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PITTSBURGH PLUMBING %.
Prompt service 70 Telephone
calls. Open day q Night, ne r
113 Fairmont Ave, Phone son i
12s1ta.26ts stel.N
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IMPORTANT keep up keep down
by using Gates Super.Tread
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION.
.229 Jackson st, 1-5-2st2434A
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Eight hundred thousands miles
of Irvine are gaed annually To 10
up packages otkaettefs b. post6f.
flee employees
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HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PRlCHARD, Phone y75.
1.k26t.2423A
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Hotels
Women's SpeciaIties

GERTRUDE DozIER TENNELL,
Artful designing and dressmak.
ing. lis Watson Ave. Phone 1871.
12.27!26t.225SA
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TUBES FREE - CORONADO
CORDS. Guaranteed 5000 miles
at less than fabric tire price. COR
.oNA CORD TIRE co, 4:6 Main
st. 10 20 Est 2275 A
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GENUINE LEATHER POCKET.
BOOK LOST. Between 4s2 Wal.
nu Ave. and Comuntzis. Contained
sum OF money and other valuables.
Reward. Call 320.W. 1.5.9t.s42SA
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Lost And Found

ToRTlsE SHE'LL RIM GLASSES
lost. Please return this office.
1-4.3t?419A
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Heating Plumbing

THOMAS G, LYNCH. isinmbius
and gas fitting, shop and 81 /.
deDce 5l7 WALNUT AVE Phone
1S66:R. Truck service
ast 1soa A.
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IMPORTANT keep up keep down
by using Gates Super.Treal
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION,
229 jackson ST. 1.s.26t.24O3A
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Wanted 10 Buy

SHIP YOUR WOOL to W. e. Scott
Wool Company, Wheeling, WIS.
Write for prices and full inrorma.
tion. l.9.6t2373A
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Houses For Rent

7-RooM HOUSE FoR RENT on
Market st. Apply l. FuET,
Phone 1897.
1.-So-st-:So1A
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Personal

PERsoNAI-cut this out for luck.
Your future foretold. Send dime,
age. birthdate for trial reading.
NINE. ZoDELLA, Box 3S3, Toledo,
Ohio. l.5.6t.2427A
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speciiallNottces
NOTICE or WRIST lIISisIitNs e.
CREDITORS

NOTICE UNIftitsI lIIsfsTtN,, e g.
CREDITORS
In The District Count os Thn
United States l6t Tho uptlirgn
District Of &eatylrsina
IN RE:
FRED DALE CRISIS bnaltrnnt,-
In bankruptcy NO
TO the creditors 6f Fred Dale
Cfiss OF Tairnont In Che couri
OF Marion ana Disttlct futcsail.
bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that ca
the 24tA day Of December. 1o.l.
tho said Fred Dale GfiAs was duly
adiudicated bankrupt aud The
first meeting 81 crdditers viii 10
held, at Falrnont III The County
Court Room In the Court House.
Marion County, West Virginia on
the 18th day OF January. A. H..
1922, at 10 O'clock nj. al which
time said creditors may attend.
prove their claitas appoint True.
tee, examine the Bankruptcy and
may properly como before said
meeting
dated january Srd 1aes
Attorney for bankrupt:
Geo. AZ Vincent, Fairmoni. ". vn.
VIM. =. Suee.
Referee IN bankruptcy
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Household Goods
Sale Or Rent
Loans

WILL LOAN $4,000 on improved
local real estate; Smith, 900
schenley Block, tIt you have mon.
oy TO invest why DOT put It into 10,
cal hands. A Want Ad like this
costs &c per Wofd.l
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I FA1RMoNT MANTLE q TILE 90.
Can furnish tile BATH rooms, porch
floors, tile, brick and wood NANTES
OF all kinds. Coal Crates and gas
logs. See us first, sos Fist 81.
Phone 12b2.R 1-at2et24o5A
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Houses And Lots

70 BUY, SELL on Rent see Geo.
II. Brobst, Realtor, Professional
Bldg. 12.21.26t2s52A
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Auto Repairs

We sPEoIALIzEs on Buiek Cars.
Repairing done rlght. Carbon
removed. by OXYGEN Harry Nor
gan with FA1RMoSsT WEE DING
Co.. 1ss-R.
aaslsast 1884
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IT In TAMPA! II
you want to buy. sell or ex-
elange advertise your wares in
Tampa and South Florida-one Of
the most prosperous regions OF to-
day. Always use Times Want Ads
Tampa. circulation and
largest daily average want ad
lineage Of any Florida paper
guaranteed to all advertisers
Regular rate one cent per word;
monthly rate on application. In.
quiries cheerfully answered. Ad-
dress THE TAMPA DAILY
TIMES, Tampa, Fla.
11-30-36t. l046A
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COON HOUND PUPS two month
old. IS for male pup ST. Tor ".
male. F. NJ. HART Il 10 No &,
Marengo, Ohio. ,2s5ss
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
ROOM for rent. Suitable for two
Apply after 6 y. M, 200 High ST.
1.3.St230SA
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THE EASTERN SHORE OF
MARYLAND. The land OF
Beulah. Learn about II from
Erred QUINN, STROUT FARM
AGENCY, Pocomoke City, Md.
12-l9.3Ot-2153A
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THREE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS. Also furnished sleep.
ing rooms, Close in. 222 Kelley
Place, Phone 1S7 w Y9.
1.3.St.2402A
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IS ACRES. Worthington, mile from
paved road, excellent soil, vel:
watered, good fence, lots Of fruit,
fine 4.room house all hard wood
finish. 4 foot surface vein coal.
good barn and out buildings. As
acres pasture. Snap for quick buy.
FRANK PRICHARD, Phone s75.
1-4,Gt.2424A
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sToRAGE-For your car at reason.
able price. Apply SMITH L
IToLES GARAGE, rear liz Fair.
mont Ave, Phone 477.M.
12.13.2et.2044A
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HoMEsEEKERS send for Virginia
Farm List. Best Climate, Dept.
II. Emporia, Va.
12-14-26t-2o55A
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Furnished Rooms

THREE FURNISHED BEDROOMS.
ass Monroe st. 10 % 23t 21S5 A
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-FOUR UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS.
Phone 5s2,J. 1856 Bonview st.
1.4.4t2412A
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Poultry and Supplies

GOLDEN POLISH oooKERNLsr
$500 Special offer on eggs Mrs.
LETTERS, First Ave. West, oska
loosa, Iowa. 1s2st237aA
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Professional Service

DANCING ACADEMY. Dancing
Wednesday and Saturday even
thgs. Masonic Temple. Glass 1880
to $3.50. Dancing $3.50 to 1880.
For private lessons call 1863 be.
fore noon.
12-1-26t.1S42A
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Farms For Sale

MARYLAND's BEST FARMS.
Chas H. Heintzelmau, 929 S,
Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.
u 8 28t 1891 A
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LIVE AND DRESSED TURKEYS
DUCKS, CHICKENS and Guireq
fouls. Orders given prompt alton
ton. Phone 447.M. Faitmont Bird
& Poultry Co., East Park IL Far
Grounds. 1.fs2stga2o. /
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1917 ACRE FARM. 1O.room house.
On paved roads and car line.
Easy trade on town property. MRS.
IDA QUINN, Downs, W. Va.
1228.6t.2259A
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL WANTED for general house.
work. Three in family. Small
house. Call TOR. 1.5-St24S6A
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Statesmen Wanted
Situations Wanted Female

Washing. aud ironing done at
home. Phone 1891.
IL 90 Ct 2274 A
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Houses For Sale

FINE HOME ON LOCUST AVE
NUE. FOR SALE. Large lot,
beautiful location. Price and terms
very reasonable. Address L, Box
512, Phone 944. 1'4-StH241lA
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REQ SALES AND SERVICE. STA.
TloN. New and used cars. Easy
payment plan. Franklin service,
Call $751;. MOUNTAIN CITY
SERVICE STATION.
i2.31.2et.2S64A
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GOODYEAR TIRE SERVICE. 800
Morgantown Ave. Phone 30T.
W. B. HL&ENBAuGH, MGR.
12-19-?6t-2162A
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ROOMS FOR RENT at Cavaliers
Studio. S15 Main st.
12.27-1ot225oA
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
for rent. 600 Walnut Ave.
1.4-2t2t17A
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for
one or two gentlemen. Center
town. osgood Apis. 422 Main St.,
Second floor. 1.5.2t.24slA
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WOMAN with three year old child
wants general homework. Will
Ing to s4ay at night. Wall start
for fair salary. Can give best OF
city references. Mrs. Mary Molun.
Catawba, W. Va.
12.SO.6t.229sA
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UNITED STATES TIRE SER.
VICE. Fairmont VulcanlEinE
Company, II. G. Htxenhaugh, Mgr.
12-19-:6t-2146A
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Feed ana Produce

TEA TABLE AND SWEET lsftli. ( N
FLOUR, feed. prolueossti re-
tainaed" roofing. WAIkisss r.
THOMPSON. Phone ggs
ges.aci'| q
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Two FRONT FURNISHED light
housekeeping rooms. sos Mary.
land Ave. Phone 64.I. l.S.St.a406A
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oLDFIELD TIRES & TUBES. Anti.
Skid all sizes. 30x3-sS.as.
3OxSIs-$9.s9. Phone S14. PHIL
LIPS BROS, 500 Merchant ST.
12-3i.26t.2367A
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PURE BRED MAMMOTH RR0N1E
TOMS, SO and SIS, Hens, Sci
Bradley strain: Barred p. Rock
ckls., So, two for SIS. MRS q. r.
SHARPLES, Warsaw, Ohio.
1:2.st.2s7iA
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
for rent. Phone 1146-M.
1.4.St2416A
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Unfurnished Rooms

THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
6O4 Palatlne Ave-, East Side.
1.3.3t2400A
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1 SELL FAIRMONT

| SELL EAlRMONI
3 acres, 2 miles out Grafton road;
$500; one-half cash.
4.room Bungalow, Colfaz; trade.
4 rooms, new, Jackson addition;
srade for lot.
Good lots neur Brass Plant and
Domestic Coke; easy terms.
Best Offer Takes the Following
sol State Street
80 Cleveland Avenue.
$50 Lincoln Street
II rooms, East Park,
401 Murray Ave-; 6 rooms and bath;
easy terms.
4 firms. near Monroe st. easy terms.
Lot, Graham Heights; $3.50; easy.
LEVI B. HAIR
t'nonE 2Sl
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AUTO PAINTING and tops built
ana repaired. FAIHMoNT CAR.
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1851.
12-12.26t20s1A
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WOMAN WANTED 10 do house.
work one day each week. Col.
ored preferred. Call 117.J.
1.5-3t.24SSh
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SHOES REPAIRED WHIflE Non
WAIT. Salvatore Biumettc. 6os
Monroe ST.. lsa.s6t .asss.A
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Dogs AndSBirds

GREAT DANEPUPs. For Danes
that have size and intelligence.
Write COLLINS KENNELS BOX
Ill Reelsburg, Wisconsin.
12:14-2 s047 4
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Male Help Wanted

RELIABLE MAN WANTED sell.
ing shrubs, trees, plants. Per.
lnaue9t, weekly pay. Write for
terms. GUARANTY NURSURY
CO., Rochester. N. Y.
12-14-26t-2O51A
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Autos And ACCESSORIES

IMPORTANT keep up Keep down
by using Gates Super-Tread
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION,
229 Jackson 81. 12 10 2st 1915 A
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FA1RMoNT DAVIS MOTOR
SALES & SERVICE. New &
used Cars, Terms. Now in our
new quarters liz Fairfnont Ave.
13-1s-26t2151A
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28

That they would be worn Yone sday
by kings daughter is a tradition at
tached to the Clanricarde diamonds
which viscount Lascelles presented to
Princess Mary son their wedding day.
Herald want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
Framed Last Night

Genoa, April l18.-The conference
submission on Russian affairs today
had under consideration the draft
document Of the allied powers "tinal',
proposals to soviet Russia as framed
at yesterdays notable conference in
Mr.. Lloyd Georges villa The sub
commission was expected to approve
the document which explains exactly
what the powers arc prepared to give
and what they must have in ex-
change
In thus laYtng their cards ON tho
table the allied leaders hope. to put
an end to the present uncertainty
and clear up the Russian question,
tho niost important subject remaining
before tho conference. :
An indication . that the Ruesisna
Will insist on maintaining the pr1ncdple
Of nationahzation OF property in RUS
siA-cne Of the most difficult angles
of the situation, involving sas II does
the ownership OF properties claimed
by the nationals Of the allies ana all
other countries to the extent Of
wtthdFAwtng from the conference, wa
given in their statement OF last night.
Russia has not tho least desire for
g rupture. said the statement in part,
but she isi dsterminsd to saferuard
the people Oft sovereign rights ana tl,s
spriRcipls 0f redproclty. which y the
i only possible baas of nifty 81
Epecplss and Sconomic 5feconstsuction.s
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
PAULU WINS
FIRST HEAT
in DRAKE RACE

Drake Stadium. Des Moines. Iowa.
April ey.-1'he preliminaries in the
thirteenth renewal Of the Drake re-
lays were held this afternoon with q
fair crowd in attendance. The final
will e held tomorrow. Pauiu OF
Grinnel college. won the first heat in
the 100 yard dash, breaking the tape
in 10 is seconds. Burke of Michi-
gan was second, with Wilson of Iowa
university third. Hayes Of Notre
Dame won the second heat of the 100
yard dash in 10 is seconds. Ander-
wart Of Washington university. was
second and Simmons Of Missouri
third. The third heat went to Stets
of Wisconsin. Simmons Of Michigan
finished second and Kearney of Kan
sas was third. Time 10 1-5 seconds.
Ayres Of Illinois won the fourth
heat Of the 100 yard dash In ten sec
onds nat. Argue of Occidental college
was second. Ellison Of Wisconsin was
third
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
(By The Associated Press. }

Point Pleasanl, O., April 2S.-Pres-
tdent Harding's adventuresome thirty
mile voyage up the Ohio river yester-
day to participate in the one hum
dredth birthday anniversary Of Gen.
Grant. narrowly escaped disaster
steamer Island Queen crashed to the
deck below carrying with it some 200
persona
Only half a. minutes warning by
cracking umbers gave q. school chill
dren's band and many others on the
deck below, time to get from under
the crashing deck.
That the President and Mrs Hard
Ing and other distinguished person
ages in the presidential party we're
not aboard the Island Queen was due
to advice of government inspectors
late last night They advised against
the President making the trip on the
old pleasure boat because Of her con-
ditton. Consequently the President
and his party were assigned to the
Cayuga, q government boat which led
the fiotilla Of seven steamers from
Cincinnati bearing between ten end
f1fteen thousand people.
Three Thousand Passengers.
+ The Cayuga, with the President
aboard. leading the procession, had
cleared the village. New Richmond
citizens, however, did not know Of the
change in plans which put the Presd
dent aboard the Cayuga- They began
firing rockets as the Island Queen
with its 5000 passengers came
abreast. Those on board crowded tc
the front decks to witness the spec.
tacle ashore. Bands aboard were
playing and everybody was in high
spirits.
Then came the crashing and graf.
ing Of timbers under the feet Of the
three hundred on the third deck
They felt the floor sink with deafen.
Ing crash. The entire front decl
dropped. The Manchester, Ohio
schoolboys band with s. boys and
girls, had been playing irnmediatel,
under them.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
GRAIN.

Minneapolis, April 2s.-Rather lib
eral selling of wheat at the opening
was due to weakness in the Liverpool
market, but the market narrowed up
and showed a stubborn undertone i'm
mediately afterward Trading was
hardly as active, failing to show inn
portant volume. May wheat offerings
were still scarce. July under pres
sure on rallies, but buying Of the ex-
port trade against new crop sales Of
cash wheat helped out futures. H.
Corn prices were firm to strong
compared with futures.
Oats demand strong owing to heavy
export sales.
Rye demand from shippers remain
ed good.
Barley demand general and strong
er with prices strong to q cent higher
in the same range.
Flax offerings were moderate.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28

This Is task beyond the powers OF
M. Barthou.
M. Barthou, it is declared, has had
to do lot of explaining with regard
to Premier Poincare's Bar ie Due
address which created the impression
here that France had determined to
go 1t alone. This tended to increase
the feeling that France was isolating
herself from Europe.
Definite currents of >conciliation
meanwhile seem to be forming here in
Genoa as an outgrowth Of candid
heart to heart talks among delegates
from all the countries on the Euro
pean continent.
Genoa, April 28.-Plans for Rus
Ha's reconstruction were being final
ly determined upon today in the con-
ference submission on Russian af
fairs and the indications were that a
fore the Russian delegation by the
week end with the suggestion that
the proposition be either accepted or
rejected without further discussion.
The italian press today gives indica-
tions of what the allied proposals are.
First. It was asserted no loan will
be offered to soviet Russia but it will
be suggested that an international
consortium be formed to advance
trade countries represented. Ger
many will be Included in the consor-
uum. it is declared. and provision
made that the United States may
Join.
This plan contemplates the eoono-
mic colonization of Russia with guar
antees that the autonomy and SOW
eretgnty of the soviet government
will not be infrtnged upon.
The division of trade will be arr
ranged in such way that countries
participating in the consortium will
have the opportunity of dealing with
sections Of Russia nearest them. For
example Great Britain would be Civ
en- the oportundty to trade with north-
ern Russia through Archangel and
the Black sea ports.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
POINCARE AND
BARTHOU AGREE
!; j. ON RUSS REPLY
Tht. Is a task beyond the power. .ot

(continued From Page 1.)
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28

Experienced oculists say that wom-
en- retain their eyesight impaired
many years longer than men. s
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.
LIBERTY BONDS

LIBERTY BONDS
New York, April 2S.-Lfberty bonds
closed: 31-2s, 9s.4s; first 4s, $3.50;
second IS, 1854 bid; first 41-4s,
1856; second 1-4s, es34: third 4 Ia
1884; fourth las. ss.ss; victory
: 3-4s, 100.02; Victory 43-4s, 100.44.
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis, April 2s.-Wheat re-
ceipts. 17s cars, compared with 1876
cars year ago. l,5
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
MRS. KINKEAD GOES
INSANE AFTER MISS
STONE IS ACQUITTED

New York, April 2s.-Frustration
of her desire for vengeance on the
woman who slew her husband has cost
Mrs. Marie Gormley Kinkead. widow
Of Ellis Guy Kinkead. former corpora
ton COUNSEL of Cincinnati. her reason.
DIR. Mortimer Scherman, head Of the
department of KtnGs
county hospital deciaDed today. t2t
Mrs. Kinkead in under observation
at the hospital. She collapsed after
Olivia M. P. Stone had been acquit-
ted Of Kinkead's murder and now is in
q straight jacket, DR.. Scherman said.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
WOMEN OR AllIZE
II FOR FUND. DRIVE

AZ = meeting hsld In ths Comrne
gcial club rooms on ThursdaY sfter-s
Noon th1l of1antss4ion ~ wonnentto -
~ caxFJfAD out tho 6ajvn4ion3
ARMsy Anenee SAf1ys next wssk, 49,
epork1 k14nd. s gs
s xTncy K BAAoDs q chairman 0k the
aAvlo0fy boAFd, outlined tlaA plans for
the AppeAls An4 lffs.s 1laEy III yyi1eman
klpo Spoke - tllG sNofnsll. a ESsss 4.
I. yH0rkeee Neno Aasign dietficla,
/ ~ tsee yel1esl ~ sssch district.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-28
AIMS I
I'd | ! | J ! CLARE ! 1 ! +
/ Err AN EDITOR
Was Publisher Of First Daily
Newspaper in Mime n
35. g apolis.

/ II
Minneapolis, April 2s. Edwin
Clarke, who published the first daily
paper in what now Is Minneapolis,
\ aied at his home here last night. He
was So years old.
Mr.. Clark was born at Bridgewa-
ter. N. H., Feb. 25, 1894. He came to
! Minnesota when % years old and
lived here since. From 1858 to 1866
the Wa; cle1k in the house OF repre-
sentatives at Washington and in April
IL. 1866, was appointed BY President
Lincoln as United States Indian agent
OF the Chippewas of Minnesota and
Dakota
One> OF tho remaining four Minne-
sofa territorial pioneers. Mr.. Clark
lived in the Godfrey house here. built
in 1s4s. the Oldest house in Minne-
apolis, located in Richard Chute
Square.
Started Paper In 1857.
It was in 1857, more than So years
ago. that Mr.. Clark with William A.
Cro6ut Of st. Paul began publishing
the rails Evening News It did not
prove financial success. however,
because OF lack OF advertising, even
though there was a large subscrip-
tion list. '"The people did not seem
to be able to comprehend that a pa
per depended upon its advertising.
not it's subscription list for its life, !"
the veteran published declared re-
Gently.
Three months after its initial ap-
pearance, the News became q trt-
weekly publication but on Dec. 4.
1860, again made its daily appearance,
but this time as morning issue.
However, in April 1851. due to q loss
Of patronage and advertising, the first
newspaper here discontinued. selling
its plant to the Minnesota State News.
= weekly sheet. In 1853 the State
, News was sold to the State Atlas and
finally was merged with what today IL
! the Minneapolis Tribune.
1lr. Clark related many times In the
pase few years of the many dt@culties
| encountered In establishing the 0rst
Newspaper.
In 1856, tho newspaper veteran mar
rated, Rev. Ames, the publisher Of the
Minnesota Republican, came to him
and aid the people Of st. Anthony
and Minneapolis. At that time num-
bering about 5000 were dearous OF
having a daily publication
Il didn't have any money at that
time Mr.. CLARK said. land when
many citizens would subscribe for me
/, for loan and with the assistance Of
i 4 few Of the leading townsmen, OBJ
!, t1ined subscriptions of $500 for q
| loan at per cent
The News then was a four-paee, Sd,
column sheet. In December 1850
the paper followed the lead of pro
gressive Journals in the east by get
ting press dispatches by telegraph
At that time press dispatches wers
received over Winslow's telegraph
lines for Sc week but this added ex
pense was factor in the cessation O
publication of the newspaper.