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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-08
AN. OLD.TIMER

Not long after G. f.. Carson hit
Renaiaji (and; he was the first to hit
it and stick, came Dawagac Round
Oak and LOCATED in the store owned
and operated by William Ross. He
then lived with A. B. Palmer, who
succeeded Mr.. Ross in the hardware
business, and since Mr.. Palmer sold
out he has taken up his abode with
the Given Hardware Co.
Now there is a whole family Of
Round Oaks--"Alice' Range Round
Oak, "Pcte", Heater Round Oak, and
'"Mike", Furnace Round Oak. They
are as much "Old Timers" as those
who appeared in the columns Of The
Pioneer for the past two weeks, and
will probably take part in the Big
Pageant.
=: In the. meantime, come in and be-
Come better acquainted with these
ROUND OAKS. T.. Look at them in
the window and on the floor. You'll
like them and they'll like you.
The GIVEN HARDWARE COM
PANY knew enough to adopt them
when Palmer sold out.-Advertise-
ment. ~
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SCOUT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

A boy scout summer employment
bureau has been put into operation in
ShelhXyille, Ind. The plan has already
been successful operation for sew
eral, summers, receiving hearty sup
port. from business men. Plains are
also being made to conduct, "cOlnmun-
ity serWce,"oevery scout to deyote%al
specified number of hours during, ths
summer to- fheT service Of the eity.hHs
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ters Of business, as interesting as
they arc 5sinp ortalrt, will come srlp,
and those promptly disposed Of the
members will be entertained ,by%1a
brief account of Dictator H. e.
Mitchel's recent trip with the Ma
tional Editorial association.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, e.,
os*> '''aHOLDS MEETING TONIGHT

IT, Every Moose attending tonight's
business meeting will receive "a real
Photographic print of the, Moosei
pageant queen candidate in a beau.
tiful symbolic. pose. Several mat
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to- publicly thank our
many friends for their. many kind
nesses and floral offerings during the
illness and death Of our loving father
and husband s:..is...s- y.-..'., -
- Mrs. Ida M, Cell,
g. and family. =,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received up to August
22nd for the erection of a church
building at Remer, Mimi.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of the clerk and
at the office Of r. A. Schweiger, Ar
chitect, Moose Lake, MINI.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
r MRS. !. R. POUND, Clerk,
! Mason Memorial Congregational:
3d8-l0 49,. Church.
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FOR ekrreR EMOTION PICTURES

hy 11HFh7 .ffs--7 - z : Z h35I!
, Upon the invitation Of Will "a. Hays,
president ofsthe. Motion Picture Pro-
ducers and Distributors of America,
the national headquarters Of the Boy
Scouts Of America was represented at
d recent all.day meeting by, James
e. West, chief scout executive; Frank
lin X. Matthews Of the editorial board,
Charles n. Mills, director OF publicity.
-Thfs was a meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria hotel, New York city, Of the
heads Of the principal nationally TED
Grated organizations. .sA..
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NOTICE

! Persons wishing. to be placed on
the substitute list for teaching in the
grade and high school should file
their name and grade, or depart
ment, in the Superintendent office.
Telephone ETA. The wages are $500
per day 1857
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he guest q ss ni saSs Neha kss

/
was tne guest OF trends while shop
ping - ne esll. moA Ees'y ID: E 5Si's
MI ana Mrs 9tlns " ooerg motor
Gu SATURDAY To- BSagiey, where they
|. tlansa g business curing the day,
f 'A g bemlo9rthat evening e''f
!. ssalara Land "a E. n, s 3 guest
IA .h 800 i, . ~ i.ss L..nl.A 81 le .S,
fss snd rseapssats q .h 81 1ssi
A -: ~. ~ a, So. .
80 su .s. -. NE 49, ~
a,ast @ "a 49,. 81 ~. q. !:
sps1G snnS pe;et = S Sss
o. - =" ' Is e. : ~ Ys' = b,
Miss Mvr+le Madlson, o3ssaEr.,n nd
Ranias Who was ) onest At Tho home
ofaMr. and Mrs i CANCER. for a
,w.sek left Saturday H. her' home
-
=. Misses Florence and Leonore Jane
son returned satur,dla|y,by auto from
Enworth ! ,eap,,e Institlts tbare last
week a. $500. -, ~.
,: i, ~ H.. -; ~ . ...s&s:sP :..s ~,
= Rov Webster motored with friends
Is Park Rapids Sunday and Returned
,toS Bemidii Yesterday He attended
tksSInstit,,te theIa s'ndav afternoon
ana Evening. ' :
I'M sSsS # - I. (; $50, +
me :Riche];e, store phone o.
Sunshine Grocerv ad8-9
~ T-'7S 80 :! u ~~s :!
Mr. and Mrs. HIN. Mckee and
fold ~ ota,s,d 10 : Co.'s. ,I,.1rs..s,nIav
and snennt tlS dav AZ M. and Mrs. FL
% .Kenfie,d,a -: 5ssfs T., 70. !
zss >. :. is.:.r z1h....,5l:$ \. +
M, 3Ra C,,s.t;o ;, f,rn,o; ros;dc ~
~ Rarn;d;; NM ~ haan v;.;+;na hor
fatber NJ T;SRetts,s IL Vira;n;gS
" where ne has +. 81. bs seriously II, S
~ uese OF 1eie sna re 1sls s. ih
bem emf '1of. E IeWs f VS. I'll. i.
p =. . n, ,,.;. % y :
MI. any Mls: 0AN' 1oula arc
erect1 ing! a mooeril. sersn-room nome
y ~ M1nnss - 8. aseAu nee"eel
expect It ito TO &c completed &; 2 that they
can occupy u TINS W s,1''sr\ : ~
=. - ~. "
:, .4Nt;s; -: " :EihotF ana So, "or-
aon Elhott' returned TINS morning 70
ehe,r MONIES az moroen' Nanao1 any
2A 8 ne 6a,. sieer 'V,siang Nhe'r
anq az family Tor ABOUT ten days. s
NJ NJ " - ~; M,. r1,o,,, r.;o,,a
III! WI .o ""u h w. .,,a. a" ~ .he ~,
800. - = y - ha..a = aaI Msl
rs 8 T.;ai.so, 1ott i: - a
"a: N ~ ~ nso' ~ s ''''' .noi - y
49, snand NJ $500 49, = itasea at.ts
PARK an ro',te. '' ~ I I
80 IS: /
iEa NM; ) IA tSa;s Iittia sroS
san to Remid;; sunday r. consult {
lactor esII., s,ysi1oueJ !. n;cLlaf II
Fridayy and if bacsas,l,.e 1odoed in. hk
t f,, M ant1. ch,ornfairn bod h. h. IL
=, n;steraa = ordar e ran,ove ~
y. 49, -- .s-"r, A.
s Misses vivian and sLedna Hines I'd
turned Sunday night from Park
worth League, Institute last weeRl
They left, again today for Hines tai
{en d.1i are spe tG,
ven '<''' ~ 9e''t'"'' e'''"
=, MIS- 1,".-c CO. a; g xo+,,.noa +o.hol1
hossa j., E;fth o vs, 49, n;.ht ~ 60
Seip IT. ,,'ho,o "ra lass nsH. N1n
cc,a 1ast: u,aet H. an ~toUp tho n 81
hoa,,;ta5 s >thosa u. Ing s Wv. .,,als.i, n
.s,sp, .n.;n,;s1,, M 800 80! S,'n
'tFeshes sSf,o"s1S I'll" "eeA 9s aEo sui
~, a !.Ias y Va apou. .ne
t tsIs A"s". 80 r.: A''S'1 yes
:" e'"'S' 4 ~ - ~ :.
: a. ,.j,,u ~ 49, ~ NJ =. = n wauT o.l
p.aa,.;. CIV IN ~ 49, no ~ ~
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: : Mrs. lice Castle,
and childrehn
No1loh X1Daa..::,1

The undersigned A. q Rfe}ps and
L. l. Isndberg, sskagA Hhisiness
as realsetate ana insurance, agents,
under :tAe 7Harng,' sPhefp ndberg
Agency, have 'dissohea" partnership.
A. j. Phelps retains the business Of
the partnership. All moneys due the
partnership. are payable to A. j..
Phelps and all liabilities incurred by
the partnership are assumed by A. j.
Phelps. : -. ''.', "
Given this 18th day Of August, 1922,
at Bemidji, Beltrami County, Min
nesota.-E. a."
49, A. J. PHELPS
T. + = L. L. LANDBERG.
1853 ."' 't& :, >-".-
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METHODISTS WILL HOLD
, ANNUAL PICNIC TOMORROW

ALL members and. friends of the
Methodist church and Sunday. school
are invited, to attend the annual pic
mic to- be held all day tomorrow at
Diamond Point, each one. to: take
their own cup and spoon and we'll
filed baskets for the pcinics dinner.
They will leave, the church, at 10
O'clock. y -tI:.a,x =; f.. f.. :.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.iWinter and

Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.iWinter and
daughter Pearl, and their guest, her
sister, Mrs. Miller and little son, mo-
tored last evening to blackjack lake
to visit at the Hines and Grandy cot
tage, returning to Bemidji in the
late evening. They accompanied
Mrs. Hines there, she having, come to
Bemidji yesterday with her! mother
and brother. a2as..s.. ~
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Mr.. and MrsS Charles Espy of MIN
neapolis spent Monday and Tuesday
in Bemidji on a combined business
and pleasure trip. ~.".', L
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Chester 0'Dell, Walter Masterson
and Mrs VIM. Masterson Of North
ern autoed, to Bennidji Monday and
attended to1business matters. = e..
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank those who so
kindly assisted US during the sick
ness and death Of. our, beloved hus-
band and father, and also for the
beautiful offerings. o.,
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FOR REM Furnished room at
O!d Kaplan Bldg. Phone 255.. II
i%yT - 8 T,4ds-11,
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'biRTHbXaFARTYii' -

LylesFrench entertained three of,
his BOY !Ifrisnd At e;se'elpsk dinner:
last YfhinA at, his home Il f323 Min,
nesota avenue, in honor Of his birth
anniyer;arZ ,end q theatre naEty was
enjoyed by them during the evening.
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WANTED ,issgetable girl at Birch
mont HotAIjs Phone.Mr, Beyers,
No. 20. fsls;ss sast ss : ste

FOR RENT W Modern furnished
room 923 IryinesAve. Phone
- 75S-W. ~ 4d8-11
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IS &kl, 900 to loan on farms. Dsap
land Company. = .l-lXt1

Ne And Mrs: >! EEBreWn lefE on Il
the no on train todayfor Duluth and
the Range towns where they expect
to visit friends and transact bust
ness FOR about a week. They expect
to be guests next sunday of Rev
and Mrs. B. A. Hanscom. and fam
ily, formerly Of Bemidji..l, =
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ME- !HODioio WILL n no.,,
- All members ana; irienas Of the
METHODIST ;cnureh ana suhaays sehool
are invited, TO attena tne annual PIC
me TO- De ne'a az gay Tomorrow ~
diamond folnt'.: each one 70 eaSe
filed baskets Tor t1 the pcnic dinner:
They will leave, the church. at IL,
O'clock !.,,y T., :, ,i,l1si
o,nu ,,,,,.. n. -. =,
:..Cnester UDe!i, Walter Mastefsoh
ern autoed to bennld1'. Monday and
attended a TO business matters. =
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ml. Ia; anu mlsf Maa ai,s a nsps T -,
n + Bem;d Iis on comb;n n business
S,"as..c..;~ w..
= 80, ~,
!. MISS Allce cameron mas as ner
guest for two weeks visit, MISS
.GWeado lien, Medlamu OF a. gPaui' VINO
Ea sssI's N y bse'nld9t SATURDAY eve
tl!sngs. Si:!;:s}s1 4;'' w.
SF7s8'. ',@' -.
parry VI seven lro!. Minhsapons
autoed tn1ousn: oeMloyi moHoay en
route 70 nia.AeaeA az o. s,a, p.ates
norm " vislt il'e''os anu looh 9 q W
business in'eies's' =. e. i. ;'%''::j':-'
7 ,Mx. Viz, Co.son+;n} -. : 800 son
r.a,s rau,o pssI ~ hSS,, u ~.
;+aa x ~ h"s "a .a'a+;',as o az 49,
W. for , weak ieft Monday nv
anto for their home
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WI: ha 4n NJ; sfa paase ss''e .s
man fo % tne .%sIso... Hoou"g son.
pans' " p1.' ..a s.Ss : D o..e
mss .n nv e':-AesSsnNay {, ~ . :ou -,
10, no'u'"' - 't" - y - ~
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+,,,.,,nd ~ d;;!Isn;;na fron, .ttond;n,,
~ No,thar, DIV 'FnSnrt,, Tsaane.
institute at fark haplos- ast week;
Mlss Iarr.e uchaFge y 4" ny s'ns
ing "nie 'h pl1as. 10 s,.t,.,..s- 81;
-, , =. :: Z.
MRS. blame Lamoert ana daueh,
ter Louisa ana son rrank >returneo
Yesterday TO tneirt nome IN. oemla9t
aiter SIX weeks absence. lhey
Visi'ed reia'lVes at Mahka,o ano
otner PAGES tipf ssyeEar weeks ..ss aliu
went iast Met x 70 Tark nap,us 10 az
tend the EpWor! - League, 1mst''4te'
MIS- hampee1 peihe tssss''' y VIC ef's
q aepaEStlheht thele. J.: =. RI. e. .-,. i
Y /; 49,. -. ). :, an: - - :, =: -
i Nv m'sses M;,i an,;t4 IT. 1870 y.
WIS oafol nh1 a!.us ns.'e e uaut'.eA ;,
lette Hunkey, expect to motor t9mor-
row 1of an al!,oay outlng ,t 70 inc nome s
OF o. the 1ol"'ers pa,enes' mf, "a anu M -;
george rrehcn' rrohn.. ihey W.,
De entertained aCtHlhher tnere anu
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-08

Miss Alice Cameron has as her
guest for a two weeks visit, Miss
Medlamu of. St. Paul, who
arrived in Bemidji Saturday eve
Iimgsi ID i:Is II E &, 53fi,i g.
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CondaSted liz NatiSna, Council sof the BOY
"a u u yA,5 oNts-s6f lApleriea. N q - u y
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=; Miss Alma Olson, SRsN., was a,
guest at the o.: BIZ sonstrud hdme,
1000 America avenue; yesterday
while en;ssrouteI to: Thief River Falls
frams Che Lake :. Julia sanatorit i'm,
where. She. is employed as nurse. She
will spend: atmonth with her sister
'atsThief River Falls before returning
TO, resume her work at Lake julia.
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f. mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E::;Ibertson has i. j, as
their guests over Sunday Mr.. '1bert-
7 sons sister and husban and,
mrs, John E Palmer Of sStsPaul, also
sMr and Mrs Robert Henyssler 81
Minneapolis The Planners and Hen
Iysslers are cnjooying AZ Trip through
ENorthern Minnesota by auto They
sis1 This morning for Duluth. They
Mpect to return to their. RESPECTIVE
.tnhomes in about a: week :5sz.? r. y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Ward Of
Brookings, S. D., are spending the
week at the F. A. Ward cottage at
iLakemount..' c. D. Ward and F.*.A:
Ward. and the latter's son Tommk,
left Monday for a weeks business
,tripsto Canada. The, Wards are occu-
pyiiig one: Of the Gallinger cottages
Ut LakeIhount. -. ..
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Mr.. and Mrs D. R. German and
slM4rrand Mrs. P: NJ. Peterson motored
to Frazee Saturday and spent the
swesk end with Mrs. Gorman'spar-
eents, Mr.; and Mrs. James Galldger.
Miss Y eda olsonso Of that city return
ed with them Monday and will spend
the week at the German home, 1901
America avenue. 4sR +.
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The :Richelieu Store, Phone o.
sunshige Grocery, ..e, 3dS-9
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A party of seven from Minneapolis
autoed through Bemidji Monday en-
route to Blackjack and other places
north to visit friends and look after
business interests. -. ;, :;;tf..;,%,.;
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Mr. ard Mrs. HIN. Mckee and
family ana Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ken.
field motdad to Cas- Leldss Sunday
and spent TIL day at Mr.. and Mrs: HI
D. sKenfield's.. -; s Mi :;5,s ~ ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Erickson,
who; have. been guests for the past
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Erickson, left this morning by
auto for their: home, expecting to
spend a short time at Itasca State
Park en- route. * j = 7
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u. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Baumgarten mo-
tored to Bernidji this afternoon from
3Cass Lake and were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J:''H tKoors,
1912 Minnesota avenue They will
I: return to their home tonight, and
their daughter, Miss Frances, will as
company them. She has visited here
tfor the past week. s .T,f;z .,s' ~ - t -
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! 81 calls for quality foods, good
service, popular prices: Sunshine
SGr0cety. S - =. y: j. =: ~. 49,
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Mrs, H: G. Elliott and sSn, Cor
don Elliott, returned this mon ping to
their homes at Morden, Canadt, and
Saskatchewan after visiting their
daughter and sister,: Mrs, P.L. Hines,
and family, for about ten days. Z
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MI and Mrs. M. srtspn and
daughter Miss q their
guest Dan Oracle, al. picnie supper
ut Diamond Point last evening. Sss2T
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Mrs. Vina Cossentine. and son
Frank of Eagle Bend, who have Wis
tied friends and relatives, at Grant
Valley for week, left, Monday by
auto for their home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
FRANK ". HAYS
REMOVES AUTO
STORE TO SIXTH

Tn. IS Hat. who .s one OF the
..r,.r AUTOMOBILE, men boz the Pan
nuU, uas moved 20 90, Wc-, sixth
street r more connexions quarters.
nu,H 1901, goxIlU feet he formerly
$50. uu TAYLOR Street aud before that
u4- ur roIk Street. but was burned
u.. BOO q fr, tt M. latter ,oratiun.
50. lilt- is closing cut his Luc 81
Dd~mIhu, cars as rapidly us possible
Ir u.- u.W location be- VII have AN oil
rud sus filling station ln his present
-r... bee has abuul $4,000 worth ~
DB-mubu. parts which o., plans 20
dI-nua, % and take ON general parts
u.,- Accessories fDr most makes OF
.u- 90, well as springs. VIII b, added
40 unusually attractive sales room
D.. n.ug mBd,. one Thar VIII 'ntNl, m"
display " seven automobiles with com
r.t Housed boz Now building just
erected a few weeks ago Nj Hays VIII
have quarters th1t ar, most attractive
TN, rear part of the building viii be-
devoted tu garage and service work
Nj Hpys has been bon consultation
with several automobile Representatives.
hui boz has not decided which luo he
win add ~, expects 90 make 5000 nm
uuuu,cment shortly of standard nui"
uubT. for which hr viii have tho '"'aI
agency
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
mil Mayors Back
From Study Term

Prof FuI r Myers has Just re.
uiucd from Chicago vhsro h, spent
Hrrc wocSs studying with some " the
rdug musicians ~ the Windy civ
md attending grand opera each even
fr Nh Myers declares that the stay
n Chicago during th. grand opera soa.
ou was delightful ~" heard the
lrItest stars who .U. performing IN
mrupa including C1lI Curcl.
Whom asked c0uc,rurs Mary Ma.
um. NJ Myers declared that D. has
von greater confidence in her future
'pu previously although from 'hc
moe of ror initial trFou' with him and
nder his direction %, WAS tssud OF
fu ruf, o., stated that y, heard
u.h aNu..', comment ou Oh, work
r This brilliant coming musician. and
hli 1'though $50, has hard work aEcnd
no. i- sur. with her. that she will ~
I'm io dominant position among the
s'olt singers of to country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Storage Battery
Business Growing

tn. great year ~ progress In storage
huff.ry developments has Just CLOSED.
Motorists and car manufacturer now
N..v, batteries available that omhodv
snrre fundamental improvements IN
construction and these changes We're
made nossihlc hv the renewed expert
d .a'al work and lowered cost OF ma
EQUALS which have followed the return
fa norm4ley Tn, T. " Caldwell Com
r.rE local representatives OF N" WI.
f.,H Storage Battery Company. says
fr.s frm has recently announced their
rsv Inruhhcr battery This Is ho'.
any using the willard Company's pat
srt,a threaded rubber insulation, and
ne.r new monohloc tone piccc hard
.llhsr container The combination
rrakcs battery that II rubber inside
.rd rubber outside. and is practically
rdesiructihle.
IN. r ". Caldwell Company also say
ti4t this COMMA NJ has standardized on
'H. use Of ruhher gaskcts for scaling
I'd. ua.t and the cover ~ The cells. so
pat the hlt,cries are absolutely leak.
rroof at this point This tyne % con.
.tructior greatly simplifies manuf1c.
turing and affords very sa'isfa tory
method - making leak nroof iolnt
h. tween post ard cover. A. the same
ttrle u facilitates dismartllng and re
assembling of IA, battery boz the least
lime and with the least difficulty
TIE third advance has hecr made IN
tho rec -, then hone.dry batteries
which are made and shipped without
clertrpNte and preliminary chsrglns
There has been more than one hundred
percent lnor,8s, in INC use 81 these
batteries hy service stations and sixty
Percent Increase ON the part OF car
manufacturer This again works "a
ihs benefit 90 the new car buyer as
wen as the purchaser of q replacement
battery who now finds % possible n
Nv brand now uttcry-onc which
hss HSj been wearing itself out bofor,
iley come into possession Of Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Broken Water Pipe
Knocks Out Olympic
For Several Weeks

4 broken water pipe Pa. closed ihc
olympic Theatre beginning yIib last
night for several weeks rufIiIInE
lamagc 20 both buildings and equip.
meut Including The &C. ono pipe organ
uuning into thousands ~ dollars. 10
roughly estimated
So far n is impossible tn say Just
What %. damages wi lggr,Eat. bc.
uuse the fine organ has NOT been
'roned up and inspected aud upon this
win depend tho final figures. iu u0
small measure The walls tH. floors
and some Of tho seats 3r, Ir had shape
n is deemed probable that Will, tho
p.ildIug is closed for 'u. adjustment
md repairs that 10 viii Do, elaborated
md renovated throughout so that with
he r"oppniug 10 VIII present very
hanged appc1uuD, 100 th, way around
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
Oil and Gas News Amarillo District

information ootAi
BILE. subject
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

hundred million cubic Feet " gas
equal Ia heatun itS 90 fecnth q
production bundled barrels $50 gravity
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DAIHAGT. Texas Jan The 70 '
Ilff shrine club 20 special il"'
meeting today elected 'he folio. col
Ncrrs for i9es'
Gus q Coots. president Y T. stow
ar, vice president T. $ Holmes. 60.
cordcr.r,asurpr g. q. Woods. assistant
recorder Treasurer Roy W THOMPSON.
r. " Griffith D. s. ChIldryss. direc-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08
CInndr Nnnih Dies.

CLAUDE Texas. Jan. 5.-'hrcu'e
:. De-. 90. Of this place died NJ Hereford
Yesterday Ue will bo buried here this
afternoon Funeral services wi. he
held go tnc BAPTIST Church
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Nmarinu's Original Chiropractur. Es.
ehush,d fout years Complete X Ray
service Phone 1923 2uSn Sew l0ca
Iuu Western Bumding on TAYLOR street
The daily times., 1922-02-11

Sully's place at 2:30 in the morning
and there was two thirds of a jug Of
liquor in his place. He has been con-
victed before of selling liquor in this
same store. fhe negro alleged it was
not his liquor. The jury thought diff
ferently. He was given nine months.
Louis Whitley assault deadly weap-
on on Frank Pridgen, cutting the lat
ter in the face with knife. His
attorney, Mr.. Bryce Little, stated that
the man was not responsible since he
was gassed in France. Mayor Killette
stated that he was not always re-
sponsible and also made recommen-
dations. Mr.. Little stated that the
government was preparing to send
him to a hospital and Judge Horton
said he did not want to send man
to the roads in whom the Federal
government is interested. DR.. L. j.
Smith health officer will examine him
and determine his physical condition
Albert Lamm of near Lucama was
up for keeping and selling liquor.
Messrs. John Mercer and Sheriff