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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-18
FOR SALE-Medium red clover seed
.1S cents per pound. Address John
A. Dahlberg, Debs, MINI.

A. Dahlberg, Debs, MINI.
FOR SOLE-One registered Guernsey
bull, 4 years old April 10. Name
Reginald of Orona Farms, No. ST.
GIG; sire Ferdinand of Clovermead
No. 2568O. Will sell on easy terms
or will trade for good spring cows
coming fresh. Address Peter Rice,
Bemidii, Rt. 3. 6t3-23
FOR SALE-4O acres in section 26,
1882, mile and one-half from rail-
road, two miles from consolidated
school, six acres cultivated, four
IL acres meadow, 10 acres pasture,
balance, timber. $25 per acre, lease
on seven other 40s goes with deal.
( Write w. w. Monied, Turtle River
. MINI. Route No. 2. $3.50.
FOR SALE-Barred rock ROSTERS,
inquire E. E. Hess, Nymore, Mimi:
l. = -,'ss' $3.50
FOR SALE-Red top and blue joint
i mixed hay. For price call GIL
FOR SALE-20 good grade Shrop-
shire sheep, in good condition.
Write J. E. Lester, Rte. No. 4,
or call 19F4 after 6 p. M. 3tw3-23
FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs, for
setting, 81 for Is. Inquire at f: 9.
Hess, Nymore, east of Lake Be
midi on road to dam. 3tw3-23
FOR SALE-High grade Guernsey
bull calves from IS to $40 each, ac-
cerding to age. Peter Rice. r. No.
3. 6tw4-1O
FOR SALE-Twin Jersey heifer
calves, born March l. Will sell
cheap, if taken at once, address
| Alex Forbes, Rte. No. 4, Benidji.
| 3tw3-23
WANTED-To buy good farm
horse; must drive either single or
double; must also be sound, to
8 years old; weight 1850 to 1900
| lbs, bay or black. No horse trad
ers need answer; would prefer to
buy from farmer. Address l..
Kolovratek, Wilton, box 81.
| - stwS-23
FOR SALE-ARambler'' automobile,
1906 model will sell very reason
able if taken at once. Address
X. X. Meland, Pinewood, Mimi.
3tw3-2S
FOR SALE-Milk cows, some are
fresh and some are coming in soon;
I also some high grade Shorthorn
calves from a thoroughbred Short
horn bull, and high grade cows.
i Calves from one week to IL months
/ old. Address C. W. Thompson,
i Solway, MINI. 3tw3-23
FOR SALE-Slightly used No. IL
DeLaval Cream Separator. Inquire
/ Security State bank. 2tW3-1G
! WANTED-To buy one or two good
| horses, must work wherever hitcn-
ed, and be safe and sound. Not
over 8 years old, weight about 1900
i each. Any person having same for
sale, please write, stating price.
i NJ, c. A. Clouser, box 80, Funkley,
i MINI. 3tw3-23
FOR SALE-A three strand gray
i hair: switch. Price ST.. Address
i Mrs. G. G. Morton, Lake ltasca
MINI. '', 3tw3-2a
! WANTED-Boy, IT years old, wan Is
job on farm for 8 months, com.
! mencing now. For particulars ad.
| dress box At, Debs, MINI. 3tw3-23
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FIRST LUTHERAN

minnesota Ave. & Eighth ST.
Service Sunday, 1880 a. m. in
the English language song by the
choir. And services in the Norwe-
gian language 8 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society meets
Wednesday, March 22nd, 2: 80 P: m
in the church parlors. Division No. )
entertains, Mrs. Olaf Anderson is
chairman. .I., 49,,
The Y. T. Luther League has its
social meeting Thursday, March %.
g p. m. in the church parlors. All
are cordially invited.
Il. J. Jerdee, pastor.
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FOR RENTS-FOR SALE-WANT.
ed TO yTRADE-WANTED a.

or 1ny other kind Of id will be run.
Surely you have something to sell.
or something you would like to trade.
Offer it in these columns and SEQ how
quickly you'll make 4 deal Hun
dreds have done 50. Write what you
want and mail it to the Pioneer, Be
midi. Or better still, telephone it
20 US. ~
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St. PauI's Evangelical

s.:ss.s: (Sixth and America) IL
Sunday school meets 9:45 a. m.
Bible class 9:45 a. M. -. =
No morning service. ,:~
Y. P. L. at TOO p. m.
Everyone welcome. -
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Presbyterian

Sunday morning at the Presbyter-
ian church at II o'clock the pastor
will speak on the subject "The Pos
sibilities, of Faith, Mark 9:23.) At
thisL service thee Holy Communion
will be observed and members will
be received into the church.
Sunday evening at 9 o'clock the
sermon will be on the themes "A
Retirement Of Christi (Matthew 16
:13).
Sunday school will meet at 10 a.
M, and Christian Endeavor at z p.
m. lie. b
All are most &crodially welcome
Lester P.SWarford, pastor.
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OF ST. OLAF
CAMPUS BEING PLANNED
(By United PFsss)

Northfield, March 1S--A com
plete Encouragement of the st. Olaf
college campus is the feature of plans
drawn by Messrs Coolidge and Hodg-
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evening, February 80, 1922, at o.
clock. p NJ.
Adjourned.
Approved:
j. p. LAIR,
President.
Attest:
BELLE DENLEY,
City Clerk. OK.
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CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services will be held in the Battles
building, room "a, over the J. G.
Penny CO. store at IL o'clock. Sun
day school at GAS.
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IT COSTS THE FARMERS MOTH
-, = ma .N5sN-' - ~

TO run an I'D In this paper. ="
This department il absolutely Free
for the use Of the farmer. 1t costs
him nothing to advertise his mer-
chandise. Land ads viii, however, b.
charged for. 'rr." ,. s-s5.-5. ~
You may have something you want
to sell or trade. Some other farmer
may be looking for just that very
thing Use this to tell others about
it. Others are using it to good sad-
vautage, why not you? The more ads
yuu run the better others will Ike It,
end you'll surely please 10.
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Methodist Episcopal

Danger of Cheap Religion"
Sunday school at IL, noon.
Evening worship at 8 o'clock.
Subject: "The Author and F1nlsher
of Our Faith" '''' ~,
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end you'll surely please ~. $685.
FOR SALE-Two mich cows, one
fresh, the other coming fresh soon;
age years Adam Jankanski,
Pinewood, care John Hagerty. st
FOR SALES. C. Buff Leghorn eggs
for Matching, baby chicks spe-
cialty. Address 0. r. Neimeyer &
Son, Hines, MINI. '3tw3-30
FOR SALE - Rhode Island Red
ROSTERS, rose and single comb,
$1.25 each. Inquire at o. j.
Ness, Wilton, Route No. l 3tw3-30
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Ford
car, 40 acres, twon of Jones, Bel
trami county. For particulars
write H. P. Hanson, Solway, MINI.
WANTED-Boy to work on farm,
must be able to milk. and do some
Of the light work. No one expect
ing fancy wages need apply. ,Ad-
dress l.. w. Packard, Solway, MINI
+. .,s,.- - 3tw3-30
FOR SALE-Cossacsk alfalfa seed,
northern grown, the hardest of
all the alfalfas; will stand our
| northern winters without killing
| out; only 3 pounds required to the
! acre for a good stand price 60c
per pound. j.. v. Farber, Wilton,
| Mimi. Rte.r1. 3tw3-30
WANTED-Married coupl-, without
| children. to work on farm 3
months or longer; man must be a
good dry hand mixer and able to
do all kinds of farm work; woman
to help with homework and gar
den. Good wages will be paid to
| good help. Come at once. Ad-
dress M. c.. A. Clouser, Funkley,
MINI. 3tw3-3O
FOR SALE-4 fresh cows with their
calves. Inquire Donald Blue, Be-
midi, ~ miles north Of Bemidji
| and u miles east of Movil Lake.
( 3tw3-30
WANTED--44 heifers, must be three
fourths Jerseys. over I year old
state price. Address the Silver
Lake Farm, Jos. Hanrack, prop,
Cass Lake, MINI. ~ 3tw3-3O
FOR SALE - High~wheeled, wide
tire wagon. Address Harry Us
| born, Nymore. 3tw3-3O
FOR SALE--My farm, 1874 acres;
7 milk cows; farm machinery, all
new; big barn, 3Ox24; hay barn,
44x20; l2-foot driveway between
house and furnishings; seed pota-
toes; stock-will sell farm alone
| or farm and stock complete; 5
miles solth of Solway. Write or
phone Toney Smith, Box rs r. r.
2tw3-23
FOR SALE-Milk strain Shorthorn
bull, 2A years old; also fresh milk
cows. Jos Tardie, East Bemidji,
Az mi les out. 3tw3-3O
TRACTOR FOR sALE-10-20 Wa
terloo Boy, completely overhauled,
good as new, John Deere 3-bott0m
14-inch plow, new. Price about
so per cent of. Phone Aug. jar
chow, 25-F-2. 3-24tfw
FOR SALE---Two good mich COWS,
and one nice heifer going on three
| years. Phone 21lF-11. A.. Eric
! son, Bemdiji, Mimi, Rte. 2. 8-11tf
IWANTED-To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars, D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. Il I'LL
tf-26-2-2s9- 16-23-3-2s 9-l6-23 80
asSi aga,:gsF.4s s7,s5.g gEg fSTysy 81,
|WANTED-About FIVE acres close to
\ Beh,idji,, with buildings suitable; for
poultry farm State lowest price
and terms, Address +. r: Lund-
1 harp. Malung. MINI. 3tw3-16
FOR sALE-one seleveland tractor
| and s14-inch, 2 bottom Oliver trac-
tor pillow, also two graded Guernsey
cows, one milking and one to fresh
+ en- soon. Address L. W. Packard,
4 Solway. Mimi. .y. 3t3-3
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son, Chicago architects, and APPROX
ed by the college authorities.

The main campus will be removed
from the brow of Manitou Heights
and "St. Olaf Court" a central
quadrangle will be surrounded by an
administration building, a library,
a science hall, and "a chemistry hall.
The plans further provide for two
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G. H. ZentZ, pastor.
St. Barthlomew's Episcopal

St. BarthlomeWs EPIscopaI
Sunday services at II a; m. in
the morning and at 8 in the eve
ming.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Lenten service every Wednesday
evening at 1880.
VIM. Elliott, rector.
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Farmers Free Exchange Column
Taken from the columns of the
WEEKLY PIONEER

Which paper is entirely separate from the Daily
Pioneer and contains all the interesting news that
is printed every day in the Daily.
Farmers entitled touse this column in the Week.
ly Free Of Charge except to- advertise land for SALE
Want advertisements from others will be accepted
upi to Thursday noon at the rate Of lie a word for
first Insertion one-half cent word for subse-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-18
THE STARE CONVENTION

With George E. Leach mayor Of Minneapolis
in control of the Hennepin county delegation to
the state republican convention to be held in stS
Paul on March 81 and with the Oscar Hallam
delegates predominatinF IN Ramsey county, the
stage is set for some fireworks when the=eonven--=
ton takes up the nomination. for, United States
senator. .,.' . .. ..~s....--- ..,
+ BY all the rights of the game, Senator Frank
B, Kellogg should have the nomination on the
first ballot and the way in which the country dis
tricts have rallied to his support still makes such
a proceeding possibility as Hennepin and RAM
: sew combined controls but fourth of the total
number Of delegates.
& It is somewhat of a complication to have Mayor
Leach enter the convention with rather SUD-
stantal group of delegates to back his candidacy
and with the prestige which naturally Will come
to a candidate backed by the soldier vote. Despite
this it is hardly within the realm of imagination
to presume that the convention in any event can
be mad to take seriously the name OF a resident
of Minneapolis. Governor Preus is from Mime
apolis and 50 is Lieutenant Governor Lousi Col
Inns. To give Minneapolis also the United States
senatorship is entirely too much Of a good thing
Therefore, it would appear that about the only
thing the Leach delegates do is to mix up the
situation Judge Haam is not vel! enough
known throughout the state to have more than
partial influence the convention, so that, view
ing the facts they appear now Senator Kellogg
has ncie lead on those who would wrest the toga
form his shoulders
On merit of faithful service in office and be-
cause of hte standing and prestige that he has
built up in the senate, there are good reasons why
the friends of the junior senator should so sohdlty
their forces as to assure the denomination and
election of Mr.. Kellogg
Certain persons, actuated by selfish interests,
have attempted to so distort the truth that it
might appear that Governor Preus would like the
nomination. The governor has reiterated his desire
and determination to seek denomination for the
office Of governor and has made is as plain as that
candid official can make it, that his sole ambition
at this time is to continue to serve the people OF
Minnesota as their chief executive.
Coal strike or no coal strike, peace treaties or
no peace treaties, the real question in this neck
% the woods is, "who won that basketball game
Baglcy or Bemidji?"
B-b-who has found another b?
"B" in the picture is worth two in the hive
Here is chance to make the OBS" bring home
the honey.
Now thew have invented an airpane that will
20 straight up. Still the principle is an old one
Father does it every time mother Jugs home $25
hat.
Fatty Arbuckle is trial again. He ought to
write scenario entitled, "Why my Banker Chok-
ed in Three Parts" =.
Woe is me, says the world. Vesuvius is get
ting ready to erupt and Hi johnson is already at it.
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ST. PHILLIPS

Low Mass at 8 o'clock.
High Mass at 10 o'clock.
Sunday school followed by Bene-
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament at
1870.
Baptisms at 2.
Vespers and Benediction at 4.
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Woe is me, says the world. Vesuvius is get
ting ready to erupt and Hi johnson is already at it,
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Fatty Arbuckle is on trial again. He ought to
write a scenario entitled, "Why my Banker Chok-
ed in Three Parts" e..
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Now they have invented an airplane that will
30 straight up. Still the principle is an old one.
Father does it every time mother Jugs home $25
hat.
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WANTED-About FIVE acres close to
Behiidji,, with buildings suitable for
poultry FARM State lowest price
and ternlst Address j. K: Lund-
berg, Malung, Mimi. 3tw5-l6
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B-b-who has found another b?
A "B" in the picture is worth two in the hive
Here is a chance to make the "B's" bring home
The honey.
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FOR sALE-One Cleveland tractor
and s14-inch, 2 bottom Oliver trac-
tor pillow, also two, graded Guernsey
cows, one milking and one to fresh
en- soon. Address L. w. Packard,
Solway, Mimi. .7 5tS-o
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hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars, D: F. Bush,
Minneapolis MINI. + ~ -
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FOR SALE-Cossacsk alfalfa seed,
northern grown, the hardest Of
all the alfalfas; will stand our
northern winters without killing
out; only 3@pounds required to- the
acre for a good stand-price 60c
per pound. j.: v. Farber, Wilton,
MINI. Rte.F1. 3tW3-3O
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Coal strike or no coal strike, peace treaties or
no peace treaties, the real question in this neck
o the woods u.s. "who won that basketball game
Baglcy or Bemidji?"
The Keota news., 1922-06-16
Ts Ne~ss csnssisn tss,sss.

Sit th.rsseni soldiers graves lo
sst-si In 1.S1 cvsn.s-si~.. ssa,t-r~,i
thss.uSis'.s,t Canada. ar~ sa L~ marked
With suitable hcaiss"nrs hy the i'm.
i-stsl var grave. csssniaI.si.a aud
Will su-~iv- perpetual care Ths>~ ar.
the grave. ~ m-nsr.~r. 81 III. Cana.
'lisa cxl~-iisi"aasy f.rv. ana IN.
suysl air f"rv~ wh" dic.i !. Capasia an
The asy Z" .s frum the frsa,. tn.iusss-i
aisss,af the number .. l-~ ,sr~t s"s arp
tho xrsvc. IT few alien .nc,ni.. sh.
dIs,i while under in'rrnmrnt during
the war. aud which. under 'he terms
IT the pcarc treaty. must bc lc-ek.-i
after.
The Keota news., 1922-06-16

~ T. - ia An ~ pa,as aad veak.
sso sss euns. ny stomach u ell sigAs
saa 70 ny voek ss homs sad also vosk
fss svss,s faes.ag Coenpasy. ! sseoes-
nsna yoss Sese.aLss CalnposkJ . ny
ffsat6 as5 yos r-Ay pssl.aA my iseses
- . sss.iasDe.Al. ."-xss Lc1r LccAA.
1SA vaA3~vsa:ss ST.. 5. Lo1iA No.
AeA:a saa ara.a oos vonaa tails en-
esA~s e4 ,as s~r.. Il Lyc.s z Fnk-
AAa's vses:s.ls ConpxaA
Yss vAo v<t sssss keep yessssil
serees saa eel fos eaa's voet u yoa
ere ss4er:a9 ssom s9eh ssushSss. Ma
Larss essiea'S Ss uses oss vsesss-
k.s Co1eUsna ana ~ litter ssfls yoe
vAss !: 81 fas hss. Give Lyeis z F{ek.
kan's vsev.ah1s Coneuna . fair sssai
The Keota news., 1922-06-16
esSsss, AID Give. sssss n.easays.

fsSsssi AID Given sssss Ns0swAyA
b~avess-f.s~ssI cid Ass beSa -.
shesised the state Highway dsooss.
up~et in euaaertiua uith the euas9Sues
toe cf = ssr~t bridge sesusn tAS -.
Charles river eset of Puselo sod %
the old ssass " trail asd TOT she CO.
stsuesion of sfse sad essht.tsaths miles
of gravel surfaced eusd bvsweva psjSs
and Gsaad Juaetiua. The euss of The
swo psujcets IL estimated ut Sld200
Officials ef the State Highway Ds-
persmeat announced they would ~
ev,ve bids oa these two projects iu I'd.
dIl,ua To bridge psuJerts to b. uAdsr-
taken In 1incpla. Adams aad oshee
counties Blds will be- recesved sasH
June n fnr the cuosssuctsoe Of easvsa
small timber bridges In tIacula cuuoU
to replace thcsc destroyed BY l1ooda.
In sdsiitiea 10 proposed 19ofooS
bridge across xand crcek. uae half nile
east Of Denver. The cstimsted coos Of
the Lincoln cvuaty bridges 10 placed q
eso-UD. while that Of the xaad crpsa
bridge 10 estimated at sii.oD.
BIDS are TO be advertised sooa sss
The cpastsuctiea Of four snd foss-
tseths miles Of cuncrete paved roaA -
the q. l. y. route ,ntc Dsaver. suaaA.
west cf Sterling and e1teadias sswast
Brush. The estimated cust 10 psscea
at elSa0W. Federal aid to The extsos
81 5o.l2 per cent has been requested u
The Cnited states bureau of puhaic
roads
approximately tA.OO has bssa ~
aside aad approved for the cuosesue.
ton Of q 1OOfcVt bridge over beosk-
eAndge creek. eleven miles sosth q
Osdway. In Crowley couaty.
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Col D MEDAL.
~ a.

1As lesvoasl hsassay Il NoS,sal ~ ssss
~ ysssx II - sa sas@y a su Ds1as -.
sssUas iso0 kaaasy. tvss ed enc 80
uosessA An 6s~e1isaA tAsss assA
tssA 4. - oAas 6sal 1sh,S = ss~> -
- easaos - taanaso
The Keota news., 1922-06-16
THE PRAYER
OF A HORSE
By LAussees z CssA

o NAN. my Lord and Master. h<o
TA0o my pssysf:
Water me, feed me. keep tns cieae
"a work iDe ia reason. y Lord. ~hee
Oy days work be dooe give me shei
Ter from rain. wind and cold and
clean. dry bed in = stall vide ehoaSs
fos ne To lie down Ia comfort "
BOT tie my bead ia an unnatural y"
slsion OF cut o6 sny tail. which u
ny only defense against dies Do DOT.
u Man. drive toe rapidly down hill
u Lord. do be ,Sescisul and consider
ole Of tre in bot weather. and do hot
kick, strike or osherAis~ abuse tbl
When ! do hot understand your %
oas~s. Prod the bot with m~fcil~se
spurs Teach Thou tne 10 end~fsiAos
Thy desires. sf-ak gea,iy unio ;na
U Lord. Thy voice nruhs more 10
the than whip and seias. ] have Q
sense Of humos. Play With tee. ane
PET me. u Man. and siil gladly lend
myself To Thee ih willing service.
Have mercy on the. - Master. shee
] have collie. and do give the oae spoon
fai Of DsCoi-Q. II will relieve tns
quickly. When ! have srours afenes
me ~isA Dicol'Q. And. u Master.
when b CALLED. have sos-s %
shoulders o. back. ~is~ cuts. srsn,ehsS
nianT. or sseliihss. sppiy Thou Di.
Colo To mine affected parts and ]
u!ii pfsis~ Thr- sof relief sfofr fnins
saictioas. bi-Col-Q ssIi enable ps 70
do Thy biddihs ~i,h delight.
q Man. bi-col-Q 10 jss, a. good sos
similar human ills.
Remember. q Lord. bi-co,-Q 10 made
ID mercy BY NsA YORK bru. c.es~sn
>Ol Lafayette Street. N-s fosk City.
Praise Thou this hsrn fog their silssi.
stioa q besssiy Ills.
q Master. ~h~h fail 10 sat -sans.
Inc my mouth fos the esps~. To rot
uoek ne ~h~n rph not eat. h~ met.
eiful uaso me. u Man. sud uiIi sssvs
Thee and Thy family many yvSss
With . sisd h~ast.
finsiiy. u lord. when my youthful
beauty snd stsvhssh f~ gone. and my
days nf service ended. hsith~s surn
NJ cot Tn sssFve snd fse~s.. nor ssil
~ 10 sosne cruel man To b. tortured.
O Nsn. u Thou ~ financially unable
10 eosv fns M In my old dsys. take
fho1 ny life in sh~ kiessess wsy.
Hear snd oaswes my prayer. u my
Laed. sad YOUR God viii rs~srd roo
both hsee and in she hereafter.
Win On reverence I ~a pssy unss
me In she name of Him. Who uss
bnfa In . tnsnees-ANEN.
The Keota news., 1922-06-16
Pithy News Notes
From Az HnSks ~
Colorado
t0a~s a.poD Ounn - haAS

rscS ~iil graduate 80 sailors Noadsy.
June IL. ~ The close Of The nsoss dab
orat~ commencement week held AtorG
before the ssf.
D-ny-r-T~o COLORADO youths, Ho
tn-r q. TuIiy Of Brush and Harold Nc
clur- Fords of sslids. are among can
didat-s ,o t~ adfniss~d to the nssi0asi
military seadsfny ss West Point. Jviy
!. a. = result Of ih~is sitsiao~nis in
til. March snisaaee e1smiassiona. &c
coraias TO . dispatch ssoss washing
toa.
Eouia-s-fs-d Ley Of Craig and
George q. Minor have bs-n ruled oot Of
participation Ia the annual Coasfs0o
ttr-fn~n .oufaam~nt to b~ held IN
h.ouia~f July >. and .. - the efOunsis
that they ~~sv professionals Minors
sains stt.-ss-sa % th- roll of the Love
land h.e- t-sfa and Lsy "a that of
LoyissIile.
t~aS-r-Dssia ssssd. formerly go
r-sasy os tastlrstioa Lodge No. iss. 4.
y. and \. II. pleaded aSs suiisy To Q
s;1oft check charge ~hSa ssFuiEnsd b.
fore Judge Charles e. bvsiss 10 the
Wee, side Court. Aanshes charge. that
II -snh~ssiias fuasss 0s the lodge. is
p~asiss against stead - . mssis-
trsses eoost.
catos G,y-Jeha JoesA Q Negro
saasis,. a sso made his ssrsps srusS sNe
state t~oissatiss, jsss -. iSus. dur
ing the .ssa~ary oe tks late Johs
Cs<hors. ~ss espspss1 10 ksaaas
Gp. NO. s.r~stiy. sssssy twsesy
y-sss after his esssvay. Ns utli b
brought haek to eo0tists his tern oi
ltnps. suann~at.
t,ouisss-A asv baseball isssvs
hoe t~.a osysaisesa 10 sDsshssa Csio
raao. s~sntn>-d Of Lafayette. Loeis
siiis. hssshsca. toss Lsesna. vsedsssss
AID t..uIa~s. Thsse ssssss sss to b.
pisJed sssh sssdAy. TAs ~isoss u
the championship - tile aavissos 10 Is
ra~ss the eAsmtiuos os aasilss dsi.
sina Ia sessh.sssesn Casassds.
Fs~tlo.-The nps saaisss Of
fSesl.s greatest dDesssss sosn1 Q s~s.
~ and toSsv psugrvasase ssSy shsA sses
i'~s.sv. The great saai of liss sskse b.
Tod waters netss csa b. soenosssa.
but The snssu.sy of the ~sVrked build
IsSs and tonss les bssa wiped oct b.
the .s-sti.a u aev bsiidlsss ssl ~.
sseres, larger sad mosv svbsssntiai
than sso>s swept swsy.
voss Co,lina-TAs se-e,srt,oa si
tfveia~ns Charles 4. l.osy tn head the
'rs"sa1. Agricultural College fos a..
"si'ss ,,.ss. his hNeeath In that pod
ton. stsh the approval VI the budget.
aud the ,stttss u Anatsaets for the
ns~ chemistry bsiIdins 1T shs college
and construction of the old buIIsNns
marked the commencement spe~sisx u1
the State Hoard of Agriculture Al Sort
Collins.
FORT Cc'I!as.-Ne~r,y loo seaioss n
the Colorado Agricultural College wssv
graduated recently at the annual com.
nssnsefnent exercises. The commence
ment addrcss was made by Prof An.
500 Asrst"n. dean ~ engineerins Of
the Iowa State College. Confesr,ns os
deSrees and the presentation os com.
missions for officers In the reserve
c"rps was made BY Presiiens Chsr,,.
A. Lpsy.
-sutnclent funds to NEE,
federal aid on road bulliIns In Colo
rad" this year and to push the cco.
strucsicn Of state highways In the In
d'S'duaI counties. are now assured fol.
lowing the sale by the state Of 5000.
I'D worth Of highway bonds to the
S'h". S'mons. Fe's and Company syn.
The Keota news., 1922-06-16

ny back. weak. wA
nsfvoss feelings aAA
o veak ssonah- ]
kAd hpea this way
and vas
unakss % w0G q
seand ca ny !sst fos
sey kny,A q sins.
Ny kss5aad's a1as
told rs hcV much
eeed Lyta z tak-
hans vsgsNbls
Co@pysn4 kaA oons
hss and hse1sd n %
The Keota news., 1922-06-16

The people who eau do everything
In = pinch ought to l,e pinchc,i more
often.