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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-18

stop and come TO C. H. s. She has
many friends among the students
and IN the city She IS member
of the Y. W. G A. She will attend
o. C. W. next year.
Kathryn Jefferson-B Baker 3.
Beautiful young wife Of Mr. John
Baker, 92O Iowa avenue Because of
Kathryn's democratic. loyable ways,
she has won many friends in Chioa.
asha Her marriare, in November.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-18

to Mr. John Baker was a surprise to
the entire s;ddem body. and they
were very glad that she returned to
school TO complete her high school
education. She is a member Of the
Y W. c. A.
Howell Phillips.
son of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Phillips.
0f Blair, Oklahoma. Howell. known
as "Tree,op" has the friendship of
every student i'm c. II. S. lie played
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-18
OLD LADY LUCK AGAIN.

San Francisco. May iS,-A bis
rod rpeodnicr was given away here
NJ charity race meet. The stand.
ard on company won Il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-18

dorailed. pulling tho engine Oft the
track aud Into the creek
Traffic was blocked by the acol.
dent. Ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-18

A daughter was born this morning
TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Owens, S2i
South Fllth street.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01
- = e., = = 2s@fs - ~'7
Wor11s Nerves

Nervous troubles, with backache,
dizzy spells, queer pains and irrega-
lar kidneys giyes reasonz to- suspect
kidney, weakness andsto try the: rem;
edy that has Helped syour neighbors..
ASH yourneighbor!t ..,.. ,. -. -
z. Mis: A. .C.sDe Puys 21 4 Tenth St.,s
BenfidI, gave thaa following statef
rnent November 2, 1917: 81 had,
been suffering from kidney and blad-
dert trouble for several years: The
action of my kidneys caused me
much distress, and my back panied
SO. badly, T could hardly :stoop to pull
ON my shoes. 10 Often ]. had such q.
tired and: nervous feelings ) could
hardly get through with my house
hold duties and every time Il caught
cold, ! was WORSE: + began using
Doan,s Kidney Pills and they certain
ytfixe1~me aup insgpoda shape after
usingstwo Eboxes.,""g S. q H., H.,
On August 2 1921, Mrs. DePuy
said: my health has been good and
my kidneys in fine condition since
was cured, several years agay by
using=D =Duan's Kidney Pills for an at;
tack of kidney complaint. ! certain
II know sDoan' y is a fine kidney med
icine and I gladly confirm the: en-
dorsementI II made inl 917."'' 60e,g at
all Dealers Foster IMilburn:. CO.,
Mfrs; Buffalo, NJ, Y.-Adv..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

The farmers who own good milk p
ducing, cows find itaeasier .tozpay the tai
this year. >,'r.i.s ~ ~ = -.:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

and a good social time was@enjoyed
by all. .....~
A. fine Halloween time was had on
Tuesday at the camp west Of 2 the
j: C. Mahoney: home. Miss Jen-
nings and some of the young people
gave the event in honor Of the occas-
ion. The hall was decorated with
cats, witches and brownies that the
school children had made. so nicely.
Tey served fine supper and played
many games and tricks suitable for
the occasion. They had a real old
witch who told each member of the
crowd of over SO. persons their future
and past which pleased them all very
much for they were all to have two
Tor more husbands and wives and
all were to become quite wealthy in
the next century :. g., go
r. Rev. Coates Of St: Cloud and Mr..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01
(Too late for last week) /

(Too late for. last weeh ~-
Two families from Cass Lake auto
ed out ito the M. E. johnson cottage
Sunday for asvisit.
Don't forget the farm bureau, club
at Mrs. Royss; the first Saturday in
November;-tth 4th): All welcome.
Bring your dinner and help enjoy
the roasted lamb. donated by Mr.. c.
C. Smith. Good for Mr., Smith. We
all sure remember our president of
the Farmers-Club bureau
A big chicken dinner was served to
a large crowd at the Ingvall Greger-
Son home Sunday for the. benefit Of
Lutheran church and for their church
work. 1t was surely a fine dinner
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

well attended. Games and dancing,
with d ghost dance, songs and a trip
Though Hades was enjoyed by all.
Harlow Walden from Kelliher spent
the last week with his UNCLE and aunt,
MI. and Mrs. Krogeng. I
Al few from this community at
tended the auction sale atSchor's on
Saturday IL :sss: .:.. :s::.::s - ~ y;
s Mars. Moore,s mothSt visited
at the George Moore home Tor .
[sh6rt. while, left here on Monday
morning '.Es & .:%
Tha ghost .danc Co.'S ongs, etc; which
.W4re given at the party Saturday
night were given by the small pupils
of the school on Friday afternoon,
Floyd and Ralph Misner, Jeanette
walden and Irene, Walden were lit;
| tles visitors at school Friday: p
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

Sawyer of Buck Lake. visited at the
J. O. Mahoney home Thursday after
noon. Rev. Coates has cottage
close to Mahoney'st- on the west.
They: are al fine family and we are
glad ito welcome them? IN our COM
munity He came@upfor5 a few days
to look after his cottage and preach
ed lin Buck Lake On Sunday. .,-r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searles were PEN
ningtone caller on business Saturday:
Robert Wilson, Gay Mahoney and
Cora lSearles were callers and Shop
pers in aBlackduckv on Tuesday, They
autoed up in the Roberts car. 4t..>,
Mr. and Mrs P...sMill Returned
from ia weeks visit with friends in
North Dakota or Saturday . "a,
Miss Clover Sabers gave q large
crowd of about 20 laaiesea slime talk
Wednesday afternoon at the 2 c.: c.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01
SAtJlgf::.

i The road is now completed which
has been worked on for the past two
weeks ,s,; A-,-,s,. q + ~ ~ ~.
Mr. and Mrs Ed: Boness were
dinner guests at thesCarf Magnuson
home on: Wednesday. The event be-
ing Mrs. Magnuson's and Mr.. Boness'
birth anniversaries. .-.:.
A number of friends and neighbors
visited with Mrs. Esten Rice on Thurs
day afternoon. the .twenty7sixth be-
Mrs. Rice's birth anniversary.
Tie Halloween party given at the
scho9f house on Saturday night was
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01
ADVERTISING AND THE aBuYERs
~ ~ rSTR1KEn : -. -

It's an inconvertible fact that the adyer-.
tised product is the most desired.
The greatest demonstration of said fact
came during the so-called "buyers strike'
of 192O-21. &~#" -
It was then that manufacturers Job
bers and merchants realized that prac-,
ticaly every line. Of merchandise that was
trade-marked or adequately advertised
got the bulk of the nations business. The
unbranded or unadvertised article suffer-
ed the greatest losses. i.
That was the real "showdown''-
test that demonstrated the value of good
consistent advertising. ..~..-s.- !,
The buyers verdict was unqualified.
Popularity wasn't determined bysa straw.
vote was the baltic. Of dollars that
made the decision unanimous. And it.
shows conclusively that the advertised
product is the one. that was most sought.
Since that time those who appeal in
print for the sale Of their merchandise
realize that the public wants the known
product-the product that has been tried
and tested. '.* -. h.
It ALSO points out that advertising. is as
necessary to. the life of business as the
quality and service Of the product.
Let itebe understood, however, that the
news advertiser will discover that adver-
tising doesn't work. like magic. Sustained
effort-consistent persistent-is the means
to the end. Remember, too, they have
COMPETITORS, who have risen to their pres
ent heights by offering good merchandise,
we'll advertised. It's necessary to follow
the same road to success. A.., ..as f<.=>.- :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

Have you made up your mind yet,
where.you stand on county division?
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

Well, kids, did the cops chaseay last
r,snI40r u,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

we read where a. CALIFORNIA; DENTS
pulled the wrong tooth for a; young lady
this in spite Of the fact that skirts ar
longer. g.,.~-. ;. !. ,..>
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01
THE COW PAYsTHE BILL

4 When other products from the farm fail
to bring reasonable prize, the products
from the COW always pays the BILL, pro1..
vided of course Mrs. Bessie" is more than
a boarder. 5.:.
Iii the east as we'll az the ~ Northwest
DIVERsIFIEDsf farming IS .d5aas the increase.
OAssrensola iss tie fact thu ffsight7
charges to: market ON Idaify products are.
Ia$nurh less percentagego gof theirsvalue than
I'M case Of more buii farm duets
This is:a more import II ffattofsin the
west and northwest than before the war.
The west cannot afford to, ship hay or grain
Slong distances. ~ rs. ~ ~ 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01
The Baudette Region says that it is
quite safe to bet that Johnson will be 7elec-'1
ted sheriff Of Beltrami county.

The highway bandits IN this - section
apparently mean business, when they
don't give a fellow time to stop his car. Be
reasonable men, give the boys "a chanceto
stop. You'll find; QUE citizens zans obhging
-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

The politicians and county divisionists
are finding. fertile field in'B Bemidjf these
days. This is thesplace to come, boys-heres
is where the voters live. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

"Good morning. cheerily. called the
minister as he passed the stenebreakerr
gazing disconsolately at the great pile!
of rock on which he had been working.
seYou have good deal of work yet before
you get through" ''Aye," replied he with
the hammer I'M hand, ''them stone are like
theTen Commandments. You can go. on
breaking 'en1, but you can't never get rid
of 'em" And herein lies a. aGsermon.-Ex@.
s+------Ss ~
The Baudette Region says that it is
quite safe to bet that Johnsoni,wiH be 3elec-71
ted sheriff Of Beltrami county.
- - ~sa ~
= Bill Noonan is hurrying baek&to L Bau=s
detteea in So1ler to.take J. J.'. Opsahl
around the. country, inekis car, that he
MIGHT meet the Voterssin that section Both;
are running for the legislature from this
county. .. ,z~ 49,. =, 81
f--s-----tz >->~. D.. ~ -
The highway bandits III this g section
apparently mean business, when they
don't give fellow time to stop has car Be
reasonable men, give the boys a chance'to
stop. You'll find: QUE citizens zan obiiging
lot. Z. -
s%--------SE .....> ....
The politicians Il and county divisionists
are lluulIS.d d lSEtIC-11Stu 1tHAAlaAJE tAAVa0'
days. This is thesplaceE Eto come, boys-here<
is where the voters live: ~.
- AZ 4.
IL you didn't pay your taxes yesterday be
preparedsto digsup the penalty Treasurer
Cell mightebe induced to take crops in'ex-
change. :-:. ,S.asssas
=. s++---------sz
we read where a. CALIFORNIA; dentist
pulled the wrong tooth for al young slady-
this in spite Of f4the+ fact that skirts are
longer. 1885,. :. !. ,..> 49,.
~.:3, -, p, s---------&s1 = : II >>.%.@
The farmers who own good milk pro-
ducing cows find it easier to pay the taxes
this year >,'r.'.5s' ~,-- = -.:
-------se !.
Have you made up your mind yet,
wheresyou stand on county division?
s--S 4 .,,....
Well, kids, didlthe opsschaseayou+last
night IT. ..,.a4 @4.9zs 49, 80 >.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

=, Beltranni County aVoters:
. The administration Of J. c. McGhee, County 2
superintendent Of Betrani county, has keen
conservative, economical and efficient during
= The average rural school term has been
=. Each rural pupils average attendance has
increased 18$ days. M -r~. 9.- ~<~.
The loss. apportonment by nonsattendance~
has decreased 26 per cent. .-:-.a z.z .--- =.
An Annual Teachers Institute at each! end
Of the county; and monthly sectional meetings
have advanced the efficiency Of the teachers
Hishetswages'for better teachers have been
-. Rural school graduates have. increased 175
a,11= t. Best American citizenship has been pro-
Every effort has been made to equalize ed
No unqualified teacher is, teaching in Beltra7
nnit county ~ = - Z, .ki1 - -: IN "ss@I
visits were made to the school during
the term. 352 visits were made last year.
:saDeSisons< hRre been fair, advice sound, and
seSSel 81 Officer 5eeeoa meetings have been
< held an each of the three divisions Of the county.
Mr. McGhee holds First Grade Professional
Life Certificate, tht highest granted in the state
t''% The above statements may be verified by the
-. records of the office which may be inspected by
the public.
Your vote for j. c.. McGhee for County Su-
perintendent is avote for the continuance Of the,
the welfare of the Beltrami public schools.
Very truly yours,
-" Assistant County Super
..'.., - , intendent.
certify that the above statements are cor
rect Isabelle Holdahl,
.- Acting Assistant
81. .. III = o.. sA.E : v-s
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-01

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30

-
~ AZ. sssstcr s6aIl IS vnIid S.
!. 80. - s.. 81 &
go sS .sssnsb'y . enact laws -
mitsins zoaing IA qEnicipaiitiss.
sec,son a. The general assens-
bly NAV provide for lending money'
ON farm lands in the state: but no
act providing therefor Tor any.
amendment therato) shall take r.
feet until IL is approved by . mar
iority Of those voting ON the Ques-
ton at q general election. Such
loans shall be amortized in mot to
exceed SO wears and shall be se-l
cured by first MORTGAGES or deeds
Of trust made by those owning, oc-5
cupvine and cuitiyating the lands
nledred. Reasonable preferences
roncerning loans NAV be given to
Ls.,,.tt,, aicrha 1904 frv.y,,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30


a1ct1na eoIAa esneral assam-
bly, nay authorize the state or auy
subdfviston thereof or any mnncl-
pal corporation to take In fee Sim
PIE ana to hold. leass or sell more
land than IL needed for 3 public
Improvement whenever the court
finds the excess IL required to pro-
'tect. preserve or mid the improve
ment and u reasonable In quantity
therefor.
1Ais sscsion = nev.
Section 81. The general assem-
bly, shall not grant the right to oc-
|cupy the streets or public grounds
of any municipal corporation with
out its consent
This section n . revisiaa q SEQ
4. An Il. cunssisutiou Of 1870. asd
preserves ths control of municipali-
ties over thnir stssess and pabsic
grounds.
Section 81. The general assem-
bly, in order to promote the general
welfare may authorize cities, vii
lagos and Incorporated towns to
adopt reasonable regulations gov
erning the use and appearance Of
land and the location, appearance,
size and use Of structures and to
divide their territory into zones to
each Of which special regulations
may be applied. Distinctions may
be made between conditions exist
ing at the time of adoption of any
such regulations and future condi-
tons. Such regulations shall not
be enforced as to conditions exist
ing at the time of their adoption
without payment OF just compen-
sation unless such regulations
might lawfully be SO enforced ir-
respective Of the provisions Of this
section. Amy statute in force at
the time OF the adoption Of this con-
stitution Tor any ordinance passed
in conformity with such statute)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30

GoveEnnr d trisa - ehisf 1nstiee
shah peesi1e. No pernOn shAlI -
convicted without the concurxeace
Of tvO.xhirds Il the senatoFs elset-
ed. Judgment n case oe impeach-
ment shall mot extend beyond re-
moyal from Office and diSquAlfnca-
ton for any 06ice under the state;
but the persons impcached whether
convicted or acquitted shall be IL
able to prosecution according to
Law.
This secticn' cunsolidaaes III ~
. vi1aons Of Bee. Is. Art. ". and 8ee.
"a. Ar. ~. coostitutios Of 1870.
PrOvisions Csacerniag Henbers.
Section So. The pay and mileage
allowed each senator and repre-
sentative shall be certified BY the
presiding officers Of their respect
i've houses and entered upon the
journals. No senator or represent
alive shall receive any other COM
pensation or allowance. No law in
creasing the pay or other allow
ance OF members Of the general as
sembly shall take effect until ne
second regular session next follow
ing its enactment.
This section 10 . revisioa Of See.
Il, Art. ~. constitution of 1870 ex-
tending the time when Law increas-
ting the salaries Of members. of tho
generM assembly shall take effect from
the succeeding to the second regular
session following the passage Of The
act.
Section So. Except for treason,
felony or breach Of the peace SEN
ators and representatives shall be
privileged from arrest while going
to, attending or returning from ses-
sions Of the general assembly. They
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30

- ee1Demenk ahAfss q ofher ~,
Dli1nca1 securing satisfy n mines
md shau prescribe sneh penalties
and panishnents mr. the snfoecs-
uent thereof - It dssms propsr.
1Ae ecfsns II IL ssns = -. ~
Ar Nv. cdaslitutioa Of 1s7O.
Section 50. The general Assem-
bly, may provide (a) for opening
private roads to communicafe with
public roads; (b) for permitting
owners and lessees OF lands and
minerals to construct drains,
bitches and levees on, across or un-
der the lands Of others for agricul-
tural. sanitary or mining purposes:
(c) for organizing drainage dis
tricts for Hood control or for sani-
tary or agricultural purposes with
power OF eminent domain and spe-
cial assessment, and Ia for max
ing surveys and Strengthening and
improving water courses and the
expense in part Of drainage dis
tricts and in part Of the state or
any subdivision thereof. This Sec
ton and the three preceding sec
tons shall not be construed rs linn
itations Of the powers of the gen.
eral assembly.
This ectto II . Nvtdon nd con
soiidstion Of SECS. 80 and 81. Art. ",
constitution Of 1870, which provide.
Sec. 30. The general assembly may
provide for establishing and opening
roads and cartways. connected With .
public road for private and public
use.
Sec. 81. The general assembly may
pass laws permitting the owners OF
lands to construct drains, bitches and
levees for agricultural. sanitary or
mining purposes. across the lands Of
othars. and provide for the organi-
cation of drainage districts. and vest
the corporate authorities thereof with
power to construct and maintain
levoes. drains and bitches and to keep
in repair all drains bitches and levees
l. heretofore constructed under the laws
Of this state, by special assessments
upon tho property benefited thereby.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30

get ydd one bottle of each kind. You
won't be out very much if it don't
help you. l don't know il youwil be-
lieve me or not, but / only took two
bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's WEe-
table Compound and one of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Blood Medicine when ! be-
gan togetrelief and amregularever
0ince without . pain or . headache.
When lie down I can get up with
out help and without pain ! can't
beein to tell you how I feel and look
I hive begun to gain in weight and
Iook moro Ike ought to. I think ev-
efy day Of ways I have been helped
Any one who doee not believe me can
wits to me and win tell them what
shape I WAS IN am ready 70 do any
thine I can tohelp your medicine. -
M. NulR lSSpr1gue
ST., Daytoo, Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30

leen1t - ~ 4nattoneG e,oe1hngD
~ ~ speacA = etther hn11e. 3
~ ssetan = - snlns = -
-. Al. ~. sea1aisseiss & ls7o.
Ssc4ion =. No psssous slsc4sd
20 the general aasenhfy shall ~
|nive q hold any lncx<ttvo ciyfl an
poiufMan& In thts otato during the
|tsen fof which ~ Il elected.
Section S.. No membof 81 the
gensral assembly during his term
|or within ons year thefeafter shAll
b asne1e:Aliy interested directly
or indirectly IN any contract, au-
thortxed by law enacted during
his term, with the stats or any sub
vision thereof or any municipal
corporation.
secs. 81 md 8 eDoseisuAs ~
ytsko net Sec Is. Art ~. eunstitu-
taon Of 1870. which psovidss:
No pet1op elec1ed 70 tn seneral -
oe0nty shan Eeceive any civil appoint
meat within the ststs nom the gov
from The general assembly, during thu
term for which he shall have been
elected. sud al such appointments,
and all votes given for any such mem
oers Tor any such ONCE or appoint
nent shall b void; nor shall any
member of the general assembly be
interested. either directly or indirectly.
In any contract with the state. or any
county thereof. authorised by any
Law passed during the term for which
h. shall hAve beeu elected or within
one year after the expiration thereof.
Miscellaneous Preyisiens.
Section S.. The general assem-
bly, shall pass liberal homestead
and exemption laws.
This section il the same - See. a,
Art. w. constitution of 1870.
Section 81. The general assem-
bly, shall pass laws to encourage
forestry.
This section u new.
Section IS. The general assem-
bly, shall pass laws for the protec-
ton OF operative miners. providing
for ventilation and the construction
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-30
COULD NOT
TURN IN BED
Operation Avoided by talk
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Dayton, Ohio.-'T had such pains
that | had to be turned in bed every

LIIl1S ! W8O6O 10
move. They said
an operation was
necessary. My
mother would
keepsaying:Why
don't you take
Pinkham's, Hem
netta?' and I'd
say, oh, mamma,
it won't help me,
l. We tried too
much One day
ghasaid let ma