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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-06
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FOR SALE-One team of grey
mares, 7 years old, eight $500 lbs.
! Sound, gentle, and true. Price
$250.00 Harness if wanted. John
Schmitt. miles southwest of
town. Phone 7-F-11 Ct 1915
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Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

ifs office or the board will meet with instant response, not only in the apprehension, but the prosecution of the thieves.
 That such cooperation is vital is shown by two instances which may be cited from among the many which have recently occurred. Not long since .dairymen lost three of their valuable blooded dairy cows. The rustlers, who evidently were operat- ing on quite an extensive scale, drove into the fields, loaded the COWS on auto trucks and successfully made away with them. Convictions are difficult to secure as the rustler al ways seems to have affidavit and alibi men ready to testify in his favor and it is important that evidence be secured which cannot be cOntrovert- cd by them. It is therefore in a large measure up to the stockman himself and those engaged in various branches of the industry, through personal vigilance and assistance to the authorities, to bring about an end to this deplorable state of affairs, which in this valley is a more thriv- ing illicit trade than in the rest of the state combined-'
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

timore soprano is extremely pretty, and she has a smile that says to the audience, Now we are all the pest of friends and we are going to nave a wonderful, happy time together.
 In the last three years, Miss Gar rison's name has become prom nent one in the concert courses Of cities all over the country; the stun hing success won by the delightful singer as soloist with the Boston symphony orchestra and with the other leading symphony organiza- tions quickly placed her in the lime light a s a concert star of real magni- tude, and when she added to her achievements a series of real oper- atic triumphs at the Metropolitan, the musical public all over the coun- try began to take an interest in what she was doing. Now she is a prima donna in her own right.
 Five years ago, Miss Garrison was scarcely known outside of New York and few other eastern musical cities. Now her name has a real meaning and the announcement of her appearance is the promise Of delightful things. In the last few seasons she has been the featured star at every big musical festival; these include Cincinnati, Worcester, Buffalo, Norfolk, Richmond, Ann Arbor, Oberlin, Springfield, Mass. and half q dozen other places that enjoy an annual feast of song by the foremost artists in America. --O-
 Purified sunflower oil has been used extensively in the adulteration oi ]
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

tween the merchant. wholesale and retail and his trade. It is a vivid portrayal of the march of commercial progress of the capital city and one that should stir the pride of every loyal Phuenician.
 Guarantee Fund In Sight
 The financial committee has not yet completed its task of raising a guarantee fund to insure the success of the undertaking, although it is now believed that this fund will be intact the early part of next week. The sum of S13,0e0 is the amount sought to be raised. Every subscriber will be rebated a propOrtionate share of the receipts from the sale of booth space and from the general admis- sions.
 The admission fee has been placed at 10 cents insuring large daily at tendance. It is estimated that the attendance for Industrial Week will run 30, 900. This is based on attend ance figures for similar eXpositions which show that the weekly attend ance always runs close to the popu- lation of the town.
 Interest is increasing in the matter of securing space in the big tent am- Dhitheater which will shield the eX- hibits. A number of merchants called at Industrial Week headquar- ters. 2O5 North Central avenue yes terday concerning reservations. Many choice positions have already been selected.
 Many Daily Features
 There will be much to interest and amuse at the big exposition tent in addition to the exhibits. Professional entertainers and models, as well as soloists of note and a complete or l chestra will make things lively with <, ouip and song, as well as displaying ! the latest fashions for both women and men. A daily feature will be the fashion revue, and there will be a change of program every afternoon | and evening.
 j/ The advancement of booth space is considered ideal. At one end of the tent is a large stage elevated seven feet from the floor. Connecting with this and running the full 300-foot length of the tent will be erected an illuminated runway. thus providing every facility for properly presenting
 the living models and entertainment features
 This runway will be flanked with
 rows of small booths; around the sides are to be found larger ones, and 1 these are all supplied with direct connections for gas, electricity and
 water, for demonstration purposes. Individual booths will be placed in the wide aisle space between the center and outer rows.
 Industrial headquarters will be kept open every day next week dur ing regular office hours and in addi-
 ton it will be open for one hour in l the evening for the accommodations of those who find it inconvenient to leave their places of business. By i telephoning 5952 a representative will be sent out to any business house
 with charts and photos to explain the | sale plan.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
ASKS OPERATION
 IN FIGHT ID CHECK
 CATTLE RUSTLERS

Cattle rustling has grown to such alarming and menacing proportions in the Salt River valley that stock men have determined for their own protection to lie in wait, shoot the thieves where they find them and let them lie where they shoot them" ac- cording to Ed w. Stephens. secretary of the state livestock sanitary board
 The Salt River valley has proved rich field for the operations of the rustler," declared Mir. Stephens. Expectations of this kind have been going on for years and efforts have been made by both the peace author ities and the board to hold them in check. The present wave of crime
 however, has proved too formidable for these agencies to cope with In order to accomplish the desired re- suit the point has been reached where the cooperation of the individual. the man engaged in the industry, and the buyer of veal and dressed beef becomes necessary. Report of any suspicious circumstances to the sher-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

in Chicago or New York, or even London and Paris or Timbuctoo.
 This is the big idea behind Indus trial Week at Phoenix, Nov. ' to F, inclusive, and the mammoth indus trial exposition which will be staged here at that time. Buy it in Phoe- nix will be the slogan of the hour. Not that anyone will be coerced into buying anything at that time-that is not the idea-hut it's what you can buy if you are in the buying mood what Phoenix has to offer the buying public.
 No more splendid means for pre- senting these opportunities was ever devised than the medium of the in dustrial exposition, the kind of an exhibition which the merchants are planning on putting on. It affords an opportunity of closer touch be-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
MABEL GARRISON |S DAINT|EST IF ALI
 GRAND OPERA STARS

Mabel Garrison. soprano of the Metropolitan Opera company who will appear in concert in Phoenix on Nov as the opening number in the series of high class events made possible for this city by the Musical Events section of the Musicians club, is without doubt the dantiest little big opera singer we have. In her concerts she has earned the reputa- tion of presenting Dresden doll picture, but it is doll with the liveliest kind of musical intelligence and a voice of the most beautiful flute-li clearness The young Bal
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
INDUSTRIAL WEEK
 IOSHOW THE ECITY'S
 BUSINESS GROWTH

Whether it's beans or poultry. sp..us or seal skin sacques. lambre- eeihs or lolly-pops. you can buy "at you want when you want it I @ theeniN and al prices which com .,ale most favorably with those for the same commodities on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

Silk woven from spider webs by the French in Madagascar is beauti- ful and strong. Female spiders, about three inches long, spin from 3O0 to 400 yards of web every day. The thread spun by this spider is as strong, in proportion to its size, as the finest steel able
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

Purified supflower oil has been used extensively in the adulteration of olive oil
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
Refomatory Population
Shows Steady Increase

John Lynch formerly deputy county
clerk. and Democratic county chair
man In Pueblo. but for some ,imo pas
chief clerk at the state rvforma,ory.
was In the city las, evening calling
on old friends lie left for Buena
Vista last night.
Asked about the population of the
rrformatory at this time, Mr.. Lynch
stated that IL II increasing right along.
This called for the question why. and
tho answer IL a double onc-morc per
sons have. during tho past year or 30
been sentenced to that Institution. and
tho average ,imc of holding prisoners
Is longer than few years sEo.
Up TO tho last biennial period the
average number Of prisoners in the
roformatory was III. now tho average
ir zoo
Formerly tho average length Of time
a prisoner was kept in tho institution
was s months for tho first sentence,
and one year for tho second. Now tho
first term average is "A year. and tho
second IL two years
SO II isn't any joke any NOR, being
sent TO tho state rcforrnatory. ss some
prisoners used to take IL.
Tho statement has been made tha,
some OF tho wors, criminals in tho
state arc among those sent to the
Buena Vista institution: from tho
ages Of u to g. according 20 som.
crininoloEists. there is more daring
and less Judgment than later i'm life.
and experiences OF officers In charge OF
the Institution reveals tho fact that
tho short terms In vogue in years past
were not az rule sufficient to teach
tho lessons sought. Some prisoners
in the state reformstory arc az old
as rs years
Reformstory sentences bv district
Judges arc irde,erminate: tho warden
decides when a prisoner shall he re-
leased.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
BETHRI. ~, E.

Seventh and Capitol. Ray s. Dunn.
minister.
The regular services will be held In
this church on Sunday. beginning with
Sunday school at a;t5 n. m. with Il.
8. whitlock. superintendent in charge.
This being Missionary Sunday. there
will bc a missionary talk at tho open
ing cxcrcises by the minister.
At tho service for morning worship
~ II o'clock tho choir will sing. un-
der tho direction of r. ". Thomas. and
the minister will prcacN, on Spiritual
Death AZ tho same horr Junior
church for.ssh- children will convene
In tho Sunday school room. with Miss
Dunn In charge. This work for tn" chill
drcn provides n fine course of religious
instruction. and II eivcn In such n
wny Rs to attract and hold the child.
You can bring your children. and at
tend tho Senior church service. while
they ar- attending service that IA
adapted to their nsc and needs. W. In
Vito Investigation.
At Z n. III. Epvortn League meets In
tho League room. with mn excellent
program
At o'clock. ~ tho service for even
ing worship. tho choir will render sp--
ciai music. and tho minister will
preach on Redemption"
To all Of these services the public II
cordially invited
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
Sergeant Butts
Visits the City

Sergeant Butts. for number Of
wears in charge Of us .--I- recruit
ina station in this city. but for some
time gsst connected officially with tho
naval hospital at Fort Lyons. was 81
tho city last evening un his way to
Monte Vista to spend the Fourth.
At the time of the Eden wreck
August Z. ie0i. Sergeant Butts led one
of Tho rity's rescueins PARTIES and did
wonderful work all night at tho scene
of the disaster. Incidentally he saved
two members " the fescueinE party
from going down and reing buried in
one Of the dark branch arroyas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ruERLo Hrnlr WALL

Cedar and Arroyo streets
Meetings on Lords day ss follows:
Sunday school p.is a. m.
Remembering tho Lord Jesus. n
m.
And We sre thankfu, to annourc.
our usual meeting for tho proclaimins
Of tho glorious messages Of love
Tho subject win bc. "Trirpl. Words
of Jesus" 5.i5 n. IN. Everybody made
welcome. WNf. FORD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
NtN~EQUA COMMUNITY

80 Pine street. Re-. Clarence =.
Emery. minister. Residence snT Mime.
qua avenue. Phone 7tso.
Sermon Subjects
Morning Responsibility os the
Individual"
euirs.a"Vrnderlng Unto Caesar
the Things Tra, arc csesar's"
Sacrament Of the lords Supper al,
tho rlose Of tho moynine service
Resumption Of the two evening serv-
Ices
Young peoples meeting at o'clock
Evening worship at o'cioc't
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
BROADWAY CHURCH or CHRIST

n. n. Jowden. minister. Broadway
and Evans.
IN IN. Rihio school
It's going to ho LONG N-rd pull back
10 normal life again. especially hard
to think In terms of Uibia school and
church. the Master is depending on
YOU to further His church and build
up Hts Kingdom Can He derend on
you'
II o'clock. morning worship. Com
Worrying
7s0 y m Junior and intermediate
Christian tndeavor
s3o =. IN. Christian Fndeavo-
20 o'clock evening service ~ song
and prsise.
subject PRAYER"
Tirs, ~ series ~ two sermons On
PRAYER.
Wednesday evening service of prayer
and training for service
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
Park AVENUE rREspYrERIAN

Park avenue md Seventh street
Sunday school a:tS. J2r. J. s. French.
superintendent. Rev. w. T. Hilton will
preach for us Mt IL n. m. md p. N.
Junior Endeavor 2. IN.
Senior G. r.. p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
as. Choir practice Thursday evening
40
A cordial wcicom. extended to all
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ST. rAues. cut-Rcu

Spruce street and Central avsnue
John :. Foster. prizes, In charge. rhon.
zT7
Services for tho sixth Sunday after
Trinity
Holy Communion Rt - n m
Church school a' IS n m.
roiy Communion and sermon a, II
o'clock Tuesday mex, a, 2ssn r. m. 81
MsrEaret's Guild will meet in the guild
hail
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
FIRST rREsBYTERIA~

Corner Of Tenth end Cour, streets.
Bible school Mt a:t5 n m.
George White will act as super.n-
t~ndcrt for the month Of July. a full
attendance In nil departments expect
=.
There will h~ no preaching services
during tho month of July. Rev. Hugh
T. Gary. II. D.. being abnon. from tho
city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Vow ts tAe Tive 80 Get ma ~ 1kess
t-Glv -yr

tGty -p-
There's no Longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles.
as othine-double Strengths guar
anteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of cfhire-
double strenEth-from any drueeist
and apply little of II night and
morning and YOU should soon SEQ that
even the worst freckles have begun to
disappear, while tho tighter ones have
vanished entirely. 1t is seldom that
more than an ounce Ia needed to com
pletely clear tho skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion.
no sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back Il 1t fails tn
remove freckles
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
In Pueblo's Churches
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Ninth and Main streets. Rev. Fred
II. Zimmerman. minister. Residence
Sl5 West 18th street
Bible school s.s5 a. m. C. ". Roycc,
superintendent.
Morning worship II.
Soprano solo-Mrs. Vance s Ki~st.r.
Sermon by pnstor-"Thc Foundation
of National Greatness"
Epwor'h League ! r. m.
Evening service 3 o'clock.
lively song service.
Sermon by rastor-"speetstors or
Runners"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
,rNrnAI CuRisrlAN

seventh and Summit streets Jsruau
=. Nell. minister. Office phone ssii
residence s.ss
Bible school at p.is snd preaching
and communion at II O'Clock These
services will interest yrti. r,st ne for
got the Excitement of these days for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

G. NJ Center. minister. Residence
1910 w. Nineteenth.
Bible school. a:iS.
Regular services II. Sermon. Chris
tian Baptism
Senior Endcsvor T.it.
Song ard praise service af o'clock
Sermon topic: "a Kings Envy OF =
Bird"
Wc will conduct hnrtismal serv-
ice at the Central Christian church on
Sunday afternoon.
There will be \ short business meet
ing IN connection with tho regular
morning worship and We especially
urEc cvcry mcmhcr 10 be present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
Molly TRINITY

Eoutt and Broadway. Tho nev. e. g.
Long. rector. Residence, 80 Broadway.
Phone 2hs7 ~ !.
The services for tho sixth Sunday
after Trinity will be;
S.2h-Holy Communion.
a:ts-Church school rni Instruction
u-choral Eucharist and sermon.
Friday. July s.
7:so-Spcciai choir -rhearsal.
No,ice-Nex. Sunday. July IN, the
services will ho Mt 200 and . Tho R'.
Rev Fred rnsiey. :. r. n. bishop
roadIu,nr Of Colorado will celebrate
at the : Holy Communion. and preach
n, the service.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
= NJ. = ,uIacn snr1u

Brosdway and Pitkin. = W Hal
s-s ~
Sunday school 90; = m
Communion service. II m.
Sanior Epworth League. n m.
No evening preaching service.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
Al.sA MAHIIsT

Elmer =. Lyon. minister. iis Fast
Evans.
church school > is a m
Morning worship. n o'clock.
n = y. 200 Y. IN.
Evening Worship 9 O'Clock
Communion service following morn
Ing service.
All are Invited TO these services
Come ynu aro welcome
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST

Twelfth and Main streets.
l-erviccs at II n. m. Subject. God"
Wednesday evening meeting a,
o'clock. sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Reading room mt suite 2ns Thatcher
building. open daily except SUNDAY
and holidays from 1850 a. m. to $50
II. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Tn. Indiana Rcsormatory. At Jeffer-
scnvillo i- to he transformed from .
prison to n soap factory. II ir report
ed tina, Sn1n p~rrons arc to be employ
I'd at tho plant.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ST. MARK's UNITED LUTHERAN

West Fltkin near Union avenue.
Henry Irving Kohicr. minister.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Bible school at tho usual hour.
Interesting classes and efficient
teachers.
II o'clock. Holy Communion.
This Is tho mid summer communion
md avery member OF tho church
should bc prcssn, unless providontint-
u, hindcrrd. Tho Place. Purpose and
BENEFITS OF tho Holy Communion 10
worthy Of our creates, sacrifices. No
evening services.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

special groups cau arrange for tent
groups with their own leader.
\ boy should have ton dollars which
is turned directly into the food ana
transportation cxp~ncc Of tho camp
and second best clothing. cStrn under
wear. stockings. shoes. etc. mess kit
including plate. bowl knife fork and
spoon and personal effects as soap.
towels etc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

q little whilc and md rest in the house
OF God.
Announcement. relative TO tho even
Ing service viii be made Sunday morn
Ing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
rihepIN coNcpEoArroNAt

Thirteenth and Grand. n. 6. Boss
minister
church school 1.is q. IN. Communion
service n O'Clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

tho afternoon at 1925 Spruce and at S
o'clock at Q Block s.
Services for the week will be An
nounccd Sunday and Sunday school
Will be arranged for during tho com
Ing week. All are welcome at the scrv-
ices.
Ida NJ ATTEREEY pnafnr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
rpopt.t.s vtss,p~

Sunday services In the morning a,
IN ~ We will again have q service at
2i2 vest Twelfth street at y clock In
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
FIRST u&pVysr

Ninth and Grand
'.ii n. IN. Bible school.
II =. IN. and y. m. preaching serv-
ICES hv Or. Palmer Of Denver.
y. m. u. V. + v.
We invite you to come and Worship
with US
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
CHURCH OF Tur: AscsNsvoN

Eighteenth and Grand. n. n. Dag
we'll rector.
Summer schedule of refsices
40 Holy Communion.
n.1o church school
IN morning PRAYER and sermon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
"Cets-It"
Tiickles
Corns
to Death

First Stops All Pain-Thcn Peeis
tho Corn off.
Don't Try to fox trot on corn tortured
feet. Get rid OF your corns. II you
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

have never seen y corn t,ctled TO death.
just apply a few drops OF "oees-1t' 10
yours. Then watch that corn die
peacefully ar " !. N-s sor. to sleer.
Soon u IL nothing hut a loose piece OF
dead skin thst you can Ift Off with
your fingers.
Get after them now Your druGe,as
has -Gcts-tt" Costs hut .ritla-cr
nothing At all n N falls MID. by r.
Lawrence & Co. Chicago
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
IRVING PLACE CHURCH OF rPRIs1

IDA N. ATTEnERY. Pastor.
MISS FERN IL: GARD. Asss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Isn't It significant that the
so-called gravity test"
isn't even mentioned In
u. s. Government specih-
cations for gasoline3 As a
matter of fact, chemists
and authorities On pe6o-
leum refining have always
known that 1t 10 worth
less - . test Of quality.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-11-23
CHRISTMAS MAIL

Through the kindness of Postmas-
ter Sharp, the Dispatch is enabled to
print the following suggestions with
reference to the handling of Christ
mas mail. The suggestions had their
origin in the office of the Third As
sistant Postmaster General at Wash
ington. The full text OF the letter
is as follows:
Postmasters should impress upon
their patrons the necessity Of CO.
operating with the Postal Service to
the fullest possible extent in prepar-
ing and mailing their Christmas par
cells in order that the heavy holiday
mails may be handled expeditiously
and satisfactorily, and in this CON
nection should emphasize that the
careful observance of the following
simple conditions by mailers is of the
utmost Importance in accomplishing
the end desired.
Prepay postage fully on all parcels;
also prepay fully the intefnal-rev-
enue stamp tax on parcels subject to
25 cents or more postage.
Address parcels fully and plainly.
Place name ard address Of sender
on all matter.
Pack articles carefully and wrap
them securely, but do not seal them,
as sealed parcels are subject to post
age at the letter rate.
Mail parcels early; they may be
marked "Do not open until Christ
mas"
Insure valuable parcels.
Written inscriptions such as "Merry
Christmas Happy New York,
with Best Wishes" and numbers,
names or letters for purpose Of de-
scription, are permissible additions TO
fourth-class parcel post) mail. Books
may bear simple dedicatory inscrip-
tions not Of a personal nature. Other
written additions subject parcels to
letter postage. Communications pre-
paid at first-class rate may be sent
with parcels prepaid at fourth-class
rate, provided they are placed in en-
velope securely attached to outside Of
parcels.