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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
High Lights On the Situation In the Tenth
Federal Reserve District

Wheat arrivals July August City,
Omaha ST Joseph Wichita ss7ai 100 bushels equal
751T total wheat production in the District and
124se than arrivals III. markets July
August 1920.
Flour manufactured in July August Kansas
City interior mills 4a3I las barrels.
Tl.7rr mcr Manufactured corresponding two
months Inst
crop summary for September ] raised
III. Dirtrct 17.7ssoo bushels total Of is7
in-9rs less than the Districts crop OF 1890.
Final esiir1Etr wheat crop In tn. Disirir; eia-
az pc, tho Nations 1894 wheat crop
li..7s less thar t1st yosr's
Live stock receipts IN August .t Kansas City Omaha
Joseph, Denver, oklahoma City wichita cattle
SOS ese, hogs sos.s17 sheep 7ei.s4s Compared with
August yonr cattle increase ss 1s7.
~
Packers purchases n August markets: cattle
last sfr; calves 81
36s aoesass 2isE hogs sosfio. increase lTsF sheep
spT.oI.. Increase 7s-3ec
sho.r mountain rnnrcs oUtiuaatod st one-third
normal supply
oil production running we'll nbcr" 100000
barr per dsy Ennsss and oklahorr, tho big de-
cr developments 10 reported
mining siil tagging behind last year. mines N
District operating s3.T-- OF ruil time IN AuEu-t-
Lead and zinc mining unchanged
Telluride snd Cripple crecb metal mining riFfricts
districts
building permit. ritira the District
- Angus aTsc t7s6i1i' increase ovrr
1870. of SAse in number Of permits and e3s
n cost ronri ruciior.
yvnoiosai, trade in August largest of any month IN
date value Of rsrchnndts~ hold Wa
1890
Retail in Angus; cities af tho Diatrtc: srer-
below Angus; 1880 In money vaiie OF EocdE
Employment situation slightly Improved.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
American Valuation

In spite of the fact that the house Of representatives
has adopted the American valus,ion plan for determining
the Of ai valorem duties earnest effort is be
made induce the senate amend the Fordney hill
this particular and revert plan of foreign
valuation
The arguments against the American valuation plan
to have strength, and those concerned
foreign those arguments appear TO be conclusive
According TO that of looking things the plan Of
American valuation VIII greatly increase the duties with
the result Of checking ppers and thereby viii make IT
impossible for foreign nations TO pay for the things
they would like buy from the United States, and
slonc the familiar lines of free trade arguments.
]. is NOT however thr protectioniss who have made
the strongest favor of the American valns
ton plan It rather the economic experts who declare
that under present conditions foreign valuation,
pressed the Of greatly dsrreois'ed and chang.
able currency gives relnble NJ actual -nue
And further the cffect Of chanreabe of exchange
would he to estsh hsh discrimination favor of thos.
countries in which the currency shssed and
those countries in which tho
" normal.
n would \. hsrd n find srv question ~ this tird
in which the arguments all side hut taking
everything into consideration II very clear that thr
plan of American valuation ir that rhould he fol
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

at Sunderland. England. IN f7ss
9 Why viii rpiis turn r. ciAhhsr
ritr'in a Gay. when Kept In cool
place T. X.
A The uars. Of milk turning 20
eia hhor 90 quickly p probably ths, ire
utensils used tn milking are not thor
ouEhly Htsrilizad This encourages the
growth nf bacteria Besides sirriiiHiuE
utensils tho udderE or III. cow should
be wRHhed ihafore milking and tins
hands pf the ntikrr washed and hri.n
@ II n known how london 20; Its
nameF " y. l.
Tho Derivation Of IN. name Ion
don iE obscure som, authorities h.-
Hev. 81 20 10 a combination of che old
British wordr "iyn" meaning 'iakr'
and din" meaning town" Possibly
haoaaEe un;H recent iirner the sou,hs-n
side Of the River Thames rst pracue-
ally Euamp
o How long -r-.- viii IL made
docs u become void- X n n.
s. \ will aoos not become void aft
rr arv specified length Of time a
ruau's last viii a. valid At hir death.
@ ptd Cprrt receive high prices for
mis- pictures. or did he die poor nah
v "
4 coro'. tho French landscape
painter. eshlbtsi his firsi picture In
fhs salon In ts-T. but - was not tiil
nearly cn yrsrs later that his genius
- painter vss generally re1oEuissd.
He vas then about 50 vearH of sr
The last g years of bis life were srsri
ir different cirrunlrts noes. a. HE prn-
tess onsi income rss very large. ard
he inherited n fortune from his father
g uhsi " the has; thing - io IN
ron'rnl w.edp on farrrr- r. T
4 The Systematic rotation of crops
= ths most feasib'- and e'ferfi'-.
means n con'roiiiu- weeds Weeds
which thrive under conditions fsvorshie
- cne rror NAV not with another.
and crnp rotation Keeps the land from,
becoming foul vith certain clsss ~
vsed-
y To settle a controversy. rvhs, =
'rs mslr idsa embodied IN the r-ritinEs
NJ 1sish- A
4 Throughout hiz rritirEr fsish's
contention W that people are eavss
6uiy through fsit conduct n l= be
cause nf the dsep Impression that rte
message had on his ovr and latter Gen
srstions that he is reEsriar e. The true
fvrr NJ rrophe' ~ Tshwe
~ Who was YANKEES Doodle T =
u
Tho origin ~ this national si- ts
Unknown The words we're prohaNiv
vritfsn hv Edward psrhz hrfvsen
fTss and iT71 7nr Tune is- beer sH-
erihed to Feverni rountrlnH hut iz rroh-
Al bis English u wss known ss esriv
a. 1857
@ what building in ts7 vart ,-,-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Pueblo Day at the Fair

Today Pueblo day at the Colorado State Fair. It
the day of all others upon which the Fair
place their main reliance making the FAIR
commercially and otherwise, and there very many
sood reasons why every person IN Pueblo should do
thing possbl support the Fair and managers.
This Is particularly at the present time for the
the Far for the first time, the
proportions of state institution. Very high credit due
to the public spted of Pueblo who the
thru the critical period private ownership and
mol, but that the Fair is, as it should be- state
institution, Pueblo people ought to give an enthusiastic
recognition of its value TO the state and to this city
Pueblo day at the State Fair il generally admitted
to be of the great public celebrations and holidays
of the year It Is Pueblo day general and conpre
hensive sense. 1t is day upon which merchants and
clerks and the people generally forget their usual tasks
and give themselves heartily manifestation of their
loyalty to the city which they live and to the great
state of Colorado which it their privilege to live and
to carry forward their business affairs.
There exceptional reasons why Pueblo day this
year should be time of celebration and enjoyment
There msny men and women in Pueblo who have
given themselves unineruptedly the fourth of
Tune TO the task of rehabilitation in Pueblo The splen
work they have done brings admiring approval from
every visitor who knows the facts but there many
persons Pueblo who have baen too bnsy digging
consider the results of their work and that of
their neighbors.
Today is Pueblo's day of Jubilee the day on which
uebc people giving reception themselves, at the
State Fair grounds Every loyal Pueboan should he
there
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
N DAT'S NEWS"

e'rrhnrt Hsupmnnn. who visorinurly
dsric. the r1mnr that he aspiros to be-
como president OF Germany. has long
hecn clahEcd in the nrFt rank Of dra-
matte poets. As long ago nT isfs. when
ne vsH only 81 years old. he was held
TO be one Of the forenoon hEureH IN
German iita-aturs In 1872 hs was
awarded tho Sobal prize for literature
Re has produced long iisf of plHyF.
s-v.rai Of the heEt known OF which
have hesr zesn on tho American stage
pauptnann was born In SticslA aud
received his education NJ jsps- Soon
after leaving the university he he
came an interpreter and leader ~ the.
u'erzrv movement that tpranE up IN
Germany few vrarr after the wer
--irh France in the s-ventias His play-
immediately created sensation. aH
hey d,sregerded au tho accepted ira D
ditions Of the German stage since 1922
The drnmafiHi har brought ou' work
,eerlv every YEAR
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Denver Fair Visitors

Pueblo greatly appreciates the visit of the Denver
who Pueblo Yesterday ~ train and antoine
bile manifestation of their interest in the State Fair
and their good feeling toward the city of Pueblo
A visit of this kind cannot fail to strengthen the
friendly ties of the two res, which already drawn
closer resul of Puebos Kisses and Denvets synps
thy and substantial aid connection with the disastrous
flood
It has been suggested by Of the Denver visitors
that Puehlo dsy be place the calendar of the
Denver Stock Show. There many Pueblo who
would he glad of such opportunity to return yester
days visit and thus take another step toward the
and cooperation that is necessary for the
eessful development and upbldne of the entire state
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Horoscope
- D. s.s o..>eL.

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER = IN
During the guinness nours of tss
DAY caution Hneuid rule all uanss
t'ons for Hsrs and Uranus are In .,
place. Saturn and Mercury are 10
pcn*fic susS IN the everinc.
Iusrrgls and disr~nSiors III ~
readily prez5ritated during this plan
tafy sway and for thir r@ason p
tl.rt and serene attitude OF mir
should be cultivated
Again there Vili 30 seita,ior for va
IN various parts ct tnc world and ~
United StstsE Will be suspicious o, s
puwe- that is not really unfrreriir
Uranus today dlstu-br the min
akinT ~ open TO the most dscoaras
inE EuEscFtipns
IntuEue and decent are suppos>t
he aided during this direction OF ~
stara and women will he moro sem
Cncs
Nomcn are warned that taey
learn hevrre lessons through thsir on
weakness Business opportunities VII
lead many into reckless -p~uia. ir-
and EgTious trouble
Uranus o. IN place supposed On
impart 70 hoth men and women an ,a.
agEcrated estimate nf self
Inc cso viii b. 30 in-st~,t A. this
timc that many organizations. lnclua
ing the churches. riil feel ,h- m cf-
fcctR
The death ~ sreat ,c,>rtist r-
invsutar Ia ~Eain for, told
PerronE whose n'tthdat~ 70 is hr.s
ne auEuTy ~ very favorable ysar
hgf fheF NUT net INV, too liz ...
pr fltlcu~. rhnrr r ho arc sttfpf1I..I ID
should be spessiingly respectful IS
t1cIr Huperiurs.
Children hory on thiH dsy will rrrr.
anly be quigk -v1ticd and able fp 500
rspialy in business or profcs Hcuu
work
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Colorado's Year Book

The state board of immigration is now publishing a
wear book that most valuable compilation of satis
tics and other information concerning Colorado
The volume for 1921 which is the fourth animal pub
lcstion. has been received BY The Cheftain and it Is
fully mp to the high mark by its predecessors.
The descriptive county articles which feature
of the former wear books have been omitted TO make
for the large amount of statistical matter
available result of laws passed by the Twenty
second general assembly Population and other statistics
Of the fourteenth nationsl also incorporated in
this year book.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

v1scount French. hrst commander n
the British in France and later Lord
Lieutenant of ireland. Born in Kent.
England. 60 years ago today
Admiral sir Lewis Baviv. ~hn rou1
mended the combined BritiHh and
American naval forces in t-tsh wpts-a
during the va. born 81 years aEo to-
der
csrl z. Grsv. president NJ me Union
pscifc railway system. born at
Princeton. Ark "A vesrs ago today
vihie I. Tarother. president m ths
Louisville ard Nashville railroad
born tn Louisville. a. wears Eo 'odsv v.
Thomas Edward FiuneEsu. -Ips-in
'srder' Of public instruction n Penn
-Tivanis. born ct Wet Fulton y T..
IS wears ego TODAY
Albert 4 Biakauev. representative TN
congress Of the Second Maryland dis
'rtct. born IN Baltimore c0unty. Nd
y resrs sEn today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
IODAYS EVENTS

CEocho- -s1ovaki. keeps a holiday to
dav in honnr nf ttz patron saint. ST
Wrncczlaus-
NJ Tl.msnrsau. Frances famous cp
premier. celebrates hts oiFhtlotb birth
da TO-DAY
Veterans ~ tho Indian wars arc IN
,rnrei 81 Nichiis today for their annual
national reunion
The Grand Army enrar,pmer' IN Sos
finn at indianapolis will he featured
TODAY ~ what viii probably be- tho
isrf big parais of the Union civil war
vrfrfanr
In an effort 70 bring shout adoption
- rihis-wids rinn for ncaraahla set
tiSment Of possible furur- labor dia-
puts= In California. 9 convention -
tho National industrial Peace and
Educational ssrrris tiun wtil he opened
~ Sacramento tndsv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
APPLY SULPHUR TO
HEAL UP YOUR SKIN
Broken on. shin and Itching Eossms
Helped over Night

For unsinshtlv skin sruptinns. rash
nr bihtchsa On face neck. arms or
body. Won 40 not have to welt for ~
ffnt from torture or ernha rra fueuf-
declares a noted skin speciaiiEtl. Apply
little Nrufho sulphur and Improve
ment shows next dsy
Because rf ifs germ destroying n-cp-
critics nothing hos evpr been found
TO take the place uf this sulphur prepa-
ration Tho moment YOU sppiy ~ heal
ing begins only those WIN have had
urrishiiy Fkir troubles can knnu the
aeHEhi this Nrnfhu- -suIuhpr hrinE-
Even fiery itching eczema Va dried
riEht M.
Get trnsU fs- from ans good
druggist and use 1t like cold cream
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

4 prominent physician says thsf 3
far the largeo, nuu,bsr Of womens
msnts are not surgical ones. thai 4
they are not caused by sc-toue AZ
plseenents. or growths Symrtom
similar IN character srs often hrough
about by much simpler conditions. v
therefore urge every woman who sur
f~rF from oscksoh.. headaches. hsS
irE down pains. side ache. trregulsri
iicv, nervous dependency. or vel
ness TO give LYDIA e. pinkhsm's Ncge
tsbi- Coupound a trial. II acts AZ
natural restorative and often prey~r'
more rerioue troubles ADV.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
TODAY's ANNIVERSARIES

isoS-Alpheur Felch. governor Of Mich
iFBn and United E'ates senator.
born 81 Limerick. Maine Died a.
Ann Arho- Mich juno NJ. 1876.
irn-FloEEtrE vaH abolished IN the u.
s navy and on vsassiH Of rom
ruerrr
isT1-Brszil rsssed a law for tho grad
uaf abolition of slavery
ise--C-aiehratfon of tho 7s0th amt
versary cf tho discovery of san
Diego hpr
Iso r.ouir phrfeur dtsro~rrar ~ the
psrtsur treatment Tor hydro
rhohis died In rari- Form rr-
III fs12
fcn7-Ernila Zola. celebrated French
novelist. died IN Paris Born there
April 6. 1slA
far~-pev. Peter Nuiioon became
nrsi Roman Catholic bishop ~
Rockford. nj
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

Warning Unisss you see the name
Bsvsr on package nr on tablets YOU
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
Hrrihed tt Physicians for fNentv one
vears and proved safe hy millions
Take Aspirin only as told In the Baver
package for colds Hsafhrhs Nsurninia.
T2hHurnstissa. Earsrhe. Toothache.
LunhaFo and for Pain Handy tin
hovns Of twelve Bsyer Tablets Of As
nirln cost feu csntp. Druggists also
ErH srrer packages Aspirin ig tho
s~ds mark of Bsyar Nsnufa rture rf
= s'ongacrticae eldeztsr Of icgilcacid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
THE PUEBLO CHlEFTA]N

lowed at this time 1t the only plan by which all for
eign be treated alike, and the only BY
winch duties be kept approximately the from
day TO day and from month to month.
1t would be great mistake for the senate to change
the American valuation plan of the Fordney bill
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
Where ItStarted
caRnSrEE

1hs word Coroner comes from tN-
Laun Corona. crown. hrurr =
Coroner was Crown officer. or Off
esr - The NtnE A. ~sriy as a-, 4 .
toroners ere mentioned. hut their '-
no Hpcciftc fnsnilnn Of their duties. Tn
nrcrfnt office vac created In TnrIa
by Ae, - Parliament, 1875, iu fr
relgn of l.dvard 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

was tho first skyucrapcr- g V s
\ The wori1 Building built sorne
- YEAR ago. ~rs consids.od New
Works. first rtyersps-.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

NsHo- barracks, In Ireland. burus
BY Sim Feinsrs
numerous indictments returned f"
q hicseo in fhe "parldr rsrfr-H t7--.
han scandal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

The japanese aud the Dutch hsf .
ono neenliar custom IN common .
Of marriage hv prnp-y
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

far, however. tn. city is mostly rarr.
Gus 10 Americans st large "a the plsrs
whero tho fails IT,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
wHAr DO YOU WAIT TO KNow7

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO ENow7
The Chieftstn Informa tion Bureau at
Washington furnishes readers free of
charge, with accurate and authorits
tive answers 10 questions on any and
al subjects concerning which lnforma-
tinn can be had from the unparalleled
rssDurcD of the various federal gov
ernmert departments the great library
Of Congress end the many experts and
dentists IN the government service
ITO cenrR IN postage for reply must
Accompany each inquiry. State cisarly
the Information wanted and address
TIE PUEBLO CHTEFTArS rSFoR-
NATION BUREAU,
Frederc2 J Haskn, Director.
Washington. D. c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

o Can tho name cf farm he
tradomark.d- Il. A n.
A Tn. Patent office ssTs that
Trademark may Re Obtained for fhe
name ~ y farm n a farmer uses hir
farm name aa a part of his asllinE
operation In marketing his products
the frsarmsrk protects him IN Sta uee
in iuterEtatn commerce.
@ when vas the first dredre boat
uEed7 r. = II.
4 The earliest recorded use ~ a
drodEe boat was that employed hv
Rnuron and Watt fn- use IN the weir
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

fAny reader csp get the su-
r,,er TO any question ny writing
The rhieftoin Information Eu-
rcau. Frederic y. UsEtip. pi-
rector. Washington. n. {. This
offer Applies strictly to tnforrrs-
ton. The Burvsu cannot give
advice on legal. rocdina, and
financial matters " doc- not
sucmpt fo scfue domestic rou-
blcs. nor to undertake evhsus-
tive research on Bny .ubtc'r-
Write your question plninl, and
briefly. Give full name md nd
dr---~ and cprsosr two -rrts IN
Stamps Tor return ys,@taC~- All
REPLIES sr. sent direct To tho tn
pu'r-r).
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
ASPIRIN

Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

THE CHTEFTAIN has the best
quality Of circulation for advertisers
of any newspaper published in Colo
RADIO, 1t consistently supports the up
Building Of the state with Just regard
to every citizen, and 1T has the conf
dsnce and approval OF Colorado's best
citizens OF every class and section.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-18

given lS6 hours OF Service up
to the October Meter Read
ing Date.
The October total being
1856 hours of Service.
Subtract the September
total of 1862 hours of Service.
And you have had "a
hours of Service during the
period between Meter Read
ings.
These hours of Service
are the units upon which my
pay is based, just as you pay
any worker by the. hours.
The Units are known as
"Kilowatt Hours"
Next Month l Will tell you
about Ny Wages, for, of
course, Expense Is one Of the
Most Important things in the
Conduct of Your Branch of
the Biggest Business in the
World. Then you can figure
How Little charge for be-
ing always
At Your Service,
KILO WATT.
Published by -
MINNESOTA ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER CO. -.
Elks Bldg.-Phone 20
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-18
BREEN SAYS HE
NOW FEELS FINE
Minneapolis Man Hasn't Sign
of Indigestion or Rheumatism
Since Taking Tanlac

call my troubles are thing of the
past and I never felt better in my
life, since taking Tanlac," said J. w.
Breen, 8 Washington Ave., Mime
apolis, MINI.
81 began suffering from rheuma-
tism and indigestion about three
years ago, and although I tried
nearly everything, l just kept get
ting worse. My arms ached so much
I could hardly stand it. Many nights
/ had such fearful headaches l
couldn't sleep wink, and the follow
ing day l would be awfully dizzy.
my appetite was so poor that
when I ventured to eat a square
meal gas wouldaform in my stomach
and I would be in misery for hours
afterwards. l was badly constipated
and always had to be taking some
thing for that as we'll as my other
troubles, but nothing helped me in
the least. = -,
"Finally, Tanlac was recommended
to me so highly that l bought bot
tie. soon noticed a wonderful i'm
provement. / am now on my sixth
bottle and haven't an ache nor pain
of any kind"
Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by City
Drug Store, Knutson & Lila at
Graceton, v. M. Owen & Co. at Hines,
James Taylor, Tenstrike, and by the
leading druggists in every town.
Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-18
r X kk<kk kkk% x X x 4 x +
X ~ FUNKLEY RANGE 4

kkkk ~ ~ + <k< r. 4 =
S. c. White is laid up this week
with lame back.
r o. O.. Vandervort is busy this week
making ties. e. ..> -
Harry Price and. John Whitinger
returned to the range on Thursday
last. They spent several days at Be-
midi.
Chester Vandervort left the Range
on Monday last for his home at
Crookston. He had worked for his
brother here in the woods.
H. l.. Price Left Friday for Bemidji
He expects to be gone for some time.
Miss Lylian Heyhall, the Spruce
Grove teacher, left on Friday for her
home at Grand Rapids where she will
spend her Easter vacation with her
parents
c. M. King of Deer River was up
in the range country for several days
last week talking over the possibility
of dividing the county OF Itasca. Mr..
King believes his district is not get
ting a fair show in the disbursement
of the funds. He says all roads lead
to Jerusalem, but not all to Grand
Rapids. About twenty-four townships
will meet at some place in the north
part: of the county to arrange and
promote plans necessary to; carrying
out this purpose. and each township
will be asked to put up small sum
to pay, attorney fees! It's all such
work there is more or less cost. L.
" The wolves are getting quite plen-
tiful in this neck of the woods.
The town meeting held on Tuesday
last, passed off smoothly. But one
change was made in the officers of
the town. Ross Hoy took the place
LOT +. T. Bloomquist as supervisor.
The Mississippi Timber company
broke camp last week on the range.
!: Jay Vandervort will break camp
this week.
Lesley and Lloyd White are work.
ing at the present time on the new
railroad, east of here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-18
Savage Wilderness Marauder,

The fisher is, taking it all in all,
said to be the most savage, swift
and crafty of all the marauders> of the
wilderness. In nine cases out of ten
perhaps even 80 out of a hundred
a fight between a porcupine and a
fisher has but one result: The fisher
eats the porcupine. And the porcu-
pine is some defensive fighter. The
fisher flips the victim over on his
back, anneXing as few spines as posi-
BILE in the act, and he has an unpro-
tected throat and belly at the mercy
of his fangs.
The porcupine's quilts, SO deadly to
other animals, have for the fisher COM
paratively few terrors. They do not
poison or inflame his flesh, which
seems to possess the faculty Of soon
casting them forth again through the
skin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-18
LOVES HER COWS AND
CHICKENS AGAIN

~ have had stomach trouble for
twenty years and for the past year
have eaten nothing but stale bread
and drank hot water. Was too weak
to do any kind of work. Six weeks
ago / took the first dose of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and am now do
ing all my homework, besides look
ing after my chickens and milking
two cows day. Mine has been a
wonderful recovery" 1t is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the inAamma-
ton which causes practically all
stomach, liver ysand intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. At all druggists.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-18
True Humor.

Nd In the end we find that the test OF
true humor is the reaction it makes
to the depression, sorrow and sadness
Of life and its power to give bright
ness and courage in the midst of dis
saster. The: joke is worth while that
makes life more possible and sorrow
a little less impossible--that brings a
smile amid tears, as sunshine in the
heart of clouds is seen cutting its way
through the darkness. Yet, despite
England's training in trouble, what Is
there finer than the delicate humor Of
Oliver Wendell Holmes ?-Exchange.