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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-19
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The: Kitichi Farmers club met
Saturday at the Horace Lydick's
home on the Van Dyk farm. Altho
the weather was unpleasant there
was a large crowd present from
A good dinner was served at noon:
Kitichi, Goodland and Pennington.
The business meeting was held in
the afternoon. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy at Kitichi, Nov. q. AT
this time Mr.. Smith will give q
lamb which will be roasted. whole
Come and bring your friends Satur-
day., Nov. 4. at the Roy farm at
Kitichi. y u ~ ' 81
MI. LABEL was out from Cass
Lake, Saturday. ~
''T' Mrs. Horace Lydick and, daughter
called at .Clark's Monday afternoon. y
: John. Tombs and Hugh Corrigan
called on Theodore Perry Sunday;
Nellie Elmore spent Friday with
Hattie Clark.
{. Mrs. Oscar Houglum' and little
daughter Carol, Misses Hattie and
Edith Clark and Nellie Ellaore and
Messrs Albert and ''fDonald Clark
drove to Kitichi Sunday morning and
attended Sunday school. there, after
which. they were dinner, guests at
the home Of Mrs. &C. Smith. -
Mrs. Emma Patterson and family
have moved on the Mart Byrns farm
at Kitichi. = ~
NY Mrs. Horace Lydick and children
called at the Houglum home Mon
day afternoon.
William Clark drove to Cass Lake
Tuesday.
Ronald Matheny of White Pine was
in Goodland Monday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kemmer visited
at the Theodore Gregerson home on
Sunday.
: Miss Emma Bliss called at Clark's
Monday afternoon. ~ '|'','
-T~ Maynard Lydick visited John and
Donald Clark after school Tuesday. :"
Mrs. Pearl Bliss called at schos school
ueSuay.
Miss Hattie Clark spent Tues
day afternoon with Miss Elmore: 8
b. Ray Phillips and mother of Cass
Lake were in Goodland last week on
on business. .
:" Mrs. Horace Lydick called at
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Mills motored
to ,Cass Lake Tuesday. -
Z George Lausche was in Cass Lake
Tuesday. ''
Mr. Ted Iffjhissee Of Backua pass
ed; through here Wednesday en- route
to Blackjack.
'-& Pearl Dewey and. Charles Bliss
were helping Theodore Gregerson and
Charles Essence dig potatoes on the
VanDyke farm the last part of the
week. ~.
Mrs. Henry Grcgerson called at the
Houglum home Tuesday evening.
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tanned SUNDAY last at the nome OIL
Mrs! Mrs. Z, =, gPeterson at foppie river
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day tle passts sWeek TO me bemioll
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meeting at the home of Mr.. and, Mrs.
Horace Lydac. All sure felt repaid
for the trip although, they got a
'ducking both, ways. The next meet
ing viii be held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy. Everyone welcome.
Mr.. G. G. Smith has promised to
bring a whole spring lamb roasted.
: Mr.. and Mrs. M. p, johnson Of St.
Paul and. Mr. and Mrs. L. johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. L..Larson of ::Cass
Lake all visited at the M. E. johnson
and j. Mahoney home Fridy evening.
They all enjoyed watermelon
treat, music; and a social time. They
returned home by auto at late
hoursto Cas- Lake
- Mrs. &C. Smith entertains the
ladies' aid This coming Thursday. It
was ia postponed from last. week as
81 our president Mrs, P. Mills was visit
ing friends and relatives in. n. Oak,
for week, they returned Saturday
in time for their daughter Elizabeth
"a o attend school Monday.
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY NO. 2,
MEETS FRIDAY AFTERNOON

-, In addition to the names PUBLISH.
ed last St evening as men bers of Band
No. 2 Hospital Auxilia ry, Mrs. j.. .:
'Achenbach, chairman, the nst
should include Mesdames L. }. Jer-
dee. j. Sannen and Mrs. Nyhus. The
members are requested to meet fr1-
dav afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock
in the dining room of the Hospital
for work. -
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MISS OLSON ENTERrAINs;

Miss Rose Olson entertained about
twenty-five young lady friends at
the Nymore hall Tuesday evening,
complimentary. to Misses Pearl and ls
Mabel Tanner and Jennie Tagley.
Singing, dancing and an informal
program were. enjoyed during the
early evening, and the party adj
journed to her home later in the
evening where lunch was served by
the hostess. A very pleasant evening
is reported by all.
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KIlI'T'IC'Hlll1. j:

Miss Elsie. Jennings and Say Ma
honey returned Friday from Be
midi where they attended the IN
stitute for a week. The girls surely
felt repaid for their trip. They.
returned greatly inspired ter: Hhe
work. They felt as though they
would like to teach school sall the :.
rest of their lives They attended
a number Of fine plays at the. .Kex
that they enjoyed very much, on Il; the
whole the trip was very Instructive.
u IN. > e. johnson and wife made
business trips looking for car loads
at birch wood at both Hines and
Sly Monday and Wednesday 1nlsssii Y; tins
week. = 4i.',. -, ~: .:,:::s,-y ~;
Mr.. Johnson expects to have the
wood shipped to st. Paul for fire
wood and feels there will be a great
demand for: it if coal happens to be
scarce as it appears at the present
Nj. and Mrs: c. c. Smith and.
daughters called on friends at Pen
nington, Friday. - .,s..tt:$ :;
c. Baney spent the weekend at
the :C,, e., Smith home. He likes i his u
School. very {; much CHS, wear being
Just a few niles from Rlackdusk, his
home TOM / w. { Nj. Bansy Just got
bask sFrfaay from on Bsmldiii where he
attended teachers' institute u. j, !.
Mrs. Roy our kniitter, aust
returned from, Cass, AXIS, where she
has been visiting vi with married
dauphter for the past week. She at-
tended the TAR while there q. and q had b.
some e; ,her excellent \ Knitting there
III exhibition. ss;;ss : !. All.
Clarence .SearlsE and Robert y. w VII
son ,t,ll made business trips TO Cass Lake e
ii Wilson = car, " edne aeday. ::
M. Preston spent the weekend sa4'zs'
at the Jennings home: II II
Mrs. Jennihs Hent to Blaeck eil'.
Saturday, and aha GOT a load Of the
teachers supplies and brought them Be
to the Kitichie school house Monday
Where her d daughter is teaching. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairspadt visited
Sunday afternoon with their old
friends and acquaintance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson Of st. Paul, who have
nice little new cottage built on
FKiticIie Lake on the J. C. Mahoney
farm. -..-.... .;,.tE :,
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Smith visited
at the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =.
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Fanr-
spadt, Sunday afternoon.
In spite Of the continued rain
Saturday quite a good sized crowd
attended the Farm Bureau club
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

$st,es PAID ADVERTISEMENT i
inserted by and for F. ). McPartlin,,
in his own sbehaf. Amount paid
SIS. $685. ~ - ;':sE:. Il ~ mi; r!
Men and Women of Beltrami Coun-
>ty: ''''@ =;
May I suggest to- you that you.
need new dormatory for your State
Teachers College,? May,I also, spg-
.gest that you need an appropriation
for a State Park near Bemidji Lake!
May 1 also suggest that in case your.
county is divided that you will want
the road from Benidji to Baudette
made a part Of the Babcock system
'of Trunk Highways by the next leg
islature? Does it occur to you that
you will want a large number of
special laws changed which now ap-
ply to your county by reason of its
size, to take care Of your new coun-
ties in case of division? That there
will be many other matters OF spec
ial interest to you that must needs
be given immediate attention by the
next legislature. These bills must be
introduced and. passed early in the
session or be lost. Ny four, years of
acquaintance and experience in the
legislature will be an asset to you
in case I am elected to, the Senate.
During the past four years r have
given your needs my personal at
tention.: I secured the appropriation
of $4,000; that completed the Red
Lake Survey, leading the fight both
before House and Senate Commit
tees after the death Of The late Sen
atcr Nord. I led the fight in the
House for the Bemidji Park appro-
,priation. I actively Supported the re-
quests for appropriations for your
Teachers College, the. pride Of North
Eern Minnesota. I was the joint au-
thor of the State Soldiers Bonus
measure. Helped, to, put over the
Bessette land clearing law. Helped
to draft and pass the new drainage
law under which the Red Lake Con-
.setxeney Distsas was organized. Was
one az the snb ommitteea; of three
tosaraft the working part Of the SO
called Babcock Amendment in 1919.
Took an active part in working out
the provisions Of many other gen:
eral. laws Of interest to the people
of the State, and won the respect
and confidence of friends and OPP
ponents in all debates or controvers-
les in which I took part. +s'
I am also urging everyone to help
pass Amendment No. One to enable
the. next Legislature to establish a
State Rural Credit System for the.
benefit of our farmers. r
I If my work in your behalf is en-
titled to your appreciation and gra-
titude you will SO express yourselves
by votes November 7th for IT,.
F. J. 5McPARTLIN
Candidate for State Senator
Daily 1O-19-20-21 'Wkly 1919
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MISS KRAUSE SURPRISED

A number of the members of St.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church
planned 4 house-warming for Miss
Bertha, .Krause, surprising her Tues
day afternoon at her new home 1911
,Bemidii avenue, taking with them
well filledfbaskets and serving lunch
Music and social conversation were
enjoyed throughout the afternoon
hours.
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COMPLIMENTARY PARTY

In compliment to Mrs. Richard
Bush of Brainerd, Mrs. J. M. .Cogwin
entertained eight friends at her
apartments in the lKaplan building
Tuesday afternoon. A pleasant Soc
ial time was enjoyed and afternoon
luncheon was served by the hostess.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES TO
~ SERVE SUPPER OCTOBER rs

s1A}large attendance is reported at
the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid OF
the 'Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon and plans were made for
the chicken pie supper to be served
in the church basement from 5 until
8 o'clock, Wednesday October % to
which the public will be invited. The
date for their Christmas sale was al
SO decided as, Tuesday, December D.
A pleasant social hour followed the
business session.
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MISS RICE ENTERTAINS

Miss Marion. Rice entertained the
young ladies' sewing circle at her
home, $40 Irvine avenue last eve
ming. Sewing and conversation were
enjoyed throughout the evening and
lunch was served by the hostess as
sisted by her mother.
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T.PHiL lFseBAND NO.
s:sT ITO MEET THIS EVENING

= Band No. 4 of St. Phillips church
Mrs. John Richards chairman Will
hold a1ysssttogether short business less
meeting this. evening at the home OF
Mrs. p. NJ. Peterson 900 America ey !,
enue and all members are asked 20
Be, Y present as the future work .ot
the band will be planned at TINS hf
time! -.
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81 Mr.. and Mrs. Titus, who have oc+
5culp,ied their summer home 81 Lavinia
during The summer months, LETT
wednesday by car for Grand Forks
to visit relatives for a R few days be,
fore going to their home. They stated,
they had enjoyed the summer and
expect to be here again next sum-
n1er, - -= a.....' I. k23 30,
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: MecANNsE ENTERTAIN

< DR.. and Mrs. ID. F. Mccain en-
tertaineds! twelve. friends at a four
course z o'clock dinner Tuesday eve
ming at their home, 700 Minnesota
avenue, Herman Wolf of Portland,
Oregon being the guest Of honor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-19
BETHEL LUTHER LEAGUE
MEETS FRIDAY EVENING

The Luther League Of the Bethel
Lutheran church will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting Friday evening
at 8 o'clock at the church. The pro
gram will be followed by a social
hour, Albert Moen acting as host.
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sT.PHIEIP,SscIRcLE NO. 2
TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY

Announcement has been made that
Circle No..2 Of the St. Philips church
of which Mrs. Frank Rapatta is
chairman will meet in the church
basement Thursday afternoon, Oct
ober 26,s from 8 to S o'clock. The
public IS cordially invited.
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a{oel;Ht.y:
LADIES' AID
TO HOLD SALE DECEMBER IL

At the business meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
neld: yesterday afternoon the9date Of
the. annual sale was changed from
December, 9th to Tuesday, December
Il, and the ladies plan to- serve y
cafeteria supper lin 9connection with
the sale at that stimes{ The following
Friday, December rs, their annual
chicken supper will be served ~ the
public. . .'-,s.-'.--'- = }" ,. .',
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-: Miss Marie Clark Of Duluth ar:
rived in Bemidji yesterday return !!
ing to- her home today. She gave q
dancing party for the "Forty' club
last evening at the Moose Hall: ~: =:
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Word received from Mrs. VIM.
McCuaige, who Vii underwent serious
operation about three: weeks ago in
a. Princeton hospital, states she is
getting along nicely but is still con-
fined to The hospital.
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= Moose dance at Moose hall Friday!
October 20. The public public IS invited ~ al
81. ::.i ss..s% jfg,s st s1OEz0
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MODERN .$AMARITANS TO :
3 HoLD MEETING TONIGHT

4 The regular meeting of the Mod
ern Sarnarjtans will be held this eve
ming al the K. c. Hall at 8 o'clock
and all members are requested to be
present :: ....-l
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~. r. w. Bush of Brainerd arrived inI
Bemdiji this morning and will be the
e1uIest Of friends here for . few days.
:He and A. +. Ellison enjoyed 4 hunt
ing trip in, this Vicinity today; :s,
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County Superintendent II G. Nc.
Chez, and acting assistant Miss 1sa-;
belle Holdahl, lsf st: tbs morning fes
Funkley, Inez and Curing 70 visit y
the rural schools during the; day. e
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) + + Don't forget your purse next Sat-
urday,. Oct. II. Hospital Tag Day.
.=.' q: It 1920
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: Mrs. J. Z. Coy of Liberty township
left today for Scotland, South Das
kota, where she was called on account
Of the death Of her mother, Ms: z.
sW. sunde rnann. Mrs Sunde rmanln
died Tuesday night and The funer FL
will be held Sunday. !: 5ss}:. = =
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Mrs. B. A. Kobe, ia ,Bemidii ave-
me, has; as her guest for a few days
Mrs. Robert Mitchell. Of =Redby, who
came to Bemidji Tuesday. She IS
: former resident and is also cali
;neo; so,n friends while here. - =: -
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WY isTithis:;.: ;,;;yi'r Z.

: = Why % this VIZ Ping 9EssE !.
The answer will be found among
today's want ads. :,
fWh.t ''Blunder" do you sugge.t)
DOWNRIGHT 1922. Associated Editors
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: See that your water bill is paid
not later than Oct. goth and avoid
paying penalty. :: = -: 1t 1912
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-19

s, G. Bailey conducted a state
land sale at Duluth yesterday and
from there went to Aitkin where res:l ne g
viii hold one. to. morrow. >.5, :s:ssi I
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:, z, mrs. Nelson, .9'of Buena Vista is a
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs:
John Mccormick, Eighth street and
America avenue. = ' ~ s,.sS.,- -
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We, need your help-youi need
ours. Hospital Tag Day, Saturday,
October 81. * @$.2t 1921
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y DR.. ID: r: Burgess spent yesterday
at Mentor where he transacted bust
ness during tie day, returning to shis
home last evening. IT. ,2- zG:::S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-19

Percy Johnson, who has been EN-
ployed ia North Dakota during The
harvest has returned to ,Bemidjii from
Wildrose, N. q: ~ p
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g. VIM, .Ridelle of Turtle River trans
acted business in Bemidji between
trains Wednesday,. sss::SS Il ,s,..,. e.
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A--number Of Bemidji young Ia
dies enjoyed a theater party, they
going in the early evening to the zElko
Monday, after which they were en-
,fertained at the home Of Misses
Pearl and Mabel Tanner, where a
social time was enjoyed. Following
are those who attended Misses Ruby
Morse, Doris Flately, Mabel Welch,
Florence Minnick, Stella and lisa.
belle DeRushia and Pearl and Mabel
Tanner. - s}'4--EEs-'' 2'.@
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MY ~-~~~~
Obey .Haugenson of Wiltm was a
s sstssss tEa'e v|sltss Ct IPs"'d''
IS rs & snfs i.EEss SO, .,
Mr.. and Mrs, lack. Jinkinsons Of
:Beeida are visiting friends, inc Be-
midi this week; a1 s sgs ,sia.a e.
We. need your help-youii need
ours. Hospital Tag Day, Saturday,
October 81. - s:sS.2t 1921
VIM, .Ridelle of Turtle River trans
acted business in Bemidji between
trains Wednesday,. .sc JILL, ss......
L Mrs. Walter He1mer, left this morn
ing for International Falls where she
will. visit her. two daughters. Miss
Nellie Helmer and Mrs. Harold Bel
lows fol; 2 few days, =: / sls 49,.
County Superintendent III G. Nc
Chez. and acting assistant Miss Isa-
belle Holdahl, left this morning for
Funkley, Inez and During 70 visit y
the rural schools during y. TIE l day q
See that your water bill is paid
not later than Oct. 10th and avoid
paying penalty. - :. -: - 1T 1o-19
:Eatl. - -~-.> ~
-; rRh,.i H. A Rr;doeryo, a y Fifth Ward
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Mr.. and Mrs, lack. JinfinsMs Of
.Beeida! are visiting frriiends inc Be-
midi this week, e 5y :; Il sr4e lila
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See that your water bill is pa!a
not later than Oct: 2o5n anu ~ asS Is
paving penalty. .' ~ = : z
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Moore, 1908
Lake Boulevard, have. as their guest
her. brother, Herman Wolf of Port
land, Oregon. z5s n = -*.-5
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II Give u z. freely Hospital Tag Day, Sat
Surday, Oct: Il. Buy tag and help b! a1
the .cause.4l :. 81 "a: 49, ~
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Stuart transacted business
at, Bagley yesterday returning to
HIS ome last evening. + :. s.sf .a

t Mrs. g. Cs Easton and little son
/ returned Monday night from Ashby
where she visited relatives over Sun
day.. I 4. 55s1 81.
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Obey .Haugenson ST wiitM was a
between train visitor zip Eit Bemidji
W edne sdaV.S ~ i'-"SsSs 'k fill -<g1f@@
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
S156,155 GIVEN
NEAR EAST FUND

Portland, Or, Aug. 17.-Con-
tributions in cash and commodi-
ties totaling $156,155.21 were
made by Oregon for Near Relief
during the year ending June 80,
1922, according to an audit of
the accounts of j. j. Handsaker,
state director, just completed by
John S. Wiltse, national auditor,
and reported by him to Arthur w.
Brookings of Ladd & Tilton bank,
state treasurer of Near East re-
lief.
In view of the size of the
state, its comparatively sparse
population and the small force of
workers employed by the Near
East relief, feel that much credit
Is due the state for raising this
amount at an overhead of less
than 10 per cent" states Mr..
Wiltse. Contributions received
from the wealthy, populous states
OF the east, where one city will
raise more than the entire state
of Oregon and where the cost of
securing the fund is consequently
lower enables us to report an
average overhead for the whole
United States of less than 5 per
cent. In other words, more than
50 cents of every dollar contri-
buted to Near East relief goes in
to actual relief work"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
CANADIAN NORTHLANDS
GRAPHICALLY PICTURED
BY A NOTED AUTHOR

James Oliver Curwood has talk
en- the Canadian Northwest for his
background, and the reason he
writes so well is because he knows
what he is writing about. He has
a sure convincing touch and with
it a splendid style. Every year he
goes in the Northlands and remains
for several months getting new
ideas and atmosphere. He is one
Of the foremost authorities on the
Canadian Northlands and the only
American ever employed by the
Canadian government as an explor-
atory and descriptive writer. He
is a prolific writer and has turned
out seventeen novels, one of the best
of which is "Flower of the North, Z"
which win be shown at the Liberty
theatre on Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
GOVERNMENT DISPLAY
PLANNED FOR STATE FAIR

The United States department
of agriculture will have exhibits
at five northwest fairs this fall
consisting of displays of the work
of the forest service, the bureau
of public roads and the biological
survey. The list of fairs approved
by the department includes the
Southwest Washington fair, Che
halls, August 2S to September 2;
Washington state fair, Yakima,
September is to 23; Oregon state
fair, Salem, September 25 to 80;
Western Washington fair, PuyaI-
lup, October to Z, and the Pacific
International exposition, Port
land, November to IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
WOODBURY. GIRL SAVED
BUT TWO men DROWNED

Seaside, Or, Aug. 17.-Sidney
w. Hoffman, Portland, a civil
engineer, and c. F, May, also of
Portland, were drowned here yes
terday while bathing in the surf
near the promenade. Hoffman
died of heart disease and exhaus-
tion after being rescued.
Hoffman and May were bathing
in front of Oates natatorium. Jack
Pobochenko, life guard, had just
rescued Dorothy Austin. daughter
of a Woodburn, Or, grocer. He
then responded to cries of Hoff-
man and May. He had both men
in tow when May broke loose and
disappeared in the under-current.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
NO DOUBLE FOR HIM

II a motion picture story re-
quires that he ride down a cliff
like embankment, or perform q
perilous acrobatic feat, William
Desmond, whose latest picture,
"Fightin' Mad" a Metro release
for William Desmond Productions
which comes Sunday to the Ore
gon theater, does it himself.
Ever since he put on his first
long pants Desmond has lived an
athletic life and no matter how
hard or dangerous the stunt re-
quired by the picture story upon
which he happens to be working
he insists upon going through
with ii himself. For one thing
Desmond, figures that he is just
as capable IL not more so than
any double at performing such
stunts and then he likes the thrill
OF doing them.
"Fightin' Mad" was adapted
from the original story OF II. H.
Van Loan, who wrote THE Virgin
of stamboul" and many other
screen successes. Joseph ]. Franz
directed II and Harry A. Gersted
photographed it.