
YOU CAN HAVE
STRONG NERVES

III you arc sufferer from merry.
BUSINESS and are willing Ia help your
self there In no reason to b-com.
discouraged.
Plenty Of woIl-oxidir-d blood. freeh
air. nourishing food and IA reason.
able observance OF the laws OF health
arc all that you need TO restore
health 10 your nerves Build up the
general health and you will strength.
en- the nerves. You will find the
srcatst help In a tonic, free from
harmful or habitforming drugs.
which acts directly on tho blood,
making II no rich that II can carry
nourishment 10 the nerves.
The success OF the tonic treatment
for nervousness is illustrated by the
experience Of Mrs. Mary Mueller. Of
No. sis New York avenue, Evans.
WHO. Ind.
81 had taken care OF members Of
my family through severe sickness, .
says Mrs. Mueller. -and the extra
work played INC out had expend.
81 30 much strength that II seemed
impossible fer me TO recover and I
Was tir~d all the time and grew no
nervous that wasn't myself. I
suffered from awful headaches and
II seemed as though someone was
pressing down on the top Of my head
with all his weight could not
sleep well and achcd all over. Food
had no attraction for me. and walk.
Ing up stairs exhausted me and
caused my heart TO palpitate wildly
There ~err many days when just
had to give up my work and 70 TO
bed.
II, was my good fortune % have
DR.. William Pink pills recommend.
I'd tn ma. ] began the treatment
feeling that II ! got just little
better ! would BE- satisfied. II was
especially gratifying then TO recover
my strength completely and now I
feel IS wei as ever. ] sleep sound.
~ and tho pressure on my head.
which worried me 80 much. In gone =
DIR, Williams Pink f'fiis are sold
by all druggists or direct from the
DIR. Williams Medicine Co. Science
;sdy. ~. Y. 90 CENTS pr Dor. Write
for tho free booklet. -Di~ases OF the
Nervous System"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

An you have TO 10 n you are too
thin and want To put on several
pound OF solid "Htay-there" flesh In
To take a b-grain tablet Of Blood
iron Phosphate. with each meal. This
builds up the nervous system. en-
riches the blood. and thus en-
abies the vital organs 10 aasirnilate
the flesh building. strength max q
elements OF your food which now
largely 20 to waste. Foffr who have
tried " state they not only put on
flesh but that ~ also almost invaria-
bly, Increases their strength. energy
and endurance You can get enough
Blood Iron tablets for three
weeks treatment OF the owl Drug
co. or any other druggist for only
1880. and It's 80 uniformly success
fui that your druggist. man you
Is authorized 10 refund your
money II you don't like u. Better
get package today and begin TO
get stronger and healthier. as well
as be tier looking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
More Census Gains
Announced TODAY

WASHINGTON. April fa-Ths
census bureau announces today the
following figures:
St Louis. Mo-. 77a.ooo. IN inrcass
since 1910 Of Ss.sTf. or ias pr cent
watcrtown, n. T. 1850: inczeAes
sine 1910. ASA. or II per cent
West Hobokcn. N. J. A.7o7: In
crease. Aces. or IA
Perth Amboy, ti.7o7: Increase.
s.sss. or SIS per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

Having written several scenarios
which were accepted by ID. w. orif'
fifth about eight years ago. he finally
began acting Ia films and first be.
came popular as ''thc Telegraph Bur.
giar,- He specialized In playing
'heavt~s
Carey now pn~trsys the hard rid
Ing Western type such a. his cowboy
character In Overland Red
CLASS A
Three nnen Sov~d h~r Ono Of
fcr.d her everything money could
buy: another offered her n title,
while the third offered her nothing
but Iowa
Pauline Frederick chop~es ope ri
these mrn for her husband How
and why she choo~~- tho rich man
Is the cause Of many interesting I'm.
cidents in Tho Loves OF Lefty At
the Class A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
THEY FOUND
"ATNOSPIfT-ItK-

There was eight fnchrs u SNOW
on tho ground In Fiarntaff. Arts.
when Gladys Rockwell and her
company arrived there To work on
''Ro~- OF Nome an Alaskan pro.
duetion by william For. Edward J
Lefsaint IL the director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Looscns Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drivcs Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Mus:crolc once you experience TIC
glad relief Il givcx
&c; q Jar at once from the nezrrrt
drug store. II 10 . clean. white ONT.
mcnt. made with the oil Of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and docs
not blister. Brings case and comfort
while II 10 being rubbed oni
Muxscrolc Is recommended by mary
doctors and nurses Millions Of jars arc
used annually for bronchitis Group. stiff
neck. asthma. neuralgia. pieurisy. rheu.
rafism. lumbago. pains and aches Of the
back or tointa sprsinS sore muscles,
bruises. chiiblainA frosted feet. coda oi
the chest (it often prevents pneumnr:J
3oc and 6Cc jarx hospital size 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

Amelia Rivez. the scenario Of which
b being written by George Randolpfi
Chester. yitagrapa's editor In chief.
In collaboration with Mrs Chester.
Nearly all OF the scenes In this pro
duction viii be Interiors. and there
will BE- much night photography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

Miss Young wears some beautiful
costumes.
Besides the feature pictnre th~r~
Il delightful little comedy titled
Uneasy Feet and sofne very In.
tercsting pictures showing tho ex.
plots Of the German cruiser.
"Moe~e- Also there iz . charming
little dancer who dances on her toes
10 very JaExy fox trot tune.
REX
Woman which IN fcr,ur~d AZ the
Rex, this week. might better hay,
been Titled ~ oman. Etc. /" for the &C.
ton Involves almost everything from
tho Garden Of Eden down to tho pres
ent tim.
n IL a Maurice Tourpeur picture.
which mean. that the acenea have an
Imaginative quality that In created
by no other director. All OF the cpl.
nodes are n,osp.i in poetry. and the
haunting little rrory Of cyrvne and
the fisherman In perhaps tho lowell.
oct thing OF its kind over done on tn.
scr-un
tn. cast includes pretty little Fnfre
Kinney. one Of tho famous Binn-y
ristrrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

Liberty w silae- Reid la "Eseu-~
M Dust
tiFNMi.it--Rex ns~.eh'. The suv-s
Horde"
totisEt M--ttaru kimbail Young
In The Forbidden Womsa"
ntx --wsariee rourn-,irs Woman {.
srhA>p--taits stewart In "tn Old
kentoch1.H @-cond week
tot4ONtAte=-itArry tsarey In Over
Land kn<i :"
LITTLE Mabel Nerunaad In Tn
.tair."
CLASS A--fspits. rro.iosieh In The
Love- OF Lefty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

-Four n~w churches In the United
States take up the us~ of motion pic
lures. n the report OF tho cofnmuni.
" Motion Picture Bureau Of New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Flirtatious Feet at Coliseum

And They Lived Happily Ever After is the title of the
above picture Incidentally it is the final in Uneasy
Feet nirthprorokinO comedy tohich being shocn a,
the Coliseum thus week
is original inosmuch IL docs not shop any portion
Of the actors ezcept their feet and the oe storm by
The action Of the feet they tut before the audience There
is a filtration, courtship and a ,ceddtng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

DEN HEAcIrs -rhe silver
~ Horde" at the Cicmmer this
week In great picture. IL follows
the book closely and every character
has been well chosen.
Especially praiaeworthy In the
work 81 Myrtle stcdman. who plays
tho role OF Cherry Malotte. Never
once does Miss Stodman los. tn.
character which she portfayz. Those
who remember the Cherry Malotte
~ kathlyn Williams In The Spoil
crs" win find II hard to dccid. which
90 the two players gives the best
Interpretation OF this hardy. boautl.
full girl ~ the North.
or special interest to Seattle movie
sAna are the scenes shot" along our
waterfront
STRAND
Hts first drink Of moonshine
whisky nearly PUTS the leading man
out OF business for some time In the
picture in Old Kentucky" fcatur.
Ing Anita Stewart. at the Strand
Mahlon Hamilton. her leading man
n given drink Of the mocnahin.
Co carry out part IN the picture,
Not realizing its strength he takes a
good pull at tho jug II was the
real moonshinc. raw and fiery. He
said he had no need 60 simulate the
coughing spell following ss n was
quite genuine. and declared he was
quite content over the Amendment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

ELLIOTT Ray CAN'T 5ias. Mod
crn woodmen OF America viii give
a concert and entertainment Tuea
day night at the X y. hail. Firs,
and PIKE, for members and friends
The wise man and the fools mon.
ey are soon united.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
COLONIAL

Harry Carey starring ~ tho Colon
iAi thss wrok In -oysxisnf Red- has
bern In the prufersion a good many
years Carey appeared ON tho speak.
ing stage with a Brooklyn stock com
pany for n number OF years Later
he wrote tho play Montana" and
starred In IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

Wallace Retd LATHE playing "ETcuse MY Dust,
at the Liberty this toeek Young Mr. Reid just the right
type for the easvooin0, resonrcc motor maniac that he
portrdvs in this picture
Excuse My Dust is from the Saturday Epeing Post
story, THE Bear Trap" by Byron Morgan There's
GREETING racing IT, Also there's generous supply OF
aud comedy In fact the tohoe thing Nth top
speed It's a 'cinner from start TO finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
STOUT LADY!
How to Reduce Your
Weight

&c, IA Of that burden o. obesity
this very season Become 1.-The and
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Enjoy yourself while getting thin by
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Mrs. Clarence Cash reports that
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Korein.
Many other reports made by Dc
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get rid OF their burden OF fat until
they adopted the new method
Get n small box OF on OF Korcin.
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has improved the figure. vivacity.
beauty and health OF legions Of In.
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large neck or bust. double. chin.
pursy abdomen. etc. this simple. re
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ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
June 6, 1920

opy,tgh, 1sis Rights Reserved
 Patent onee
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-02

FOX TERRIERS, POODLES, Sky Ter rfers, Persian Kittens, Flemish Giant Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Talking Parrots. Bridgeport Modern Pet Shop, Broad and Elm Sts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-02
S4O,OOO THEFT
 CHARGE ON GIRL

New Haven, Conn.,. Nov. 1.-Eliz- abeth A. Iiepoli, or Leopold. 27, for several yea4s a bookkeeper for the wholesale grocery firm of R. Caval- ,laro & Bros, of Minor street, is sought by the local police on a charge of em- bezzlement from the Cavallaro firm A warrant was issued today for her arrest Following her recent disap- pearance, the police say. a shortage amounting to about S4O,0OO, covering several years, was found in her ac- counts. Miss Lepoi. the police de- clare, is charged with appropriating large quanties of flour, sugar and foodstuffs, which were sold through her father, Carlo, who established sa wholesale grocery business himself and in whose home a large quantity Of the goods alleged to have been taken. were recovered. A warrant is to be issued for the father, the city attorney stated today.