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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-21
.Winlmlar Sufferers
Praise StO-li-Gal

( Hundreds of local people have been
relieved Of terrible suffering with
serious long standing conditions Of
stomach ulcers, chronic appendicitis,
gall stones, torpid lazy liver, dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, gassy, sour bloated
stomach, shortage of breath, pains in
stomach and back, dizziness, chronic
constipation and all other stomach
disorders This life saving remedy
will put pep in your step, it will make
you eat we'll, sleep we'll, ambitious and
regular. zSto-li-gal usually gives re-
suits regardless Of age or duration of
suffering. Ask your local druggist
about this reliable remedy and after
you have benefited as thousands of
sufferers have, then boost it to your
frienlS,-~-~--~- z-s---- =-,.1-@z.-
Write for information pamphlets
sent free to stomach sufferers.
StoIi-gal will also be sent
direct on receipt of one dollar to Di-
gestive Chemical Co., 800 University
Avenue, st. Paul, Minnesota. Sold in
Willmar at Hallin's Drug Store, J. P.
Olson, New London and Anderson
Bros. at Spicer and by druggists ey-
erywhere.-Adv.
If in doubt as to the merits of Stoli-
gal, we herewith. mention the names OF
few, Of a great many Willmar people
who claim Stoligal a life saver: Mrs
G. A., Sorenson, :917. Olof Ave-, and Mr.
Hallln, the druggist, can tell you, Of
a great many more. Sold at Willmar
at Hallin's drug store; J. P. Olson, at
New London; and Anderson Bros. at
Spicer.
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NORTH l|']I| NORWAY LAKE

June EmbretsI Gafkjen and Miss
Mabel Freese were sBrooten callers on
Saturda y.
Aggie Palmeson did the housework
for Mrs. .EdW. Pladsen last week.
Mrs. Thore Poverud Of Brooten Wis
tied Mrs. Hans Hanson Saturday last
The barn dance given at the Lok-
kins farm was well attended. But say,
they say there was. quite a few moon
sinners there,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry bitterness and
daughter visited al. the John Evenson
home from aturday until Monday.
Thomas Evans is doing some road
work nowadays
Mrs. John Evenson and Mrs Edw.
Sagedal will entertain. the Ladies Aid
next Sunday, June %.
Quite a few from here: attended the
concert given at. sBrooten Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward sagelal, Mr..
and Mrs. John SEvenson attended the
Eggum and KValheim's wedding last
Wednesday.
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..PRIAM

5s1Jnne 19--Bertha sRusten assisted
her, sister, Mrs. Harold Thorson with
the sh0usewOrk a. few days last week.
SMr.%and Mrs. Fred Portz, ST., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Isaacson and son
Calvin motored to Minneapolis Sat
urday morning to visit with relatives
there for few days. = +
The Ladies Aid will meet at Bert
SArvig's on Wednesday, June 2Sth.
= Grace Euling assisted Mrs. E. j. Err
ickson a4few days last week with sew
ing and houseWork. -
Grace and Flora Euling spent Sat:
urday afternoon at VIM CampbelIs,
Mr.. and Mrs eChas. Isaacson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Isaacson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ,Portz ST., and fam:
I lily, Mr.: and Mrs. Fred ,Portz, -Jr. and
son and Gladys Gunderson were en-
tertained for supper Thursday even
ing at Victor! 1saacson's. The occa,
sion was Mr.. Isaacsons birthday ami
Eversary. - go.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Isaacson visited
at Albert Olson's Sunday. NJ. i , :
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the races at Willmar Sunday
afternoons: :. =:>%s -. vs..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell and
daughter Margie visited .atssAlvins Is
aacson's Sunday evening. 1850
Miss Eta Card returned home from
Willmar :az=week ago Sunday after hav
ing worked there for, some time =
Mrs. HaWkinson and son arrived
from Hinckley Wednesday to visit
with Gher sister; Mrs. Joe Kirk >anG
i family. -- E".=
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Mrs. J. A. Hunter returned to
Litchfeld Saturday after a week
visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. J.
Robertson.
Mrs. l.. E. Inlay and son Emmett
returned to Ihlen last Saturday after
a couple of days visit at the G. H. In
lay home. 'ts's -
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dahl Of at.
water motored to this city last Thurs
day and spent, the day visiting at? the
@. H. Red6eld home. ~
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summer va ca ton here.

Ss5 ~ sG.5N5UN04l s49suSSYl sd 1u6S C0M6uts
.GaSagas canaant pproach to same.
construct ca son ain Street in the va;
can't space between the Farmers Bank
and Bengtson Restaurant $500.
Two carload shipments received
this week were a car Of coal on Thurs.
day for the creamery and a car of
lumber from .Bemidji on Friday for.
Monsoon and Holm. -
/. Grandma Karin Danielson passed her
s888th milestone of life,s way June 49,
On Saturday afternoon she entertain
ed q. small gathering Of old friends
to celebrate the event. ].
Mrs. Albert Nelson Entertained a
few tneighborhood friends at afternoon
luncheon Thursday ito honor Mrs. An
ma Peterson and daughter EfHe guests
Of Mrs. a. p Covell. s5:.s =.. !
Martin .Gibertson .of .Kannebec
|. County visited over Sunday with THO
Hans .Brix family Clifford Guam ac-
companied him on his return.
lNelin Skeie and Marley Ogren play
ed with the Kandiyohi tea smin their
successful game against Company E,
Willmar, on Sunday. Score a to i.
1nterlachen.s new chef is being ex-
tensiYely advertised lin this vicinity
by "a number Of our people who were
recent guests there, and pronounce his
dinners the .;best yet
:Mr. and Mrs. Fl. "A. Buck and chill
|dren Of Fargo, N. D., and Mrs Albert
Thorne OF FindleyN. D., arrived on
Saturday, by auto, for a sh0rtsvisit with
relatives land friends. 4, s.
7 Rev. IA. #: A1mer went to st. Paul
Thursday as "a delegate to the Aug.
alstana Synod held in G.! "A. church.
Mrs. Almer accompanied him ito the
city. 4. II; ..t.:. PHI 1852 . H.
.;;R. c.. SEVERED and son, Carter went
to- Clarified on Tuesday where Mr.:
SEVERED has a Ilarge' building. contract
for the summer. Carter returned on
wednesday,. =: zss.ttf:@ w :lz
Mrs. III. G. ;Ko1r and son Howard. OF
The sDalles, IOregon: have 4 returned
from their Graceville visit and are
Visiting friends and relatives here.
ON. June 18th there was. a picnic at
FCedar Hill, and Como Beach given by
the Game Protection Club. MI. Van
Worst was the speaker of the after
noon: = -'~..S ~ <-:s%
| Miss Hazel eand Selby Nelson have
recently returned home from Mime
apolis. eSelby has.been attending Min
Enesota Business College from which
he is now a graduate, of the CONNER
cial, course. :: =. "
AIRS: Elias johnson and children re
turned home on Thursday from Bel
grade where they*had been; in, attend
ance1 at theSweddfng OF Mrs. :Johnson,s
niece Miss Myrtle Larson and Will
lam Engel,,jc: tej slcsi}5c:} ~ ~ s 4,
Mrs: b; G:?tWard and daughter Mil
dred delightfully."-, entertained the Camp
Fire: Girls and their friend Miss Glad
Eys5} John SON at luncheon at cher
Hotel ON Friday. II u197
Miss Caroline Sheire of ST. Paul en-
! az I-yVi{lH.yf rCiEti tESr
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sMr, and Mrs. Sander Anderson Of Hay

sMr, and Mrs. Sander Anderson Of Hay
=es,SzsWift County.
Observation-Disclosures. CHURCH,
sS.$5 tsss:R eY. a: r Almer, pastor
There will be communion Services
next Sunday at II a NJ Sunday school
at. 10 o'clock and English services in
the evening at o'clock.
The Midsummer festival will be
held on Midsummer Day, Saturday
There will he services at the church
at IA am. after which dinner will be
served in the basement of the church
You are invited.
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jtertained most ably the Miss Louise
.Nordlie Euniee Broberg and Anna
..Brobergs and c. Z. Granger and A. o.
Nelson at picnic supper at Green.
Lake on Monday evening 81
I 2. p. Hauge Of the State University
spent a few days here between the
third and fourth quarter of his work.
in the Educational Department. He
was here in attendance at his broth.
5er's Wedding in rctander. s.
r Mrs. LYDIA Paulson and son Kermit
and daughter -Brunhild of Minneapolis
were here on business Saturday. They
spent the following day with the w. S:
Johnson family at Lake Koronis be-
fore returning to the city. Mrs. Hazel.
Olson accompanied them to New Lon.
don and spent: two days at&the home
lot her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
,LundQnist
Alfred Larson and sons Marvin and
waldo, Elmer Larson and children,
Thomas and Virginia, and Miss Lily
Larson, all of Kerkhoven came here
on Sunday to attend the Alfred Olson
funeral and later to visit at the j.
e. Peterson home. %s
Albert and Oliver Winblad arrived
here Saturday to stay with their grand
Emother, Mrs. Mathilda Larson at In
,,.terlachen. Albert will return to st.
Paul in three weeks to resume work
in the government vocational school,
where he is now an accounting stu
dent 81 -
Maurice Skeie was over from Pay
nesville Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding anniversary affair given for his
parents, Mr.. land Mrs. A. A. Skeie.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brogren of Will
mar and Mr.. and Mrs H. 'Pelkey of
Hawick were other out Of town guests
in attendance that evening.
Elias johnson and c.. %, zBredberg
and -Sewmore Dahlberg were New
London firemen delegates to the state
convention at Rochester last week.
They made the trip to Minneapolis by
auto and thence by train returning
E0n Thursday. .z.,.-.--.
Miss Ethel .Eekman came home
from the city Saturday evening via
);Paynesville for weeks vacation. Miss
Edith Eckman returned home also the
same night from Bagley accompanied
by Mrs Christ Haahr and little son
Lewis of Niagara, N. D., who will
spend two weeks here with the L.
I Eckman, and Gust Green families. Miss
Edith will teach at Fisher the next
school year.. -
"A number of their friends and rela:
Etives assembled Sunday afternoon at
1.-The Lawrence Christophersone home
| to tender these worthy young people
a surprise and leave them with a, purse
of t$87 80. gift of good will. Mr.. f.
R. Ka lt@ presided at the. pro
gram, rendered and Rev. o. M. Hanson
Henry Monsoon Of Irving land Edward
Wormoth Of Norway Lake were the
tspeaAers,se ,IH.,5> s1saIE -1n:}l .3j'&
Z'n1c California q, Guests = s:'% !.
Eg'3Mr ar19i MTs Midhan1 Micha olson of
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Mill Town Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
s1Verson and little daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. elsons Of San Francisco Cal.
and N rs. Filler and daughter Of Bel
grade were all guests at the !.
Peterson home Thursday and were
enroute to the John +Iverson home III
Georgeville. Mrs. Nicholson ssa is
known in this community by her maid
EN- name, Mary Ann Troelstrup. II !
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Mrs. H. S. Peterson and daughter
Helen OF Willmar motored over to
visit at. the r.. II. - ink home and at;
|sSibley park on Sund az.
August Anderson IS visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. anderson be-
Efore leaving for Glarhield.
& Mrs. A. ,sMrzina went to 81. zD0dg
Monday to ATTEND the funeral Of a
brother.
Angel Hanson who is studying en-
cheering at the state university ar
rived here on Saturday for an indie
finite visit at his: home. + !,
Mrs. E. G. Ward and daughter Mil
dred departed by car on !TuesdaysAfor
their home at Winona. 80
Mrs. Erick .Hedeen is recovering
nicely at Bethesda Hospital in st.
Paul after an operation there recently
for gallstones. ss=.-
| P. L. Peterson and Ed Erickson at
their shop here are undertaking anew
line Of work, the making of radio sets:
Miss Lilly Thimmel Of st. Paul: came
home the first Of last week. to visit
her parents, Mr.zand Mrs. Emil Thin:
nell.
Mrs. VIM. Rose spent a few days
recently as guest Of Mrs. Matilda
Larson at Green Lake.
Miss Ruth Lundquist departed on
Monday for a several weeks visit with
Prof. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson and ldau-
ghter at Little Fork near international
Falls. .....s .*. q. $:
IS, A.1ssyvertson went to Minneapolis
Wednesday as a delegate from 1the
East Norway Lake church to attend
the Synod annual convention. HE .exi
pected to be gone week. = - -, % :,
| s On Tuesday P. +Sonstegaard re-
eeived carload Of feed corn from
Pennock which he distributed among
the farmers 'of this vicinity. - s!
Mrs " IL. Holm entertained onNSat-
urday afternoon complimentary. to, her
mother, Mrs. D. Peterson Of St; Cloud
who7is staying here. - +
Mr.. and Mrs. Sander Anderson of
Hayes, Swift County, were guests at
the John Newlin home on Sunday.
| C. 0. Granger motored to- St; Paul
on Saturday returning Monday ac.
cQmpanied by Miss Caroline sSheire
who was the guest for "a few days of
Miss Eunice Broberg. ;s
Miss Ethel Eckman returned via
Paypesville Monday 'itoasher work lat
the Runquist Magazine ?4Ageneyc in Min:
Eneapolis. Her Interrupted vacation
here was due;to d sudd en+death: in the
family OF hersIemployer:o t5.' ~: -
Mr.. and Mrs! .O5sG. Nordlie delight
ed the hearts of the band boys with 4
big ice cream festival at their home
after practice on nd Monday night. : ~
Mrs. Arvid Nelson 81 Overly, N. D!
arrived here "Wednesday for two
weeks +visit'5at the home Of. her par.
Eents, Mr.. and Mrs JnA. ] enson.,
;,5zsMrs.o Frank Ooyell and daughters
Airline and Helen Marie: WillSleave on
Friday Of this week on a two weeks
tftR tR Qs4aa 1ss aa4sa x aaaeas,e
The E. M. Hanson family arrived
home from Brandon on Tuesday OF
last week. Hulda Hanson, High
school principal at Red Lake Falls;
came with them land will spend the
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s June M. Bolstad has been re-
starring the large fiat roof Of his Big
Store abuild ding this week !
Miss slsbha sAlmer is spending ,the
.;wqpth mt the Oscar Hillman home near
Green Lake Mil 81: ST
Hrs. S.Anna Hanson and daughter,
ts.elGi1s Olive. Of minneapolis returned
ITO. their home Jon Nv ednesday =. 81
,sW S.,Qratger went to Minneapolis
An::sTMeaday. 81 ,,.
81 &. ELMER king went to .Willmar on
Wednesday on business. I
I, Miss vEfRe Peterson returned to st.
Paul Friday after 2 short visit here:
Frank Covell was in Willmar be:
tween trains Friday ss.,
s ~: ]. Lawson went to Minneapolis
on Monday. 1t.s
i;;:A. baby boy was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Larson June 9th.
Mr.. land Mrs. Joe Broberg and chill
dren of Willmar were in town Sunday.
II i ,s.Mrs.<E. j. Pelkey and son Harvey
IRE visiting at Darlington, N. D.
: Chas. Young came UP from St. Paul
: %%Thursdaysstogatte to business here.
= Mesdames E. "A. Olson and Even
4 ;Nrieksan went to Minneapolis We'd
nesday. to visit. friends. 1. -
j., PETER Nelson of st. Paul, road con-
tractor: was here on business the last
~ the sWeek. r..
s4::* Il The New London Milling Company
;;1a improving their building this week
!. IVA new roof. .s.a:,.. ..-...-s.s.,
Lawrence Jones and Irene Harris
have returned from New York Mills,
sOttsrtail county. - -: W Il
:'}3sz Csc. Muller has recently had ce
mant ssideWalks laid in front OF his
!, 5tMrs c. W. Diekey, returned to st.
sRaul Friday Saf ter IA two weeks visit
with hertsister; Mrs J. M. tBolstad.
= Cecil Ogren is at home for short
vacation from Federal Vocational
Training 2school in the city.
The ole Glesne family of belgrade
visited lat the Martin Lundquist home
on Sunday. .'' g. ts''...a.,
Dr::H. ". Hanson sof sWillmar spent
Sunday here with his brother, DIR. II.
J: Hanson. '"'. .--<
Mr.. and Mrs. cFrans Brogren of Min
neapolis were recent guests at the
IA. Slpie1 home. .....
: IA. III, .Aapelien went to ~Beardsley
last week. ITO make an extended visit.
>,.:sMr. land Mrs. Herman Anderson and
children *of Belgrade were week end
GUESTS OF Mrs: anna Nordlie =. IS
ISL. M.<Bolstad loft! Saturday on a. trip
to- Grettinger, Fort Dodge and other
,:Qointss in Iowa. j -, -, #, o., :,
Ms, K. b .patterbesry went to -. Sis,
seton, SD, Monday for a weeks visit
with relatives ,'':'r '''.'* -
+ Miss Alice und arrived home from
Duluth via Brooten on Saturday. a1zs
Mr.. and MRS: WIZ Banker ARE the
proud, parents of a baby boy born at
the hospital sont Sunday, june st1,
) >; Miss Clara Jensen who has been a
go mn
turned to her home at Belgrade on
Sunday. 49,
~ Miss Griselda Olson who is attend
ing summer school at St. Cloud spent
the week end Eat her home.
II Mrs. David: Barry sof st. Paul sarriv
ed here Monday fora weeks VISIT al
the RIB Battenberry homo. :..$
Raymond sill Of belgrade is ia pa
tientiat Shnnystde Hospital this weel
following an operation on. Sunday.
Minard Inland is taking a short va
cation from work a. THE Halvorsor
farm in Lake Andrew township.
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Missionaries to China

Mr.. and Mrs. Bly, (nee Minnie sa-
Doe Of Grow RIVER missionaries to
China are returning this month to. the
states. Mr.. Bly, is detained in San
Francisco under quarantine. with a
child il with measles. MRS. Bly, with
another child came on to Minneapolis
where the Saboes have this week gone
to welcome her after the long and
strenuous journey. They have been
absent from home for ten years, j, J
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To Portland, Oreuon

Harry Soland is leaving today for
Portland, Oregon, where he will spend
several weeks with his father. , 8.
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sSilNer..:;WeddinQ

A very large gathering met at the
Carl sBengtson home in Lake Andrew
township to give Mr.. and Mrs. Bengty
son surprise party on their silver
wedding day last Sunday Alvin Olson
in behalf of the people presented Mr..
and Mrs. Bengtson with a silver ser.
vice and money by which the good
wishes of the neighbors and friends
were shown. Among the many people
in attendance from distance were
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Benson and dau-
ghter Of Minneapolis and *Mrs.>J Lun-
din of LaBolt, S. ID. ~. II /, i
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Primary Election in New London

FFHHdTy -E1ectIoH III new Lohdoh
!, The result of the primary election
here Monday was total vote Of :176.
In the race for County Attorney M. j,
Van Worst received Il votes Charles
Johnson Sc, Charles swenson 26 and
Henry Young Fl votes. For Register
of Deeds, August iLundquist 81, Olof
II. Dale 81 votes apd Otto Trulson 20
votes. For Associate Justice, James
Quinn the present incumbent was in
the lead by 80 votes. 81. :
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ALFRED Olson

ALFRED Olson
Alfred Olson who died of apaplexy
at Benson on Friday was buried in
Lebanon Lutheran cemetery here on
Sunday. Services were held at the
Swedish Lutheran church by Rev. A.
F. Almer. Alfred; Olson was born at
Carver on October "a: 1861. Shortly
saf1tterwar ads the family moved to New
London. In 1902 he went to Benson
where he lived until his, death. Mr.
Olson was a single man and leaves to
mourn n his 1is death cath three brothers, Vic.
tor, who lives east of New London,
William lam. Of spicer and Martin of Ben
SON. Among the many: people from a
distance sta who were here. to: attend the
funeral were the l. J. Larson and Tom
Johnson families of Minneapolis and
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Lid Wants TO See You.
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California Guests
{ M ah2d M MS. Michael Michaelson of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-21

The E. M. Hanson family arrived
home from Brandon on Tuesday of
last week. Hulda Hanson, High
school principal at Red Lake Falls,
came with them land will spend. the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-16
CO ONS|DERAT|ON
 OF AWE MOMENTS
 N0W COMP LIFTED
Tariff Bill Is About Ready in Form in Which It Will
 Pass Next Saturday

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The sen- ate, driving forward at a speed it sell dom attains, completed consideration tonight of all committee amendments to the administration tariff bill. Thus was that measure put into about the form in which it will pass late next Saturday.
 Hundreds of committee recommend ations. some of which upset decisions reached previously by the senate were approved during the ten hours session The vast majority of these, including all of those dealing with the adminis- tration sections of the bill had to be acted upon without discussion or ex- planation as the unanimous consent agreement entered into. late Saturday operated to cut off debate promptly at D. m.
 About 100 of the amendments con scidered were reported by the finance committee majority when the senate convened. This led to protest from Democratic leaders and after debate was shut off Senator Reed, Democrat. Missouri, made an unsuccessful effort by parliamentary means, to prevent consideration of such amendments as had not been acted upon at that time. His point of order was overruled.
 A proposal to increase from five cents pound and thirty per cent to five cents pound and fifty per cent, the house duty on enameled or glazed household, kitchen and hospital uten- sils was disagreed to on a viva voce vote. Previously the senate, on a roll call, had rejected 34 to 23 an amend ment by Senator Jones, Democrat, New Mexico, to make the ad valorem rate 25 per cent.
 The senate approved a duty of 15 cents a pound and sixty per cent ad valorem on such utensils made of aluminium and duty of 50 per cent ad valorem on such utensils of copper, brass, steel and other metals.
 Several reductions in rates in the metals schedule were proposed by the committee and approved by the sen ate, these including pig iron from $1.25 a ton to 75 cents ton, steel rails, etc, from seven-fortieths of a cent a pound to four-fortieths of a cent, and beams, glrders, angles, elc., from 25 per cent ad valorem to 20 per cent
 Committee amendments proposing to advance rates on cotton yarns pre- viously fixed by the senate at figures below those originally recommended by the committee led to protests from the Democratic side, but Senator Shoot, Republican. Utah, for the com mittee and Senators Simmons of North Carolina, Democrat, stated that customs officials held the changes pro posed were necessary in order to place the cotton schedule on a scien- tific basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-16
S|T UATION |S
 NOW REMED|ED
Campbell Replies to Wire From Harding Offering
 Aid to Passengers

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 15- Reply ing to President Harding's proffer of federal assistance to relieve passeng- CTS stranded in Arizona on account of the railroad strike. Governor Thomas E. Campbell, in a telegram tonight, in formed the president that the situa- tion has been remedied and that "this state can and will protect all citizens in their individual rights"
 Acknowledging receipt of your tel egram of the thirteenth regarding pas senger trains abandoned at junction points in Arizona on Santa Fe railway and offering any assistance at your command to move passengers toward destination. Desire to thank you for your tender and advise that all pas senger trains heretofore abandoned have been moved from Arizona points and the distress occasioned by delay of passengers alleviated.
 Reports from adjutant general of Arizona, United States marshals, sher ifs and railway officials concur as tO train movements; also that no force or interference has been interposed to operation of trains by railway off cials.
 Heartily concur in your statement that relief of people thus subjected to hardships is obligation of government. Arizona has no laws compelling any one to work, but this state can and will protect all citizens in their indi- yidual rights"