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"Sfrip nnoer Sen 8bitterineenl" bso ban fort. Stont.
boii lGite, bpoS ionl itoo paa Tapiret. Get bar bette:

"Sfrip unber Sen &bitteringen!" bsb ban fort. Ston1'
boif lplie, bpao ion1 itob paa Yapiret. Oct bar bette:
"Sea unbcrtegneoe, 9nbpig 9apoleon Stomboft
~erfienoer berpeo e~iennen Ell bis Scr. Sonlinion at
ia faaet mig uobetalt al Sonas Slien ct taien COL
lars Tom Teoerlag for uofsrt ~strbeioe."
"9ette er en- reoeroreotig assnl" ropte ban. Seq
bar ineen Yenge lnobtat al rogen Somlinion!" Sonas
imaalo. San tog ct anoet Sapir no al Sfuiieu.
ga, ia, set faar bli Ell Sag melem Big % Sonllir.
ion oct, " ia ban. "Iien on bill fanife beler unberifripe
rette2" SSSbet ban rate BAN oct anbet Eapir. S opoig
Sarme areb Stomboff oct og lGite:
Seq unbcrtegneoe, 2ubuig Napoleon Stomboit
erfl9rer berOeb, at jeg iiior CONNER i Sanmen.
i ~ip9rgelie neo Ell Nerion, iom ~optraaote lmber Nap.
net Somlinion, sioroe mig ifploig | georageri peo
at iaa mig n0betalt ct tuien Collars paa en- "%caibiers
'cbecf", iSiebt al Sonas Slien til napnte Sonilinion
iom a~neipeIig @epreientant for Riolanb Sarm 9e.
p~elopnlent Company. Seq erflerer bioere, at ies
bar mebpiben6e ON % belagtig | Spperiet al en- gtote
paa tolp fltnore Dollars, i,bitebt al Nicoloi Nelien
til Sonas Glen % o~pbeparet / iioitnepntes 9enae.
fab bans Gontor / State ganf Of SobnSpiGe."
0iens giapoIeon l9ite oenne Salpe, ereb SonaS ira
Gfufien enom ct treble Yapir, iom ban mn ipinaet I'M.
Der Screen paa BAN.
"Ser fer on Sen %bonorerte Gbecfl" ia ban. Gin Il.
me err f%onrnlen, @rrtten mini gnSelig bar lea ola /
Sfrueitiffen! 0ten ieg er life b~lobtsritis iom on. Seq
er en- frifen @anb % fal piie big garmbiertiabeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
8rsnIano.

Sarfatteren Sans &epnoIbs fortrls
Ter meget interesiant ON @rsnlano.
San bar Der ifior og beisste ga Setter
lH9ben, men iaa Ia9be De banife gms
bebsm9no fig ipeieu for bam % bin>
brebe bam fra at fomme til giterbpss
cen. &ebnolbs forteIler, at ban fit ct
belt anoet Snbtrpt af 2anbet enb Soft
bar flcit, nemlis at 2aubet er en- poe
Sssrfen. Ser er en- pRlbig Hisbom af
Gel % Spul, Sisfu9l % slipper. SiIf og
Selsbpr. Sg Ylautelibet CT life ian
fattigt Tom man tror, buerfen paa 8eftz
eQer gitfpiten. Ser er goo 8eite baaoe
for au os SmaafG, ibblisit / 2aubet er
Ger 2epifog % langt norboper langs
Soften er Der mangeitebs manosbsi
Smaaifos. ON Sontmeren tan Der
pGre eobt og parmt os Raturen itprs
Hagen.
Sette 2anb er bet mn Be banite bill
iiGngc belt for Norse, iaa Der enbog
iial lG9ees Siubrinser for Norbmrnbs
thanksgiving Der, % enba er oct Rorae
os lite Sanmarf iom bar Den biitoriife,
Ilrioiife % moralife Net til 2albet.
Sreralt paa Sorbeu Tan norife Gfibe
ieile, men / grsnInnbife Saune taales
lite Bet nurife Stag. Sc inbfsbte paa
8renIanb snifer eierue at tonume /
Sorbinoelie meo NorbmGnbene, met,
faar life. Sc nurife Sansitm9nb faar
life ensang Sop til at sioe @rsnl9ns
ferne Spalfiso. Set banlfe Sanbelss
monppol bpiIer iom en- Sorbanbelie
ober De Snofsbte, iom BET enbans siors
DC oper Sslano, bopr Solf beoe / SuIenz
tis at Slneer paa @runb af Ionppos
let. Set er ct Saftum flyer 8ebnolbs,
ct mango i~ltlter libel paa @renlmnb |
baarlise Sangitaar. Set banIfe Sans
eelsielitab bar De Snbfsbte self / itr
Saanb os bifterer YriIerue a alt Sc
bar at iGlge. Sualebes blep Gppcr be.
tnlte nleb s Gre Stptfet. Set er fit.
fcrt, at Saniferne bsiter fort sfonomiSf
lIpbbtte al @renlanb. ct Silbuo fra
Hprge ON at betaIe 2 Iiu, ar. / aarlia
If9ift for at IGsae en- SbaIitation iIan6,
bIep laalebes afpiit for noelc slar iioen.
Sorfel SfteIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
@interi6r9t.

Sebriiar og Sanltar er Sfiiportens
og Sfsiteiportens gplbne SID. Sg
Sinteriporten oripes ib9rOigere /
Noree MI enb nogeniinbe for. Siben
er bespprre fattia paa andre Sbealer.
Saa bprfer llngoommen Sportsibea'
let poa 9rait og 0eagt. 90 itaar
ser life fortiben i9rlig CLANS al an-
ore cling, iaa itoar Ser ialfalo Slams
af Sportslipet. Og oerfor msber o.
iaa Solf op pe6 Sc itore Sor9tsitep.
ner lise fra 9oraen og &rouprinien
og til S~atergrltten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
flpenbe Gc,ema.
antiieptif 3smu
pil bielpe big.

Gag iutet Senipn til bpor oite bu bar fors
isst men imsilet, bu fan burtis FAME bren.
oeuce, fleenoe @cjema peO 9lupenOeie Of
!3emo, leueret Of bpilfeuiombelit gpotbstT
for 35c. Grtra fore SLATER forS1 90. SsIbrs
BELLE bespnber fra bet SiebIit 3emO a~HusnSss.
Suben fort Sib ct panlispis bpeu Spar al
Serena, Slesner, Speiier, llbilpt, Slut:
beabs os lisnenoe Subipsbomme iirus.
Sor rem Sub. os for at sipre ben troitjS
Iuno, brig altio i3emo, bet siennemtrrnssu'
be, antiieptiife Slnbium. gtaar andre isiIn
ct bet bet eneite paalibeli9e Mibbel mob SaNs
i%psbpmme al ale Slags.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
Voroes.Srep
yurtfatteife fro stbe 1.

yortfaitelfe fro SIDE 1.
soISen til 42.s Miu. ar. moo 54.s
Wfia. Ser.
Eriierne gaar Iangionlt neboner. s
&au%enoeraaret 1921 gif Eriierne pao
be pigtigite 2ibsiornebenbeoer nee
meh fra 10 til 90 Trocent. Nab oa
grpnoiel bIeb 8 grocent biaisere
Sanuar Waaneo | Iar.
Sra lite Sebrltar bar @riittanio
Sampfisffen tleoIut Yriierne pao
Wfibbaesmab fra $50 &r. til 1.25
% fra 1 Ser. til S5 Gre.
Saa oct gaar oa rette Seten.
Mrbeibslebisbeben.
Irbeibslebigbeoen bar Iangiomt
sget, % Der ifal MI pGre omfr. A..
600 arbeiosIeoige / 9anbet. Wen
oct Itaar aligebel forbolbsois bebre
til her | 2anbet emo / 9anmorf oa
Sperige. 9anmarf bar 100000 og
Soerige 10000 @rbeioslebige.
gaaoe Stat o. &ommlIner letter
Neosarbeioer igans. Slere Soreta.
GENDER er iperfiat % no paa @aaren
oil Seiarbeioer og ~lignenoe bli ieang.
lat | itsrre Still.
Siifericrne.
Trobs ale @anIfeligbe6er .briper
De norife Siifere fin 9ebrift ligeiaa
ib9roig iaar iom f6r. Gen itsrIte
Sanifeligbeo er at ole &ebifuber er
iaa enormt opre o. at oct er banlfes
Zig at reiie Senge tillaans. Siloeii.
iferierne bar bibtiI peret pellpffeoe,
% nbiigterne for Sorifefiiferierne er
ogiaa iebt,t oper CODE.
Statsminiiter glebr Is Mar.
Den t7be Sebruar fpIbte Otto
9lebr rs @ar. Sons Nobn err ct al
De itore gamle | norif Yolitif. 2ige
iioen ban fom meo / set politiIfe 2ip
fsrit / S0.Iarene bor ban peret nsie
fnpttet til Striben for Worges fuloe
5ribeo og Selpitenoisbeb. 8lebr bar
2 8ange peret norif Statsminiiter.
Wen De itsrite Sieneiter gioroe ban
fanife lit 2anb iom Ror9es Winilter
| Stocfbolm unoer De panifeligIte @f-
init af rntonsfampene. Sans far.
pc Snteligens os tore biplomatiife
@bne beo Sioen al bans &%oloblooig-
beo % ntr9ttelige glifperbigbeo
giorbe bam til en- ppperIig @epr9.
ientant for Horge / Stocfbolm / bine
panlfelige Eiber. San itaar / trent
Ite Sinie meQem Dem iom ifabte
@runolaget for set iom b9n6te 7be
SUM 1905. Sg enbnu er Otto 8lebr
trofait MOB fine ltngooms SbeaIer.
8lebr bleb barnlt bploet paa Is,
@arsbagen. San fit oerbifnlbe Ga.
Der fra &egieringen, ira @enitregrup.
pen | Stortinget, fra Norges gen-
%itreforening, fra Sppotbefbanfen,
bpis 9ireftsr ban bar bPret / l9n-
gere Sib, % fra mango fler. San
fit Silieler fra SnOlano og l1blano,
iaaleoes fra &ongen % Sronningen,
fra ben ipenlfe % oanife Statsmini-
tier og fra en- IGlgbe andre fienbte
Rerionligbeber og Snititutioner. Ien
BEN nafreite Silien fit ban fanife fra
Sberiges Statsminilter. Gen bar
iaalpbenoe:
"Gn BARN bGlsning fr6n Sperige
/ mime ap burn tibigare motiGtnin.
gar lofts och utiGmnats | en- allt bit.
ire iamforitanos anba meI1an ben
ifanoinapiife balloons bdba iiGlpItGn-
oiea folf, for G0er itora inniats ber-
bio UNDER propanoe forbdllanoen ocb
/ aniparsfula itdlIuingar bringas
@ber ibag paa b0gtibsbagen / iGfer
forboppning ON f~ortiatt goot lamar.
beta en- bidrtlia ~lpcfonifan frdn Spe-
RIGGS itatsminiiter, Sialmar Bran.
ting.
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Treitcl


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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24

eens "Setorat'Foten" III SIGgt oa senrer
bet sarnIe 9aro. Brifen CT $500 pr. gur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-24
foriem lite Eorfiblelie,

Ipore, LAB life Sortiplelier foa 0pers
taeet; peb ben ferlte Soite eIler Suue
9nio WuIterole paa Sals eIer 9rhit.
Wlliterole er en- rem. bbib Salbe, tiQo.
bet meo S~encpsolie. Set trptter uO gns
iamlinser, linbrer Soarbeb, 9ier alt gam
melbags S~enepspIaiter uorette6e, men
paa en- mtlbere gtaabe % rlben @lemmer.
Solo ell &rrtte befuemt for ale 0eSss
tilfEloer, bet fan forebpeee &ungebetrn.
Belle / Dit Sient. 85c % Csc i arutter
eIer Subes; SpipttalsiterrelIe $500.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
DIR. HELEN HlELSCHER H..
VISITS BEMEDH Unit

DR.. Helen Hughes Hielscher of
Mankato. past president Of the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary Of Minneso-
ia, was to have been the guest of the
members OF the Auxiliary of the
Ralph Oracle post last evening, but
the northbound train from Mime
apolis was about four hours late ar
irving here and the affair planned for
early last evening was necessarily
postponed. r..
, Word was not received in, time
relative to Mrs. Hieischer's arrival
so that such a meeting as was orig
inally planned could have been held
last night The auxiliary had planned
to welcome Mrs. Hielscher, at. Joint
reception blythe Legion and the Aux
iliary members. .I.:zE.- s5..,44,% EE5
However, a dinner party was
planned yesterday, but was not held
since Mrs. Hielscher failed to arrive
in time. She spent the night here,
however, and left this morning for
International, Falls and other north.
ern points where. she will address AUX
! iliary units. Her present tour makes
it impossible for her to return to Be
! midi at this time. -. !. q. y. =
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THOUSANDS SEE PRINCESS -.
MARY WED COhGMONER TODAY

Continued From taes ~ 49,.
al anthem. while in Hyde Park bat
terry of artillery commenced firing
a royal salute -.
During the afternoon a number OF
deputations, Representative OF every
industry, vocation. financial, CONNER
cial, and other interests from all over
the empire, had to be received, but n
nally the newly-married pair were
permitted to get, into travelling COS
tune. They had to face another
semi-state procession, however, and
were escorted by life guards to the
railway station, through enormous
crowds of enthusiastic @citizens' A
strong force Of police was necessary
to enable the couple to enter their PR,
vate coach on the waiting special
train. King George and Queen Mary
did not go to,cthe, station, the royal
family bidding them farewell in the
inner courtyard ofSthe palace. :.
The honeymoon will be spent
partly at Goldsborough Hall knares'
borough, the gift of the Earl Of Hare:
wood to his Son, and partly in, Italy
On their return the couple will take
I'D their residence at Laseelles' Lon
don residence, Chesterfield House
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PRELIMINARY HEARING .
0F ANDY BROWN MARCH 7
lBr United PreSa1

+ Fargo, Feb, 28.-Preliminary hear
ing of Andy Brown, charged with
first degree murder in connection with
the murder of Marie Wick of Grygla,
Mimi, was postponed this morning
until March Z zon application of the
state, when the case was called this
morning. = 49,. g:--.. :,
- Mr.. Brown. according to his attor-
ney, Claire Britner, will demand a
hearing. The defendant was "a chum
of William GUNNER, who last week
was convicted of FIRST degree murder
in connection with the crime: which
took place, June Z. 4. s.s. ..g .,..-.. !
Brown was arrested on the murder
charge imme diately after his release
as states witness for which he had
been held since last September.
: Although attorneys for William
GUNNER say that an appeal to the
Supreme court for a new trial will
be made, no steps had been taken to
do so today. l., - ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
Old Timer Is Back

"My friends had all given up and
never expected to see me around
again. / had given up hoping my
self, as no medicine touched my case.
The doctors had tried everything. My
food did not digest and filled me with
gas. -. My brother, in Philadelphia
wrote me to try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. The first dose gave me
wonderful relief and I am now as
we'll as ever was and feel thirty
years younger: 49,. - Z
of health since taking it. -.
1T is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation whcih causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. :. At all druggi<ts.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
II roDAY'S EVENTS
Observance of .Shrove Tuesday.

observance OIL ioITQVe ueSus+y.
Celebration of Mardi Gras in
Louisiana, Alabama and Florida.
One hundred and twenty-fifth an
niversary of the birth of Mary Lyon
the founder Of Mount Holyo.se col
lege.
Tho wedding OF Princess Mary,
only daughter of their British Ma
iestics, and Viscount Lascelles- takes
place today in Westminster Abbey.
George w. Pepper, the new United
States senator from Pennsylvania, is
to speak tonight at the annual dinner
of the republican club of Massachu-
sets in Boston. 49,
A SYMPOSIUM on textile manufac-
ft,ua and economics is to be held in
Philadelphia today under the joint
auspices of pronliEent engineering
md textile interests of the United
States.
The trial of Miss Sarah E. Knox,
the, Baltimore nurse charged with
the murder of Mrs. Margaret East
FAKE at Colonial BEACH, Va, last
September, and which was scheduled
to begin today, has been indefinitely
postponed. Z
( In The Days News.
The Archbishop of Canterbury,
who is to have charge of ltoday's royal
wedding in Westminster Abbey, holds
the highest Office Of the British realm.
As the 95th archbishop Of Canter-
bury dating from the foundation OF
the see in A. D, 597, he ranks imme-
diately next to royalty. Dr.. Randall
Thomas Davidson-for that is his
name--was born in 1843, and educat-
ed at Harrow and Trinity college.
Oxford, wheer he graduated in 1871,
He took orders three years later and
in his early career served as secre-
tary to the then archbishop of Can
terbury and as dean of Windsor. In
1891 he was elected bishop of Ro-
chester and several years later was
transferred to the see. of. Winchester.
No prelate Of the church of England
has enjoyed a greater degree Of in
timacy with the royal family than
has DR.. Davidson, who. until his ele-
walton to the primacy in 1908, was
the spiritual adviser to King Edward
! VII, as he had likewise been to
Queen Victoria, to whom he admins
tered the last rites Of the church. y;
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ELKS MINSTREL SHOW
:. : PLEASES LARGE CROWD
fconiinued from Page ~

! 3S-OnLlQueU iT'lIu rage : =
Jazz Justice, solos were given by Earl
Dyer, Ray Hannah, Charles Van,
Grant Ohm, DR.. Dyson, G. L. Pege-
low, DR.. Two and DR.. Mccain, the
bunch joining in the chorus.
In the olio, the saxaphone dozette,
the saxaphone section Of the Juvenile
band. gave very delightful program
which called for an encore. &. y.
Riggs directed the act. -.
The Travelling Quartette, with dis
cord in the dressing room and harm
ony on the stage, made decided hit
with the audience. DR.. D. F. Nc
Cam sang first base, E. D. Boyce
second base, DR.. E. r. Two, short
stop, and N. E. Given third base.
In the dressing room, each OF the
four thought he could make the MT,
but it took the entire quartette to
put the hit over.
Professor Mason, the mystic, DEM
onstrated the rapid strides taken by
mental telepathy. Written questions
were asked by the audience and the
mysterious parsonage on the stage
had little difficulty in answering them
provided the audience concentrated
Conc entration was apparently neces'
sary. The mystic got away with the
act in fine shape, although the bust
ness manager of the show previously
admitted that he didn't know how II
was worked.
|, Lvcan & Chi, those Jewish fellers
brought q roar of laughter with then
rand fire dialogue, q conglomeratlor
! of nonenities which was we'll given
!, Charles Van, the ever popular, com
/ Melted the clio with a number OF vo
cal selections, chorus by the whole
gans: completed the performance
which contained over two and hal
hours Of fun.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
And they're Still Playing 1t.

In the British Museum are speci-
mems of boards and pieces with which
the game of checkers was played in
Egypt centuries before the Christian
era. It is rumored that several prom
inent Egyptians Of that period used
to consider checkers as the national
pastime. ;4s4... e. r.. s~.a~-.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
EjBhSd
Wanted, A Permanent .,, Job,

J Wanted, A Permanent Job. -
A workman in a French ironworks
has been retired on pension after
continuous employment Of 81 years.
It is said > that his only complaint
against being pensioned was that
when he took tie job-he thought it
was to be permanent. '~,
Can You Beat IT, d,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
PREDICTS NO DELAY, In J..
-. ENACTINC BONUS Bill

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Theres will
be no delay in enactment of the
Legislative agent of the American
Legion, declared following confer
ence he and Commander Hanford
MacNider of the American Legion
had here with Presidents Harding to-
day. $780,. ST., 49, u.s. -, -. =
Eve feel certain there will be no
delay in passing, the ad iusted comren-
sation measures" Taylor said. eve
have been practicany assured tnat
President Harding is Heart and soul
with the American Legion in its fight
for compensation, and he realizes the
position of the ex-service men per-
fectly. We were very much pleased
with his attitude" =. : - ':-ss :
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Amt We Got Fun
Centres and Centers.

Owing to. the .unevenness Of the
coast line > England's exact geographic
cal centre never has been, definitely
determined. Owing to the extremely
hard lines. IreIands political center
has never, been definitely determined.
Getting No Better Fast,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
PRICES AT MONTE CARLO
KEEP LAST YEARS LEVEL

Monte Carlo, Feb. 2S.--In spite
of talk of 'slow season on the
Riviera, prices at the. Hotel de Paris,
and other hotels near the Casino,
remain at last years levels. A single
room without bath at the Paris. is
IS francs up, room with sea view
$50 francs a double room with bath
100 francs up, and suite for four
persons, $50 francs up. The Paris
IS owned and operated by the organ
izatio1 which controls the, Casino.
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Advice, To The Loveiorn.

Advice, To The Lovelorn.
Dear Twentieth Century,: / have
been considering for some time that
might propose to young lady with
whom / nave been keeping company
tor nearly two years. / am, however,
slightly afraid that she might refuse
me. What do you advise that | do
SO that she won't turn ME down?-l.
Loveher. - -,
To avoid being rejected tell her
that you will propose next Sunday:
But don't do it until Wednesday. And
don't do it then if you can get away
without it. =. ...
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lation of the Mann Act and three
charged with smuggling. Carl Bag.
ley will be arraigned on a charge OF
embezzeling $4,000 from the Ignite
post Office. John Longre OF s.kenmare
will face charges Of impersonatlng
a government officer and Ernest Cam
ford of White Earth, is under arrest
for violation Of an. Indian contract.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
Operation Is Right.

A new safety razor, It is clalmed,
fathers the face and removes the
beard in one and the same operation:
Well, that's better than making half
dozen operations out of shaving. But
beyond doubt this sand safety
razor will make mans face look
as though he had been through one
and the same operation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
FIFTY TO BE ARRAIGNED
BEFORE N. D. JUDGE TODAY
(By United Press)

Minot, N, D., Feb. .2s.-Approxi,
mately so prisonesr will be arraigned
before Judge Miller today, The
judge is here merely to receive pleas,
the jury term being scheduled for a
later date. n i. =.
= Defendants include 40 alleged boot
leggers, six, accused Of dispensing
opium. Alley Orr, charged with VIC
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
M A RK rs
POTATO MARKET

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 2S.-Markets
steady; receipts 80 cars; totally U. s.
shipments 357; on track SO; Wiscon-
sin round whites $1.S5 to S2.05,; Min
neaota round whites $1.75 to $3.50.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
Now You Know
An Optical Illusion.

An oculist can look you in the eye
and see your heart beat, and after
looking in both your eyes he sees your
purse break. That's where the pa
tient has the better sense of feeling
than the doctor. The patient can feel
his purse beraking before he even
steps into the doctors Office.
-Oh, Death, Where Is Thy Sting?-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-04-07
HUGE PROFITS
OF Coal Owners Exposed
BY McAdOO

Washington - The present wage
movement of miners recalls former
Secretary of the Treasurer McAdoo's
statement in November, 1919, that
Shocking and indefensible profits"
ranging as high as 1000 per cent,
were made by coal owners in 1917.
81 know this" said the former cab
met official, because as secretary of
the treasury | examined in May, 1918,
their income returns to the treasury.
Before deduction of excess profits
now-these returns showed earnings
on capital stock ranging from Is per
cent to 1000 per cent. Earnings of
100 to 300 per cent on capital stock
| were not uncommon.
at can be taken for granted that
the income tax returns of these COM
panies are more likely to understate
| than to overstate net earning power
for the purpose of taxation.
81 earnestly urge also that these
| income tax returns be published
/ They ought to be published SO that
the American people can know what
the true facts are about the earnings
of the bituminous coal owners. They
are entitled to this information and
there is no reason why it should be
withheld, since the law permits it in
certain circumstances"