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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

ol,fi each
r Prepared By
CLIFFORD HILTON
Attorney-Gs General of Minnesota.
I.ssS Addressed to
\. Mix ! | L. ] HOIL.
5Ssg Secretary of State.
SorrlaTT:.soRfAsgg44s4 MaNg7 ssgaslaaL,
HONORABLE MIKE HOLM, ~
Capitol. 3#sBf5 Bsg # ss sss
.,; As required Feqq4ssdl 3 ! section e; ganeral stss
ear1913,sMI haye@the honor to furnish
u,,ggherewith,,# astatement q pur--
poses and effects of All amendrnents pros
e ps gMinnssota lSYi the isgialature y 81 1871
and itch are to be submitted to- the a.
electors ofs said state at the general cleo &c
PROPOSED AMENDMENT Mo. ONE
Chalpter5 2S.. Session Laws Of Minnesota
1 9snt ! g section looa artIe,s ] a &c e.
constitution aof said state.Said section
now reads as follows sas
@3ass s.aT credit of the hit tesshaIl never
be givensor loaned in afdsof d In
sdividual, association Of corporation.
No shalI8there be any9further issue
of bonds denonlinated Minnesota
state railroad onds.'T.unde
5000 ~ AZ = ~4n Gnn.rB
ton ten 81 article nine, Of The constil--#s
ution,Y&aadopt April IL, 1855, which
is hereby expunged from the const1-a
tutor sayiin executing and reseryT
rights, remedies and forfeitures SEE
cruingY under aid .'.#8
Z amended, said section viii read a
s#S as follows: #sSaag@Se aEgA8
8 be given i loaned il aid 81 indi-s
SSyidual, association 81 Incorporation ex-a8
E@8cept az hereinafter provided. Nor "A
s seaaz ta asnora 1s,a snY s faEaher issq sta g \
55s#R Railroad Bonds, under what purpcorts
sto23 Ebe@anRamendmant ia section 10 of
article 8 OF the Constitution, adopted
April Us, 1858. sSsWhichs.is hereto .ex-ass
Plunged from the constitution, saving,,
nevertheless all rights.@renedies and
S forfeitures #accruing under Sg said
amendment. Provided however. that
for the Of developing the 8agri-ss
S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and maintain q as5
system of rural credits h thereby
s loan money and extend credit to che
people off the state upon real estate #a
such terms andaconditions as may be-
aspFescribedf by law, d%t issue and
negotiate provide money TO
be 50 loaned.IssTT lirnitSof Indebted
ness contained ii section s Of this. ar
ticle Shall not apply 10th provisions
which the credit q the state % the
aforesaid municipal subdivisions
81 herein provided are declared 4 b
he iPu1RPosE5of said amendment u q
s ssxsIG r. ths agfIagltg III IsnaI : s. 81 ess
credit of the state to the people upon
1heEFFEcT > sad arnenament, 4
3nnents2of laws 81 the legislature for the
establishment and maintenance of sys-
tenn of rural ere dts he legislature VIII
empowered to provide money by the
state Is BE ioared apon.reai estate ssears
to the people OF hesitate dgWIil be
enabled TO prescribe the terms and CON
ditionsHupon which such money may be
ss, rs usi Hill, iss ST indsbtedness ii dill respect,
and tne Wilt be enabled TO issue and
negotiate as many bonds for this purpose
it deems advisable 8s 8Ess
NO. TWO
Chapter 52S, ess Laws Of Minnesota
fer fo4 rs I z 1s21 . ;,aprs93p9 sas namsndhnenf
sofa by adding anew section to article =,
to- ~ now as asection lA ~ ead8 f Oh
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
PoLA NEeRI GREAT

(From MoTing Picture World)
II would seem that the unexpected
can happen In screendom as well as
In the other and older realms Of the
amusement world. Producers and
exhibitors in this country arc known
TO lcok coldly upon costume dramas.
doubly so upon those of foreign
make. In the face of This, the First
National has imported picture from
Europe dealing with the life and
times of Jeanne Marie Vaubernier,
better known as the countess Du
Barry, the celebrated favorite of the
notorious Louis XIV.
One point should be made clear:
It. is as romance and not history
that Passion" triumps. Its his
torical background has great interest
Of it's own and should add materially
to the drawing power of the picture,
but it is the love story of jaime
and Armand de Folk and the part
the King OF France played In the
humble birth that Will win most Oh
the photodrama's popularity. This
land the acting Of Pola Negri as
the woman best known as the Coun-
tess du Barry.
1t is impossible to speak in too
great praise of this foreign artiste's
embodiment of Jeanne.
As an authentic pictorial record
of the life of the Countess du Barry
whose romantic career Is one OF the
best known in all history, Pas
sion" will take its place as a screen
classic. Edward Weitzel.
Note-"Passion will be shown al
the Sugg Theatre Monday and Tues
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

is not wholly devoid of redeemlng
qualities since she consistently and
persistently befrlended him, with
more than a degree of mere friend
ship. throughG,t her career as Il
power behind the throne. She was
wilful, capricious and spoiled but
there is a great doubt as to whether
or not she could be described as the
depraved monster in skirts such as
her enemies branded her. And, speak
ing of her enemies, they finally grew
to numbers including the whole pop
ulace of her native country and the
result was revolution in which
she was the main and central target.
Her position becomes pathetic ana
ultra-draniatic because of the TACT
that ncr one powerfi, friend died
inst tcfcrc the wrath o, the peorle
mariftsted itself in startling man
nor q; rt,clt The fal ol this ex-
traurliuary character is quite as en-
crossing rs her rise nd cen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

shutters torn away. and their chin
news fall. But the old homestead
stands like rock-symbolic OF the
ndestructabllty OF the greatest In
stltutlon of clyilization-the home!
Twenty wind machines and four
inch pipe line with fire engine
pumping the water from a nearby
river over distance OF three quar-
ters of mile. formed part OF the
equipment for producing the greatest
storm scene that has ever been
filmed. According to experts, this
Paramount picture, which comes to
the Rialto theatre, entailed a greater
amount of ingenuity and difficult
work for all concerned than almost
any picture that has been made.
The rain was visible three quarters
of a mile back from the cameras. AZ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

tight waist: wide skirt. poke bonnet,
frlxxly curin. bonnet strings OF velvet
tied In biz bow beneath the chin
gay parasol. wonderful adjunct TO the
art Of filtration and without pro-
sontlng M charming picture aa
could be imagined.
1T doesn't look half as grotcsque
az one might think" declared Miss
o'Connor. with n smile. Il know |
must resemble picture In Godey's
Lady'a hook. hut except for slight
discomfort from the tight basque. and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
MRS. CASTLE AGAIN
APPEARS ON THE SCREEN

Mrs. Irene Castle, famous danseuse
and actress, appears again on the
silver sheet for the second time IN
more than two years, in the picture
called mo Trespassing," which comes
to the Rialto theatre wednesday
and Thursday.
It is. difficult to estimate In adj
vance the welcome that local theatre
patrons will accord this celebrated
and popular artist. Suffice to say
that the Rialto theetre will no doubt
be crowded to capacity. Whenever
she appears in this city Mrs. Castle
has always been favored with ca
pacity audiences, whether appearing
in person or on the screen, and 1T Is
safe to assume, therefore, that INC
Trespassing' will draw record houses
at each performance.
The story of mo Trespassing' in
troduces Mrs. Castle in a series Of
whirlwind events. She dances, rides
swims. and wears number OF stun
ming wraps and gowns that Will ne
doubt be the envy of every woman
in town. The action of the story
takes place in New York City and II
picturesque town of Cape Cod !
is a modern story, written by JOSEPH
c. Lincoln, and is said to provide
her with some Of the best opportuni
ties of her career.
mo Trespassing,' which is Hoo
kinson released picture, was directed
by Edwin L. Hollywood, who for sew
eral years was production manage
for Mary Pickford.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

stirring events this notable figure
was not without her virtues. although
she is frankly burdened with a pro-
clivity of many follies. The con-
sensus of opinion among those who
have seen this picture is that the
former milliner held the heart OF
the king captive not by coarseness
and debauchery, but by her youth,
lfer beauty, her simple spirit and the
natural gayety of young and grac-
ious girl. And her attitude in des-
cribing her sweetheart of lowly days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
Theodore Roberts FIRTH RdBWay Harrison EOr in the
Paramount Picture The Old Homestead

a different period. the set was COW
ered with snow. and when II Is ro-
membered that the village consists
OF about forty houses and several
streets. the magnitude OF this will be
realized.
The four seasons of the year are
represented from spring 10 spring.
Thus the appearance Of the set had
to be altered accordingly and with
the final storm much of II was de.
stroyed. The population OF the viii
lage is practically kept intact
throughout the picture Each resi-
dent presumably lives in the village
and special houses or stores were
assigned to all. When the auction
of the old homestead is about to start
they flock to the scene just as real
villagers would do.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

Po Negr Passion VIII picture
beginning Monday
National this picture saying
the life and tragedy OF Madame
picture OF the times IN s ndelv
TO Of it's dramatic
in be regarded as masterpiece II
magnitude and work Of true photodamac
unique in motion pictures
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

Continued ON page eIghtJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
Prices:
IOc, zoe, SOC
SUGG Theatre.
War Tax Included

Shows at 2, 4, 7 and 8 r. M.
Beautiful and powerful beyond compare.
The romance of the worlds most daring
adventures.
Great Art is Sexess- love achieves sub
Unity only in the lives Of men and women
who rise above human laws and conyen-
tions.
This is the romance of woman more
fascinating and daring than Cleopatra and
man whose love for her transcends death
itself.
It is the intimate story of the Little
Mlliner whom the world came to know as
Nine DuBarry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

fections long sought by producers
the world over.
The story concerns The rise of a
little French milliner to a place Of
so much power that she rules a king
and through him a nation. AS view
ed by envious eyes, this remarkable
little woman was merely heartess
creature bent on gratifying her
whims OF the moment. Her influ-
ence over the king was described in
ribald Language as thing of shame,
but as is revealed in the course of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
"PAssIoN," sUPER-DRAMA, HERE
NEXT WEEK

The widely hearlded super-drama,
Passion starring the famous Con-
tinental actress, Pola Negri, will open
its engagement at the Sugg Theatre,
Monday and remain Tuesday, 1t is
claimed for this production that 1t
marks a new mile stone in the up
ward and forward progress of the
photoplay art and it has aroused
considerable interest on the score
that it offers some technical per
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
CYCLONE SPREADS TERROR
IN "THE OLD HOMESTEAD"

Perhaps the most remarkable
storm scene ever pictured on the
screen. is that which spreads terror
In. and practically destroys an entire
village erected for "The Old Home
stead" new Paramount picture d.
rected with signal success by James
Cruze. Twenty powerful wind ma
chimes. aided by fire engine, were
employed in this exceptionally real
istic elemental disturbance.
The storm that wrecks the town of
Ganzey is u humdlnger. The village
was good sized one of forty or
more houses and all were erected for
destruction by the hurrican and de
luge. Their roofs are blown Off, their
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14

the unusualnesn OF the attire In gen
cral. Il Isn't half bad
Tho company az whole was do
lighted with tho chance to reproduce
In this picture the atmosphere of
the days when Ward McAllistcr was
the fashion plate Of New York and
the "cancan" was looked upon as tho
most dreadful dance that had ever
boon devised.
Theodore, Roberts plays Uncle josh,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
PHOTOPLAY MAY
REVIVE OLD FAD

II is more than likely a new style
will be created or an old one re-
viyed. by the nationwide showing OF
"rhe Old Homestead the Paramount
picture which will be shown at the
Rialto theatre Monday and Tuesday.
This is the opinion of James Cruze,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
At THE ,rHeArRes.
"suoo"

"ouo0"
Monday and Tuesday.
Pola NegrI In Passion" sup
sorted by cast OF 5000. One
Of tho most elaborate. spectacular
and sensational pictures ever pre-.
sented in Chickasha. Also show
Ing "pathc News" and "Sport Rc.
View"
Wednesday Only.
Pearl White In without Fear"
A snappy society story. Also
showing one.rcel comedy and
"Pathe News"
Thursday and Friday
The Rotary minstrel Revue"
Saturday.
William Russell IN Strength OF
the Pines" northern woods
story. Also showing a snappy
comedy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-14
RIAlTO
Monday and Tuesday.

THE Old Homestead" The east
Includes Theodore Roberts. T. Roy
Barnes and FRITZ Ridgeway. On
same bill is International News.
Topics Of the Day and Pathe Re-
view,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Irene Castle is featured in "No
Trespassing." also late released
Educational Comedy.
Friday and Saturday.
Metros "The Five Dollar Baby"
On same program Is a good com.
edy, Failing for Fanny"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-14
TIIE SrKlNn

Joseph !, Bowling, tho Miracle
Man OF the Screen" aud one ot tho
foremost character actors Il today.
heads the all.star cast of The Ken.
tucky Colonel" tho newest llodkins
son release whica will hc shown ut
the Straad theatre tonight
nowliag, who has had u lcng and
splendid screen career, aud WHOSE
truly wonderful representation ot
the Patriarch in Tho Miracle Man
created comment ct tho greatest cn'
thusiasm over the cutirc country, do
clares that HIS role rt "Coloucl Re
miugtun Oshury." tho gallant oil
kentucky Colonel from whom the
phntnylay takCs its name, gives him
an even greater opportunity frr
charar artcrisatiun. This, coming from
Cnc of tho ahlcst actors W the day,
should mean something And lt
docS-.it mcaRs that whom you So"
the Kentucky Colonel YOU Will see
one ot the most appealing figures IN
photorlGy history figure that you
'w,ll mover forget.
As the courtcou', Old-fushiOnc,l
gentleman representative ~ the type
found hes,w the Nason.piNon Line,
DcwliHy Is inlmitablc. In both cont
cdy aud tragedy h. "a equally con,
vincing. Whether shown ~ IN"
smiling. kigdly old man dispensing
hospitality aud the ueycr-to.hc'tor'
gotten mlnt iulep' from the cool
white frstncss OF hls old Colonial
home. or as the man who. wrongly
accused by ris bovhagi chum, 9nd
driven front that SAME beloved home
~ br, kcl with grief aud sorrow, thlg
splendid actor comes up to the high.
est expectations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-14

-:hc Marshal Nelan trademark, Each
guccccling picture cuatains lnaoya.
tioas In direction. settings and ac.
iIon. aad revolutionary methods Of
photography aud technique.
This IS true especially q Fools
First" Il contains one Of the most
original stories Il has ever been our
pleasure 20 see on tho screen, aud Il
has been produced IN such n master.
- manner that II mtr.gues the oh
server and holds his attcUtlol with
yut interruption.
while the characters In the story
arc chiefly deaizens OF the under
world. Noil1n has made human be,
iHg8 OF them, aud as n result there
Is bataralncys In the action that Is
convincing. There H. n reason for
everything. and logic han not been
gacrificcd fpr the sake OF punch
osa thrill. But the production Is 80
filled with terrific suspense that the
spectator grips the arms OF his chair
with tsnsity.
All IN an. Fools FlrGt' Is the type
of picture which Is worthy OF that
all-inclnsive name entertaining
He!lan has giyen further evidence Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-14
GIBBONS, M|sKE
BOUT FRIDAY

ST. PAUL, Mian., Dec, IL Tom.
my Gibbons and Billy Miskc. St
Pauis leading heavyweight boxers,
will meet for the fifth timc when
they enter the ring hcre Friday in a
ten round bout, which ia expected
definitely to eliminate oac from the
championship running.
Rivalry between the two mon
dates from their early years in box
ing. In 1914, the pair mot at Hud.
soa, Wis. where Miskc wGs BADLY
outpointed by Gibbons. Again in
1915. Gibbons proved his advantage
over Miskc in 81. Paul ring, win,
MAG both bouts on newspaper de.
cisiCas,
Four wears later they met IN Min.
neapolis. where they boxed = draw,
ard this year Miske was awarded a
decision In New York On snul.
Both men have proved their rlrht
to be considered among the leaders
In their class. Gibbons record
shows a Iona string OF knockoutS
which terminated when he met Har-
ry Groh In New York and was ont.
pointed. , Critics attributed his
downfall to his condition. which was
said to have bcIn too fine, aud his
dcsire 10 land knockout punch.
Miskc's III for months. CAME back
eighteen months ago. and has shown
to better advantage than before. his
punches have power in them which
was lacking previously and his box
ing has been mitch better Ills ahll-
ity to take punishment has been de-
mons,ratcd many times. and the only
advantage Gibbons Is given over his
fellow townsman Is In boxing ability.
Before Gibbons began trying FOR
knockouts. he was recognized as the
leading boxer In his division. How
ever. he lacked punch, and in de-.
ve!oninE Il seems TO have lot much
o, his flashy style. mostly because
he IS set" to deliver hard blow
at all times.