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y &win Balmer

Continued frum Yesterday
lie had beat: he wants TO say.
I am humble mani took flsh
en- hooks and In nets"
Barney wrote out his next que--
ton before saying n aloud, "Maneto
mikweniman nc nossan gale min.
faiAnf"
He wants 20 say" replied the
voice. 4 have never heard Of faith
err
"Ntnxar-
lie says. Yes lie says. Mother
! knew mother came 20 shore bear
ms child. not born child he says.
sho was very sick. took her In
canoe. that is.'"
What did he do for my mothers"
IN the lonely place where was wom-
an. my wife. lie says. There boy
was horn. you stayed there"
What happened to my mo,her1-
she was very sick. but she did
not die. she went away
~whony-
"A, the moon Of the wild rice
gathering"
When she wen, away. he
mcanss-
~Yes."
'-TaSn when ana she Gomez
In the moon OF the breaking
srowShocs."
What year,"
The medium made no direct an.
swer; but after a pause the Voice
continued: He says that all sum.
mer she fed the baby az her breast
I'll she went sick again. He wants
70 tel you that she said. when she
went away. she surely would return.
He says. There live untli water
frore again He says. hut no one
came back. so went away"
Where did you gos" Barney cried
quickly. as the mediums picture
changed. gone from her. as surpfis-
ingly as they had come. were tho
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Sudden reckiessness makes
PEGGY DEAN. typical flappcr. take sd-
vantage Of her mothers absence at
dance TO 20 70 cabaret With her
chum,
ROB vANDERPoofA
WINNIE HOLLIS. Psggy's cousin,
shocked by pcEEy'a action, insists on
chaperonfnR her. with Winnie IN
TED HARKEH. Well after midnight
they leave the cabaret and. accom-
panied by
OLIVE sARAMfNTO, proferaionsl
dancer. ana her partner.
DUNCAN LBE. drive 10 a roadhouso. es-
pectlng to find there tho girls, par
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olive and ] know this bird. As n
personal friend. he invites us all to
stop for n cool lap of something and
maybe dance--as his guests. We
can't have the jazz band. but he's
going TO start the photograph in a
little Jap garden behind his own
house-.and wo can make our own
hours and constitutional amend.
ments. How's that sound, eh?"
I'm tell you after we're thru
Peggy's say voice settled tho cues.
ton. Lead us to IT,"
They followed Lee thru the twist
ed japanese garden TO low.roofed
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Peggy 20 1rer own wild mood or stick
and trust Bobby TO take them home
without further entreaty. She said
no more.
"Well. since Winnie hasn't made
any motion"--Bobby was trying to
smooth the situation-"I'il move we
give our camel drink and hit II
for home. I'll just jump out and
ask waiter for SOME water"
Duncan Lee followed Bobby and
got into low-voiced conversation
with the portly host. He now came
back.
ITS all right" he announced.
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cottage. whose broad back porch
overlooked a fairyland OF meadows
and woodland with the brook wind.
ing thru. The host. small man
with pouchy eyes and a shrewd pro.
fessional camaraderie, was intro
duced by Lee.
lie pulled forward deep chairs and
settees OF chintz.cushioned wicker,
clapped his hands. and when a
pussy Jap appeared, gave him
n whispered order
The Japanese returned rolling a
tea.wagon. laden with silver pals.
from their bell mouths protruding
gold.throated bottles,
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BY STANLEY
BY BLOSSER

There was clinking OF shallow.
cupped wine glasses. popping OF
corlSs and the honey .colorod sparkle
of champagne. A glass of bubbling
GOODNESS stood before each guest.
Tho host lifted his.
ITO pleasant company he toast
ed, and all save Winnie, slipped,
Swiftly Peggy reached for her
glass.
mo member of my family shall
waste Chateau Yquem," she cried.
'if | know it.' And she drained tho
glass.
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1879, by Seattle starr
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"ENTER, THE FLAPPER"
NO 9-PEGGY AND HER CROWD DEFY MANDATES
OF VOISTEAD
GO on WITH THE STORY
tttttst:.tsttttsst

enta
GO ON WITH THE STORY
your sedate parents" asked
Bobby blandiy. mot being ut this
refrcshment counter. what now, Win.
ME and Peg?"
SISTER Winnie moves that we tele.
phone our mammas," laughed Peg.
"and 90 straight 10 our little beds"
Poor Winnie. strong es was her
sense Of duty. had wholesome hate
OF being called fire-extingulshor,
~ Grape hanger. a wurp and a dud.
Either she must give up and leave
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hare iorcd vos. Efhcs"
sight motions OF her hands. the
tsrklngs and manncrisms which had
characterized the presence OF the
"eontrol" Mrs. Davol slowly sat
upright and gazed duly about like
an ordinary. over.fed woman making
an apparent effort Of memory to
recognize her callers.
Wen. dcaric.~ she said az last 20
Ethel ibid you get satisfied Was
there good resultsT-
Ethel realized. with a gasp. that
the scnncc was over.
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Archie Mall, Port Hope, Tenstrike.
Mrs. Joseph Hermann, Port Hope, Ten

Archie Mall, Port Hope, TenstrIke.
Mrs. IL scph Hermann, Port Hope. Ten
X strike.sE p $E;S@ .@'> u -. .ls S& q.
R Rs Esiss R Rer Hsps
MIS- X Gland Fellows. Fort Hope. Ten
H stS'aA Gregg. Port Hope HOPE. renstrike.
IT, III T9l sa Turf; Turtle River r11nrsls R'S-
Jacis Hale, sugar, Bush, Turtle RaEer.
rhol,as Roycraft, Northern. ,LaXinla;e
GlSSde Martin Turtle Ryer, Tara e;
River. Grand Juror. az : s'>''''< -. -
s Snas Nangls I9YYa emidR n Aaatess
M Me- 4 p k Mts H gsmd} B BsmId3
J. II. KSors. Bemidji. Bemaaji. : ;.
James Clark. MeDou gald, Williams:,
z 1 RrosRsFS Gl9ye1 R1int
d. e. Bassatt, Baudette. Baudette. -
Mrs. Harry PATTERSON. Roosevelt, Debs.
Mrs. Roy Burhart. Spruce Grove. Cry
MIS-. Earl Grinols, .solway Will. solway.
n: A, rRogn,licn: Wilton, VI. W. Wilton.
Fsens HSs Hea kon BrcS isIasd Heun
c. O. Espe. Shotley. Stanley.
Axel Sandberg. Dormant: Blackjack;
r. T. PrauEht. Blackjack. Blackduck.
Mrs. w. a. Rice, Port Hope, Tenstrike.
Mrs. Paul Haluptzok, Port Hope, Ten
strike. -
Mrs. Peter Larkin, Turtle River. Tur-
=, tie. River.
Neal ], Whiting. Blackjack, Blackjack.
v. Moved seconded and carried to take
7reeess until 1880 p. m. e
4. Board reconvened at 1880 p. m.. With
AL PHI. members present except Lennon.
THE following bills: 'eH
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ceived pursuant to advertised notice
The following bids We're received.
Ro 5 connell N'' ~ S222 s s94se
Lee e Durand 1928 <2298.00
Gates & SchOfeld 1928 2f00.2
Clark & Mayer y; 1924 sa496S.0o
Beltrami Co. Construction
HanIey-Underhill ! 1924 ssss:20
r. J. Opsahl ..G;;F r's- 2224 10000
lie & Durand ,.,f- S SSS4 3 39sSsd
$ $s5:: 81 Is | EE|E
Upon motion of Ellis, seconded BY
Hayes, and duly carried, the following
bids were accepted, which were the
lowest and best received; $4,000 %
Robt. Connel1 1922 844.S0
Gates & Schofeld 1929 2100.29
+. c. Klingbell =" 2225 $500
Work to be carried on Jobs 1925 and
to the extent of $500 on each job.
Petition for the establishment of a
county road came up for hearing sda be-. :,
corner of section thirty.one ,(31)ToWn-
ship One Hundred Fifty-nine (l59l
North of Range Thirty four (34) west
o the Fifth Principal Meridian n!
between said township 159. north of
Range ga west and township 15S north
c. Range q west Of the the Fifth IL Pr ~
. miles to a point at the southea corn;
!, er Of section thirty-six C36) Of said
,.township 15s north Of Range ne 81 west ,si
1oad c and ''thers ending. h.
Upon motion of Imsdahl and seconds
ed by Hayes, and duly carried the .Ee-
pqr Of the oa @as
Beginning at a point Eat sthe sou invest
corner Of sectIoh six (s} IL T9WrSh y
F FiftR P sni Meridian ia Mihnegota
and running thence east on the. Sec Z
ton line betty swG s sections sad toWnshin
159 north of Range 80 west and to be
connected with other roads as follows
With the range line road at the south
TSIs is n. Of Range 50 W. and il.
tersccting and connecting with the
public road and highway at the south.
west 0rd OF said w 5fsa0n Said pub
road and highway is known and ,des.
ignated as the Graceton road and the
road running north to Graceton In: sale
cast corner of said section 1, in said
township and range. n. =, Z, Z
1t was moved by Hayes, secG tbaf by bs
rstv Don aGs Of au e f ihncaa Tnst
Savings Bank>as a County Depository
be approved and accepted in thu
Moved. Seconded and carried to ad
journ until 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday
= Board reconvened at 10 O'clock, July
'1sth. with all members present s1d.aoa ;,
Hayes that $1,000 be transferred from
the Incidental Fund to the Revenu'
, Fund.
Commissioner Ellis offered the fol
lowing resolution and moved its ad
option:
Be it resolved that the sum Of 81,
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(Signed),''.'

'r'% .-.---' (Signed) = ,''.'.,.'
= a. D. Johnson, -
-',. ,j.s ~ E EdNs 8 P g,als% .>@
p roy e., the following applications for
11sss ss-BsltTsmi Sonny SSanty: :.
12S5-A. A. .Schraam. i~.'
12Ss-E. A. Fraeser. e.y,.s;
1287-Be1trami County. @%@@' '''''
12sS-Mrs. .Almira Marin. -,.,..;
.12S9-H. N. Clark. q :. - 4,
1290-Crookston Lbr..Co. <3S.H'ss;
l292--J. IA Swanson. VI
ness for tthe final payment on County
Job. 2216, County Road No. SO was pre-
scented and the committees report be-
Ing favorable. ut was moved ~ Inns
qIaa ssconded ny Hayes that the en-
Motion carried. y,;sst.rs3 !; s4E2:s. % . I
The list Of 4 uncollected property
Sy The fo co thu yer 1921
very thorough investigation he made
the following report: 2irt:.f - : :
=, 80 Be II known that. the .county Board
Session on t5e iSfh aay d oa
session Of said Board after the 10Th s.,
day Of June. 1922. that at said session
delivered to said Board the list Of un.
collected property taxes for the, year
1922. togeth er with his certificate OF
list of uncollected taxes and did cancel
Cannot A Be ar TSe ana
a,.correct list of all of said unsolicited
personal property taxes for the. year
l LIZ. as so revised by said Beard to-
& HjggeneoseSSaan5:n ' 2laska:.: 1%o S.gs
p Els sst .,r Degsert, Battle 1925
Roy Morrison Rrool,- T,akn 8 IN
Berth Waukh, Dormant -. $50
Carney Gibney, .Eckles II, SO
eatoSell 1 Timber Et Go Grant VAL 1856
Warrington e Il Grant vaiisy III s
Soren Larson, Hamre ,.:-,.,...-..-- 4.5s
Bias Mo{ler. st Keliihe rrn s:.. lo IL!
Ss ussIlt sHapn ~, k9Wp d 2.9G
gnoeh stofdas ssha sh s sss sAen ss.s;
Mrs. Marie stensrud. Maple + ~
International Paper Co. Nc 80
Henry L. -Meiius: McDoneaid::. iii III
Carl Linqvist: Mcadowland ..-... &c!
August Norlander, Meadowland 3 ,3.s:
r A. Fraser, Myhre .-e II. 81
;E. E.. Ellefson. Northwood ........ 24.9'
Port Hope Guernsey Assn
| Breeders Port Hope ................ 80!
Louis Winger., Roosevelt 30.6'
George Johnson, Shotley ........~.. 81!
NJ. A. Johnson. Steenerson 10000. 80:
Carl Strecker, Ten Lake ........... 1876!
4 J. H. Carter Taylor .............. 1916
w. c. Schilling, r. 15G r. IS 900. 52.6.
John Byr, City of Bemidji ...-.. AZ
| Paul Brosvik, City of Bemidji.. 17.5'
A. Brose, CITY of Bemidji ... 1921,
4 Chas. Bing. city Of Bemidji -. 81,
Oscar T.. Ervig. City of Bemidji 67.7:
G. w. Harnwell, City of Be-
midi 1875
Chas. Jacobson, City of Bemidji AZ
Matt Mayer, City Of Bemidj -. so
J. K. Ramsey. City of Bemidji 3.5
A. w. Stott, City of Bemidji.... 22.8
\ Mrs. z. H. Berman, VII. Baudette 666
( Thos. j.. Clausen, Viii Baudette 38.1
Kiewel Brewing Co., vii.
Baudette Z5.5
Mesaba Tie & Timber Co., Vii.
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Motion being seconded. by Commits
sioner* Imsd ahl was put to vote by the
Chairman and duly carried.
> Moved. seconded and carried to take
recess until 1880 p. m.
Board reconvened at 1880 p. m. with
all members present.
Moved by Ellis, seconded by Hayes,
to accept the designations of q. e. Nc
Donald. member of the Tri County
= Motion carried. 655ssasss4tsEEg -, sffs4s4,.
twas moved; by Hayes. seconded by
lmsdahl that c.; e. Carson of Remidj,
be .appointedsfo I'LL the vacancy "a the
Lake. Julia Sanatorium Commission
created by the resignation. Of E. e. Nc
Motion duly carrie ed. s. s. !. tssa y
Moved by Ellis, seconded by Hayes,
that the. report Of the Board of Audit
be appointed to examine. the cash in
the Treasurer's office which report is
as follows:
/. MI July 18th; 1922.
pointed; by@this County Board, do here
by GER certify yo that we have this day ex-
urers office, and find. the following
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OFFICIAL sENII-ANNUAL PROCEED.
INGS OF THE COUNTY, HOARD,
BELTRANII COUNTY, MINNEsOrA,

JULY ", ~. .ss.s W. &.
in sem-annual session on Monday.
July 10th, 1929, ats1o clock sis5 m w the ne
n H i f$ssasi i yRf aasss
Minutes 'ot 81 the i HUI ssadins meeting
E Eils ssss ahs a ana duly y
81 BIDS BIDS for Judicial nh hsaSa seseasl
were received purs4hptst Sys sssE
ceived for the 100000 judicial Ditch
Bonds being submitted by the he, Lincoln eli
Trust & Savings Bank TO Mlnneapoess
lincoln Trust s. Saving Bank, u E1Nssas
Bond Department, - ~ -ss'ss3iss2..
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Honorable Chairman and County Com
Beltrami County, - Z. = r
Bemidji, Mimi. I. .as7gi;4
For 10000 legally issued and exe-.
cuted ditch bonds Of, BeltraInl County,
a ana to m mature $4,000 June /. is2s, and ana
$500 each Of the years thereafter up
Son dnd to p Sa IN Saa 1s &
bearing interest at the rate Of s per
cent both principal and interest pay.
able at the Lincoln trust d Savings
Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota. :.
We will pay you par and accrued in
said bonds. we viii also pay cost Of
printing bonds and legal expenses.
Prior to the delivery OF the ,bonds,
you agree to furnish us with scom plete
transcript of all proceedings had ,.and
evidencing, their legality to the salts
faction of our attorneys. and to take
any further steps that may be requir-
ed by our attorneys to make, the bonds?
fully legal, with the" understanding
that these bonds constitute a direct
and general tax obligation.
We band han l. y91 herewith Gnr certified
terms and conditions Of this bid, which
is to apply as part payment of said
bonds when the legality of the same
has been approved by our attorneys,
and to be returned to US imm ediately
in the event that this bid is not ac-
1t is further understood and agreed
that in event that we are successful
bidders for these bonds we will de-
posit proceeds derived from the sale
OF same at the Lincoln Trust e Saw
ings Bank to The credit Of Beltrami
100000 worth OF. these funds VIII be
left on deposit with us for six months,
said funds to draw interest at the rate
OF per cent. It (
We agree to pay for. the bonds as
soon as they can be delivered and you
agree to deliver the legally issued
nate free of exchange or collection
charges, as above provided; X =,
Respectfully submitted, - ..s,3
LINCOLN TRUST & SAVING :.
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900 be SET apart from the General, REV
s sI,ps Te the h SAME t. 9tSs order Of
IF A Psan g hs Fol HID yts e Mnae
sola 6er tas 4ssa
Efsss il shspss SO Ssn Rsws
syIRs N sS Eshag aao aR
es Hsss thf hsslSHlfF a y1lse Eli, and
Es ss sSm1Sm iii rsennon offered the
sssolusten and moved is I'd
Sn whereas tliere con srabls funda
to The. credit of Jud icial Ditch No, az
and which funds are not re tsiired for
throughout this SYSTEM.
1t is deem ed advisable to invest $1,000
in the cons truction of County Ditch
S4 a aho ins Sf TO transfer ana loan
County Ditch No 6, Construction Fund
$1,000. The same to be treated as 9
loan from the Ditch No 81 account
and same to be replaced as occasion
Motion was seconded by commiss-
Toner Hayes and duly carried.
10 the County Board of Beltrami Coun-
I herewith present to you for your
and approval the Ar Az
same To- BE levied upon sthe taxable
property in. the county.
c GSnrue sinking .......,... :: 1900
State Rural Highway. $4,000
Road and Bridge .......-.. $1,000 -,
Sanator :'i -.--... 2 2SS20 900 OOH
Less Less probable receipts 800 1900
: M !, ~. " ..-..aE TX S2es,s $40
re: Respectfully, 49,:
.'~s..ls :}+l:, ia. d. Johnson, e.
Following the submission Of budget
had owing, to the condition of the
Poor Fund in which no levy was made
the County System causing the over
draft on that fund and which was de-
.cided to levy sufficient" to cover the
It, wss deemed advisable to ine re- e
over the. budget figures.
The following resolution was offer
ed by comr,issioner Lennon who nov
Resolved that there be and that
there is hereby levied upon the tax
Sale sals Mnn esony S Ss
Salaries IS 1-.......- =: $4,000
Books and Stationery. 5000
Legal. Publications .---.... 5000 IF:
incidental .--..-...-..-.-...--..... 1000
SOufC --- lo,uUO =,
Miscellaneous '.........-....... $4,000 . -;
County Sinking .............. 100000 -
State Rural Highway: $4,000
Road and Bridge -..--... 5000
Sanatoriun- ..-....-.............. 1890
Less Probable Receipts ''''s y N e1s.oSs
--sEF
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". a. WOOu, VAL. OIL turtle RIVER BID
Earl wiiliam Villains Vii OF Of W Wiiton =: i sss
1t was moved, seconded and carried
nesday July IL, 1922. y,.4-1-.fs27 -.
Board retonvened atS1D, a. .Al.Ssfur-
suant to adjournmentsf WITH ali MEM
bers ,pa present, except LetsnoIn,;; S s..
dahl that the following 1bsopr4ations
for road and bridge pEERpAassbs made
Biz Biz Grass; s$59; M1Il VII y,
and for maintenance on County Trunk
Road: Nos, 10 and II. $4,000.
Hayes, and duly carried that 500 be
appropriated for maintenance Of CO.
Road No. $50 and No. 1877.
!, Moved by Hayes, seconded by Inns
lected for the Petit and Grand Jurors or
for The September Terng OF Court.
{. Petit Jurors ~ 49,.
Mrs. OLIVIA Cline, Bemidji, Bemid djtss
Mrs. Joe McTaggert, Bemidji. Bemidti,
Mrs. John Groom, Bemidji. Bemidji.
Mrs; E. E. secord. Bemidji, Nynore.
2; K. Anderson, Bemidji. Bemidji.
Chas. Anderson, Bemidji, Bemidji.
7. T. Peterson. Bemidji. Bemidjf.
1. r. Tabor, Bemidji. Bemidji.
F.. H Winter, Bemldji Bemidji. ~.
Ed Hilbert, .Bemidj. Bemidji.
Mrs. Bert Carver Bemidji, Bemidii.
Anton Strand: Bemdti. Nymore.
J. r. Stone, McDougaid, williams
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d.
Pursuant to notice duly given of the
meeting of the County Board of Bel
trami County, held in the court house
at Bemidji on the 10th day Of July at
ward 'Paulson, H. B. Imsdahl, J. F.
Hayes, and S. w. Ellis Absent. VIM.
Lennon.
The meeting. having been called to
order by the Chairman at IL O'Clock
a, m. for the purpose Of considering
h!as for the purchase: OF :S60,000. jus
tic1aa pitch Bonds OF F 3s cou n
conditions Of aHresolution adopted by
this Board on June Sth, 1922
The following BID was received:
Lincoln Trust &! Savings Bank. Mpls.
Commissioner Ellis offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its adj
,, Whereas, the bid Of the hncolR
bidder for the 100000 JUDICIAL Ditch
the terms Of said sale and is .bv this
Board deemed most favorable: !:
Now, Therefore, be it resolved that
int Pat'e oa sad RereSy es
n tsis TO- be at such giaG;e Minns
chaser: that the bid Of said bidder for
accented: and said bonds awarded to
said bidder
Commissioner 1msdahl seconded the
, motion to adopt said. resolution and
roll being called, the same was adopt
ed by the following, vote: Ayes: Paul
son, 1msdahl, Hayes. Ellis. absent,
Lennon. s-;~.I - =
Nays, none.
Whereupon the Chairman declared
the motion carried. "
Moved, seconded and carried to take
recess until i: 80 p. M. =. ~, IS s., ~
Board reconYened at 1880 p. m. with
all members present except Lennon.
Bids for road construction, were re-
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c. p. Olson. Prosper. Glover Point. 2 4
Andrew Hanson, sWahanica, Pitt: q VA
Ole Johnson Wnieeier, aaekess.,
Gse taie@a BauSsst Saa
sssr Rsg;S Riyer, RpaSstts
v Waso H. An MIndholm,a spocner. spooaer,
Charles, char Killing, LaksWood. Roosevelt.
cEariey Dyer Village Williams ,asla
ne Ltsn MeP Psis sarton
A. Gasch, Winner,sIAsplin. + -. 81 Se.,rj
'KmtonoF Korstad, Hamre. .Jelle. n ~
si. A osFis'irssa: IVY: iSsa5 Hhsps "
I Ms; fs'mf nsndri eSs Minnie. NAL
MIS-, Halver Annonson. ' Roosevelt.
Mrs. MericlS st. Peter Maple Ridge.
Mrs. sam Paquin, Liberty. Bemidji. r
Mrs s. B. B. r. !. rweeten. hammers, solway.
nster aeyangs BenvilIe Gryglah
S. A. Stefonowicz. Winner. Ilag.
w. ;. Haas, Hagali, Tenstrike.
Ole Oleson. Waskish, Waskish.
J. d. 3Hamlin, Nebish, Nebish.
Mrs. Henry Latterelly Kelliher, Kelli-
Mrs, WIN. Hanchett, Kelliher. Relli-
ole II. Haugland,' Kelliher, Kellihsr.s I
Frank S. Porter. Nebish. Nebish. ,'9iEs2.
John Carlson, Battle Rackduck. I -
nam d M Raymond sSoi Woodrow. Ks!lther.
Helmer Bothmer. Waskish, Waskish. K
Ds Lyons, Waskish. .Waskish. 'Hti
Dick Jackson, Port Hope, Tenstrike.
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e.st:i 9! he made
t the County Board
y, MINI esota, did
n the 10th day Of
anne being the frst
BARD after the 10th
that at said session
lrer Of said County
oard the list of UNI
taxes for the. year
h his certificate OF
taxes and did cancel
y are satisfied and
l.. The following is
of said unsolicited
taxes for the. year
by said Beard to-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-26
MCGRAW MAY GIVE
UP MANAGERSHIP
FOR PRESIDENCY

New York, Dec. 25.-Charles A,
Stoneham wishes to resign the
presidency Of the New York Ma
tional league club and as principal
stockholder has offered it to John
u. McGraw, vice president and
manager, 1t became known tonight.
McGraw said the subject had
been informally discussed but that
he had not yet decided what he
would do.
"Mr. Stoneham has pressed me
to take the presidency and relieve
him a number of times" McGraw
said tonight, 'I have always re-
fused. lie is busy man and feels
that he is not giving the baseball
club the attention that it deserves,
and believes that time and trouble
might be saved if l took the pres
idency.
II may" he added. "If I do,
of course | will give up the man
aging part Of the game--and that
is what is going to hurt the most.
| have been active in baseball for
80 years and it isn't going to be
an easy thing to give up that active
connection"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-26
LEGION HONORS THE
BIRTHPLACE OF THE
MOTHER OF PERSHING

Maryville, Tenn, Dec. 25.-The
bronze tablet which has been pre-
sented by the Tennessee Historical
society to the Captain j. Lonas
post of the American legion to be
placed at the birthplace of Cen
eral John j. Pershing's mother, has
arrived and is now in the hall OF
the local post of the legion. The
tablet will be placed on exhibition
at an early date.
Since it became known that the
mother of General Pershing was
born in Blount county, the local
post took up the matter of provid-
ing a suitable memorial to mark
the birthplace, and Robert Barker,
chairman of the fine arts commit =
tee, took the matter up with the
Tennessee Historical society, which
furnished the bronze cast. 1t has
not been definitely decided just
what will be erected on the spot
but the bronze tablet will be used.
1t is approximately two by three
feet in size and bears the follow
ing inscription:
birthplace of Anne Elizabeth
Thompson, mother of General
John j. Pershing, born February
Is, 1895. Erected by Captain En-
erson j. Lonas Post No. 1S, Ameri-
can legion, Tennessee Historical
Society, 1922"
The memorial will be placed on
the farm now owned by G. w.
Shields near Maryville. Stones OF
the old Perslling home are under
the present house on the site.