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miralty and ranking delegate to MI. Bal
four, head of the Great Britain delega'
ton, was confined to his bed with a Sc
we're chill. 1t was said by British dele
cation members that it probably would
be several days before Lord LIE would
be able to resume mis- place IN the con-
ference discussions.
London, Nov. oath. The National
Liberal Federation in Newcastle today
adopted a resolution endorsing Secretary
of State Hughes proposal for a ten year
naval holiday, saying that the brush
representatives in Washington be IN
structed to support all practical projects
for the progressive disarmament OF all
nations, and demanding the publication
Of all treaties. An attempt TO include
in the resolution an amendment demand
ing denunciation of the Angl~o-Japanese
Alliance, was defeated on the ground
that, considering Japan's hearty cooper :
ton at Washington, it Uas 'inadvlsable"
to give Japan such curt and brusque no.
tice".
Belfast, Nov. 10Th. Considerable
forces oil troops and special police are
expected to arri We here today, to assls
in quelling disorders which have ragged
internationally for the last i've days.
The death-list Tor the series OF outbreaks
stood last night at tWenty-sevon after a
day marked by the bombing or three
tram-cars and desultory shooting, In
which seven persons were killed and a
number seriously injured.
New York, Nov. 25th. Nj. BRAND de-
clined last night to comment on the
speech of Lord Curzon in London y~ester-
day. He was shown abstracts OF the
Foreign Minister'S address at q dinner
at the Lotus Club, where he spoke. 1t
will be impossible for me to make any
common on what Lord Curzon has said,
without seeing the full extent OF his
speech, he said.
London, Nov. 25lh. Surveying the
entire stay OF the Prince Of Wales in
Bombay after he departed from this
City, the Daily Mail Bombay correspon-
dent says, it was an unqualified success,
and both the Prince and the people had
every reason TO be we'll content that ali
~apticipat0ry mlsglVlngS were swept
away by the tumultuou6 popular recep-
ton. Referring to the rlOtlng, the cor
respondent says | am unaware what
Impression it made in England. 10 US
here, though depIorable, the whole thing
was trivial. If any moral is to be drawn
from ii. it is of conditions that would be
likely to prevail were there nc British
authority'.
London, Nov. 25th. The lnternation-
al shipping Conference, at its second
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lELEGRA MS.
ST. CROIX T

Paris, Nov. 25th. The French Govt. is
deeply aroused over the warning given
to France by Lord Curzon, in his address
in London yesterday, and his CT. ticism of
the French policy at he Washington
Conference.
Washington, Nov. 24th-United States
officials are giving some thought to the
possibility of ~salvaging as n~on-comba-
tant naval, or as commerce al craft, the
three new battleships now a1oat, but
which would not be completed under
Mr.. Hughes naval limitation plans. They
were hopeful that in fixing the methods
of scrapping, the conferees will not
make an arbitrary rule that would re-
quire the ships to be sunk, or totally
destroyed. 1t is possible s~hipbuilding
experts asserted today, that the Colo
RADIO, Washington and West Virginia
could be converted into serviceable inter
mediate liners for commercial use pure
ly. They would have an economical
speed of Is knots.
Washington, Nov. Oath. THE illness
Of another delegate to the armament
conference was reported today. Lord
, 1921-11-30
ST. CROIX

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. IA.
Week Ending November II, 1921.
Municipality of St. Croix.
, 1921-11-30

The Vigilant allied from here last
night for Fajardo, P. R., with a cargo
of live cattle.
The yacht Zurah left here at midnight
for San Juan +. r. WITH stock dealers
markets than Fajardo, P. R. in order to
trade,
The Creole has not arrived here today.
The wind h&s been very iighL throughout
the hight, and this is probably the cause
of her detention.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26
New London

Jan. 5th-John Amundson
was in Paynesville on business
Thursday. .>N. T..
Dr.. Benson of whitman was
here the first part Of last week
assisting at. the hospital.
Miss Eunice Broberg left on
Thursday for a visit at Mime
apolis. s>~
= The. Camp Fire Girls held
their first ceremonial meeting
at the schoolhouse on Thurs
day. -, 2.
Engvald Qvale was a bust
ness visitor at .Willmar on Fri
day.
Mrs. Anton Stenbakken was
in Willmar on Thursday.
Alexander Eric kson went to
Litchfield on Monday. "
!. The Milling company ,recei-
we'd another carload of fine
Montana wheat last week:
Miss Florence Halberg re-
turned to Minneapolis on Tues
day of last week.
J. M. Bolstad went to Svea,
Iowa, on Thursday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26
IineuDs
Spoke to Large Audience


Pres. Chryst of the Farmers Term
inal Packing Plant at St. Paul ad-
dressed a large audience of farmers,
dairymen and other interested parties
in the creamery industry at the
courthouse this afternoon. The ga.
thering was truly representative OF
the creamery centers in the county
and contained some individuals dir
ectly interested in. the laundry bust
ness. Mr.. Chryst dwelled on the
creamery proposition and that of the
laundry in turn after which an in
formal discussion was held. A few
of those present questioned the speak
err. After the addresses the majority
of those in attendance left the room
before any definite action could be
taken.
Mr.. Chryst in brief outlined the
plans for cooperative creamery and
laundry. The facts presented by Pres.
Chryst as to the practicability of op-
Grating a cooperative creamery and
laundry were very interesting and it
is very possible that more weight and
consideration will be given this pro-
ject in the near future. Towards the
close of the meeting R. c. Sletten who
acted as chairman was instructed by
the majority remaining to appoint a
committee of eight to investigate the
cooperative plan in respect to the
creamery and laundry. Nothing con-
crete or specific was brot out at the
meeting as to, the operation and dis
cription of such enterprises. When
the committee reports it's findings
and recommendations more precise
steps may be taken.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26
Magazine topic, Miss Peachey.
Selections from the Edison.
Don't forget the basket So
cial after this program.
LEBANON LUTH. CHURCH

LEBANON LUTH. CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor
Services next Sunday at II
o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Evening services at 8 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society will
be entertained at the church
at 3 80 Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank Bergeson and the
Henning Olander daughters.
The church council will meet
at the parsonage at 3 O'Clock
on Saturday.
The confirmation class meets
at 10 o'clock next Saturday.
LUTH. FREE CHURCH
Rev. E. NJ. Hanson, pastor
Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday night.
Concert! Carsten Woll con-
cert Friday night, Jan. 18th,
beginning at 8 o'clock.
The confirmation class meets
Saturday.
Sunday school next Sunday
at 10 a m.
Children's service at II a. m.
Gausdal:
Service next Sunday at three
o'clock p. m.
Nordland:
The Ladies Aid of Nordland
church will meet Thursday,
Jan. 27, with Mrs. Anton ia
cobson.
The annual business meeting
of the Norw. Lutheran Ladies
Aid Society Of New London was
held Friday, Jan. 21st. Rev.
Hanson spoke about the work.
ers in the Vineyard after which
the reports from the secretary
and treasurer were read. The
income thru the year was $4OO
or more exactly $399.98. The
following officers were elected !:
President, Mrs. E. Erickson !;
vice president, Mrs. A. Skeie !;
secretary, Mrs. M. Warness,
and treasurer, Mrs. J. Gunder-
son. Refreshment committee
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26
Answers to last weeks puzzles: : ~s.t:@
No. 11-WIgwam, Nose, NArwhale,-
No. 12-AUtomobile, STeeple, INfant,-AUSTIN
Ed. Larson of Willmar was al
so present for the occasion!
No. 13..
81

At the annual Civic League
meeting at Mrs. o. G.. Nordlie's
last week the new officers ell
ected were Mrs. A. E. Olson,
president; Mrs. A. N. Nickel
son, vice president; Miss Dora
Lawson, treasurer and Mrs. H.
}. Hanson, secretary. Two new
members were received. The
sum of $3.50 was ordered paid
into the village treasury in
part payment of the new city
park near the Swedish Luth.
l~church. The funds represent
waste paper sales of the past
few years and ought to bear
witness that it certainly pays
to save waste paper. Get the
community spirit, help a wor-
thy cause and deliver waste pa
per to the press rooms instead
of burning it. u
congregation gave Mrs. A. F.
Almer a surprise party on Mon
day afternoon, the occasion
being her birthday. Mrs. AL
mer's many friends were pie
ased to have this opportunity
to show their real affection for
their pastors wife. Wishing
many happy returns of the day
to Mrs Almer they left with
her a gift Of money as d rerhin-
der of the afternoons gather
ing. .'}j"*.:' '
Lester SEVERED departed on
Saturday for Mortified where
he will enter St. Olaf's college.
He will enter either the rnedi-
cal dept. or the conimercial
college and will undoubtedly
make good. Lester goes with
the good wishes of everyone in
this community where he had
earned the respect of all by his
clean manly character and his
devotion to duty. = =
At the next meeting of the
Aurora Literary Society on
January 9th, the following
program will be given: - ~
Minutes of the last meeting
and roll call answered by jim
uary's resolutions. 49,,
Original short story.
Vocal duet, Mildred and Ruth
Olson.
Original short story.
ESophomore Gazette, Mia
Stauffer and Oscar Anderson.
Song, Camp Fire Girls.
Short story.
Reading, Alice Markell.
| Violin solo. Miss Olson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26
BOYS AND GIRLS
WIN FROM MAYNARD
Boys Swamp Maynard While Girls
Find Visitors Easy to
Overcome

Both the boys and girls
teams of the Willmar High
School had an easy program
on last Friday evening when
both the Maynard teams were
defeated decisively. The boys
emerged from their tussle with
the mile long end of the score,
40 to Z while the young ladies
succeeded in winning by a
score of 18 to. 1.
The girls game was a prelim-
mary to the boys contest and
was denoted by some fine play
ing on the part of the local
girls. Rhuby Bitterness espe-
cially acquitted herself in stel-
lar fashion pinning up the gre
atest number of points. The
lone point of the Maynard girls
was gained on a free throw.
The boys game was very one
sided with Willmar master of
the situation thruout. The May
nard boys possessed fight, spir-
it and some speed but in tech
nique were entirely outclassed.
Willmar's teamwork operated
smoothly and when care was
taken it's basketeers were un-
usually good in craftsmanship
The first half ended % to 3 in
Willmar's favor and at the end
of the 18th quarter Maynard
had been BANKED with IL
points to Willmar's credit. For
.Willmar the following "slipped
''em thru: Hahn II baskets
Grace 6 baskets; Johnson 4
baskets; Sandin 2 baskets; XII
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26

SO Is al aenk f,Ond was n Wlllmar1
visitor on I Thursday.
lAxel Rutland ers went to Will
mar on Saturday for q visit
with relatives.
The Ole Strand family NOV
ed il from Burbank township
on Saturday and are again oc-
Icupying their own resid ence
near the depot.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and daugh-.1
Iter-in-law, Mrs. Norman Nell
son, will entertain q large par
~ at afternoon coffee on We'd
nesday:o e !
Miss Rikkas Swenson went to
Minneapolis on Friday for a
weeks visit at the home of her:
sister, Mrs. Elmer Young.
The new tenant on the H.
|Swenson farm is Frichjof John
son, who, is moving in this
week from Roseville. -
Mrs. Sam Jensen and Miss
Clara .Skeie returned on Sun
day from a several days visit
| in Hawick..
4 New and large classes in
General Science, Botany, Civ
les and Public Speaking are
being organized at school this
4 week. m **, If 55:. -.
Mrs. Carl Hermecke and
Mrs. A. A. Peterson, who have
been visiting for the past week
with the C.. H. Hermecke FAM
l lily of the G.: N, Hotel left for
Sioux City, Iowa, on Wednes-
! day. >..>...x !. IT,. ,.
The Misses Olga and Gertie
J Johnson. of Eagle Bend arrived
on Saturday for. an over Sun
day visit at the sChas. Wallin
home. They departed on Mon
day for Sioux. Falls, S. D.
Miss Ada Swenson. went to
i Atwater on Monday for a few
| days visit with friends.
Robert Johnson Of the Min
nesota "U'' autoed. over from
|Paynesville on Sunday>to spend
the day with Chester Lund and
other friends.
Mrs. H. J. Hanson was a
most graceful hostess to six la
dies from four to six o'clock on
saturday: afternoon, serving a
dainty two course salad lun-
cheon. - ~.f.:21s 4L
! J. Mrs. O.. G.. Nordlie and chill
dren went to zKerkh6ven on
Saturday for a visit at the Geo.
Thonvold home: The formers
mother, Mrs. J IN. Monsoon, &C
companied them to Willmar.
The main part of the post
office was redecorated last wk.
by Painter Almsteadt who dark
! murescoed a. wainscoating ar
ound, the public. lobby.
The following guests were
splendidly entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Kambestad at a
six o'clock. dinner at their
home on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
C. K. Lund, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Henjum, Mr.. and Mrs. Arne
Larson, the T. C. Gunderson
family and the, Misses Emma
and Thea Kambestad.
= Mr.. and Mrs, C. K. Lund's
55th wedding anniversary was
remembered here by about SO
! Of their intimate friends who
gave them a surprise party on
Monday evening and made
them a gift of an electric read
ling lamp in remembrance OF
| the day. Their daughter, Mrs.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26

Mrs. A. Larson, Mrs. Edward
Kambestad, Mrs. T. Gunderson.
and Miss Emma Kambestads
Visiting committee: Mrs. W.
L. Craiger, Mrs. NJ. Gunders
son, Mrs. E. M. Hanson and
Mrs. Conrad Swenson. $3.50
was given to the mission. J.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-01-26

land 1 basket. Willmar secur-
ed one free throw.
For Maynard Thompson,
Brecken' apd Friden each reg
istered a basket and one point
was added for a free throw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

OF Speaking of the good old sum
L,D mer time, here is a works that
is strictly in it. 1t is a bottling
works one of those places that puts
out a product that makes one wish
he had neck much longer than ma
has been running along smoothly for
number of years. They have built
up a big trade and this year they are
going to go the limit. They have a
modern building and equipment,
prompt delivery service and a pro-
duct that makes the people hurry
back for more. They sell the ma
tional beverage for which the plant
is named. What is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

n Here is a drug store where you
y are always sure of getting just
what the doctor ordered Pre-
scriptions are put up by a master
hand that takes pride in the efficiency
that comes from proper schooling and
long experience The name that spon-
sors this drug store has been connect
ed with the drug business in this city
longer than any other. You will find
this institution occupying very prom
inent corner on West Main. They
have everything for the bodily com
fort, health and comeliness and has
the sale of the San.ToX remedies. A
fine soda fountain is also an impor.
tant feature Of this busy drug store?
What is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13
KNOWLEDGE COMPETITION

In the following paragraphs you
will find u brief mention of u num-
Der of the city's business and pro-
fessi0nal people. There will be a
question or two i'm each one.
To the person who answers them
most nearly correct will be given
choice Of the prizes noted above.
The next nearest will be given
next choice, etc.
All answers must be neat and
legible. There is no guessing There
Is clue in each one by which
the identity may be- confirmed.
Any of the parties sketched may
answer any question you may ask
except to tell you they are "TT".
Answers may be sent by mail
ar brought to this office any time
before next Friday evening. A
week from today the sequel to this
feature will be published. Al that
time the winners Of the prizes will
he announced and they are EMIT.
led to all and get their prizes.
The competition is open To
everyone except employees of this
office and their relatives. Ad-
dress "Bing" Hooper, care Ard.
mOreite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

0H Here we mention an establish
LU ment that has the welfare Of
the farmer in mind. 1t Is the
pioneer hardware institution of Ard
more. having been in business here
for thirty-three years. 1t is concern
that has everything to make lfes
walk easy for the man who tills the
soil And when he chooses to ride
they can furnish him with the proper
vehicles from the tractor on down TO
the riding cultivator. They also have
hardware of every description as well
as harness, tools, cutlery, Chinaware,
stoves and kitchen ware 1t is To-
Gated at the intersection of two of
the busiest streets. What is the
name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13
THE AWARDS:

q Here is concern with an envi-
q able reputation. Not so many
years ago it started with a capi-
talization of only few thousand dol
lars. Today it's assets are approxi-
mately $l,000,000. This growth has
been accomplished through liberal and
sound business methods and the faith
Of the people in the integrity of the
men who compose its dictatorship. 1t
Is concern that converts rent"
money into a savings account and
pays 10 per cent while it is accumu.
lating. They make it easy for any
one to own a home. Scores and scores
of people who never had the savings
habit are now laying aside portion
of their monthly earnings through this
association. Under supervision Of
state banking department. What is
the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

0H There is one store in Ardmore,
,bJ where you can buy almost any
article you need in the way of
new and second hand household goods.
If you are feeling blue because your
money will not do the things you
want it to, join the busy throng which
makes their way to this store when in
need Of the many necessities of the
home in the way Of furniture. stoves
and house furnishings of all kinds If
you have anything for sale or wish
to exchange the old for the new you
will get satisfactory deal at this
store on Washington street. Exclusive
agency for the superb Serenado Phono-
graph. Plays all records. What is
the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

On All that half Of humanity that
Ii wears trousers, will be interested
In this number as soon as we
tell them II is a place where they can
make their money stretch in buying
the many things that go To make up
the attire Of the good dresser. There
may be- larger stores but none better.
They are sure to give you sure
passport into good society FOR they
have the very latest toys that money
will buy. who's Your Tailor" That
is the question. This store repre-.
sents the Ed V. Price tailors. and
there is no better value in clothes ON
earth or anywhere else. What is the
name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

n All Here it is-the shoe shop
lU that makes your feet happy"
Who is this shoemaker who
puts on the specially guaranteed sole
leather for the men who labor? He
has been in the shoe repairing busi
ness for II years and years in Ard
more He does high class shoe repair
ing for both ladies and gentlemen and
has the electric machinery. 1t mat
ter's not how fine "a ladies' shoe may
he he can put the right work and
the right finish on it, He uses the
best materials-at the same price
Kerry Krone soles when wanted. Up
to-date shining parlor in connection.
Right on Main street. What is the
name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13
48 s.a" 'es,.

40 Can you name the concern that
10 takes the lead when it comes to
supplying the wants Of this com
munity with flour and feedstuffs? 1t is
well known that whatever is wanted in
this line can be- gotten at this establish
ment. They buy everything possible
direct from the farmers of Carter
county and sell it just as cheaply as
ii can be procured anywhere. They
have the agency in this city for the
widely known Purina stock and poul.
try foods as we'll as Schumacher meal.
including line of highest class flours
made from the best mills in three diff
ferent states Their service is prompt.
What is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

81 Here we mention a bank that
~ ranks among the strongest banks
Of the state 1t has a reputa-
ton, well earned, for solidty and lib.
cral dealing. BY its good service and
sound banking methods it has built it.
self into the very life Of this com
munity. 1t is a bank that is always
progressive within the limits Of sound
banking. Each year its foundations
become stronger because its ability to
serve its patrons Increases. The funds
Of this bank are used to assist its
customers in the upbuildng Of their
business and the community Mem
Der Of the Federal Reserve Bank. The
pioneer bank. First in name-first
in service. What is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

"a Who are the people who put the
~ shine on automobiles that won't
come off-very soon? They paint
all kinds OF cars, small or large,
cheap or expensiye-do the job up
brown" and you never feel blue"
about the price. You can't afford
to allow your car to dGteriorate just
for the want Of little refreshing at
the right time. They do work in
such a satisfactory manner that 1t
lends prestige both to the man who
does the work and the man who
drives the car. This company is in
stalling compressed air brush which
gives all work the factory finish Sue
cessors to Storck, s. Mill street. What
is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

~ We have before you in this num-
Der a well known industrial in
stitution. Their auto delivery
cars are constantly rolling around the
streets bringing in the raw material
and carrying out the finished product,
1t is a plant with modern machinery
the best that can be bought. There
is not a better equipped laundry in
Southern Oklahoma. They wash every.
thing that is washable-and many
housewives are planning to make their
fall house cleaning easy by sending
their blankets and quilts and washable
rugs, etc to this laundry to be clean
ed. A double letter in the name.
What is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

IN Who are the people will paint
III the town red-or any color you
say? They are not green" at
the business 10y any means On the
contrary they are growing gray" at
the work. They have been spreading
it around here pretty thick for sever
al years. They have store on West
Main whore you will find paints and
varnishes for all purposes as well as
fine selection OF wall paper. Visit
this store for suggestions in home
decorations and have them show you
the many beautiful designs They do
contract work in painting, paper hang
ing and picture framing. They are ex-
elusive agents in Ardmore for Devoe
paints and Berry Bros. varnishes.
What is the name?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-13

n Here is a store that is making
I'll good in the hardware business.
The name is known far and
wide for integrity and fair dealing.
They handle the best goods in all
lines. have always been courteous and
have backed up their word on every
guarantee they make on their goods.
They have hardware, household goods,
stoves, tools, cutlery. bicycles, guns,
sporting goods and the various sun
dries. Also they sell the famous Car
land gas range. If you buy it from
this store it is always worth the price.
What is the name?