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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08
Webster Musical Co. to
Omen OLiver on July II

The Webster Musical Comedy Co,
which has been playing in Chicago
for the past two months. has been
booked by the oliver theater man
agement for an indefinite stay in
South Bend, opening Monday even
ing. July II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08
CAR GOES OFF BRIDGE.

HBNRYVlDLE. Ind, July IN.
L.. Bottorff. Indianapolis. was prob
ably fatally injured and Mrs. Mar
tina Sandifer, also of Indianapolis,
was less seriously hurt when an au-
tomObile in which they were riding
went off the Henryville bridge here
Friday. The machine dropped
about 10 feet The 12-year-Old son
of Mr.. Bottorff was uninjured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08
OUR ROOFS ARE OUR PROOFS.

When better roofs are sole you
can rest assured that Il viii be the
Elaborated Roofing Co. 1o7 ". DIV
lsion that Is selling them. During
our years OF business IN this com
munity We have made friends by the
score and now when one wants In
formation relative 20 an Elaborated
Roof It Is only necessary 70 ask your
neighbor. Agents FOR Warren Paints
Main 24os. i6b-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08
BRINGS FIRE TO STATION

NEW YORK, July 7-Pummeling
on the door of fire station No. 2
caused firemen to leap from their
beds Fire out in front" a voice
called, and they saved a trolley car
a motorman had brought to the sta
ton for fire service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08
PERU MANUFACTURES DIES

PERU, Ind, July 7.-R II Baus-
tog president Of the Peru Canning
Co. and a leading manufacturer OF
this place. died here early Friday
of heart trouble. He was sick only
n few hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08

INDIANAPOLIS. July Mrs. \
r. Beacon Of Evansville was Friday
reappointed a member OF the juve-
nile advisory committee by Gov.
Warren McCray for a term Of four
years. Mrs. Beacon's previous term
was for only one year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08

bleCompeund and
took it because l
was having such
pains in my stom-
ach and through
my back that L
could not do my
work. 1 had tried
other medicines,
but none did me
the good that
your Vegetable
Compound did.
|NOW I am ahia 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08
DAUGHTER HAD
TO HELP MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her Homework
AlOneBecauseLydiaE. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her

Jasper, MINI. saw in the paper
about Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegeta-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08

when You Say Cigars-ssy Dutch
Masters. 1etI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-08

for Hart Schafner
& Marx Suits that
sold for $40 and
S45.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
1rltiHkp KriHp.
2lDbb George obertalt til at furtiet-
te iom 8re,nicrminiiter. Dpnnger
ipnes at fapitnlere.
galfo,tr rDier 2lpbb George % fra
raaber SDpartifDitemet nn. 2lupb
George tnger Terie.

SycUlBe 1HBeI 1yelte.
2onbon be,1 4oe Marts. Set iiges
fra al,toritatint Solo, at 8remier-
r1intfter 2lopo George efter ir1otran-s
genoe Dpforbring of llt1ioniltfolle-
gaer i &abinettet forelgbig bar opgi-
bet jim Eruiel ON at tage Mflfeb.
5amti6ig benagtes Oct offieielt, at
Der er lat nogen beiten1t 9ioSfriif
for l1niontitfsreren Sit George
Deunger til at erflpre fin 9obalitet,
|ifisnf Set ti11br9n1nes, at BET fpgubte
Torbolo iffe fan be6pare lange. Ser
er e1bnu lite 11oget fegn til, at
l1nionifterne bill afiatte Dounger
fion1 5erer, noget alntinoelig Harti-
mp6e er lite beromnet, og Oct er
BEN alnlinbelige Wening, at bet enc.
ite, ser bill ffe, er, ct l1nioniitfererne
I @abinettet Mrtbur @ulfour %
Muiten @banberlain offentlig bill
reble Oounger for bans 8aftif, affl.-
rat lonl 2oro girfenbea6 bar gjort
Muiteu Chamberlain befienbtgioroe i
Ell Sale Srfor6 igaar, at 11nionift-
|miniitrene el1itemnig babDe anmobet
Brentier1ni11iiteren ON at fortintte
Iorn &egieringscbef.
Den 1ll1bure116e Strife ifpl6es fgrlt
og frennit D,1fnrionliges = Sppoli-
tion moo 2lop6 George S l1noer=.
buffet fan1arbeiber be n1eo l1llterre-
preienta11terne / baorenoffet at be-
fipmpe Sorilaget ON BEN irife 5ri-
itat % f1emiptter M1nen6ene1tt paa
Qmenoen1e11t.
l1roen / l1noerbuiet .iDnes fprebrig
Iat affpeile Stemningen r1nbt ON /
2anbet l1ninniitfbrerne iiges at en-
bolbe Giliagn ON 2opalitet MOB
l1nioniitpurtiet fra alle 4anter .of
2an6et, men &opalitet moo aoalitip-
11e1 11agtes, bbilfet faftiif befrnfter
set al gont1aer tagne stanopu1lft.
||9et Ter 6e1fpr M 10, ffori ON Yarss
tiet pil npete at afiatte ba1n iom
66rer.
T artgsminiiter Cir Gaming 8ortb=
ington=@bans rgbe6e I en- Sale Gol=
ebeiter igaor elftes, at 2lopo George
nplig tilbeo at traoe 11o al Regie=
ringen og itGtte Sen me6 at ful6z
'fgre &eiten al beuS 8rogram, men
(alle fonierbatibe Meble1n1ner al 8e=
Iaieringen forlifre6e ban1 ON fin stpt-.
te og bab bam fortiptte.
q Set ipnes 11lL iotrt onl 2lopo,
George er fon1met til ct 8ut1ft, bpor..
bon lnaa beige, e11ten bn11 Dil 5t6tte
set fonlerpatipe eller liberole Worti.
Com SereHfor &oalitione11 bar bans.
Golitif pnret 11ational uoen nbprp-
get Bartiitanopnetft. Da &oolitip=.
men MI trner mes at falbe iantn1en,
111aa ban fnptte lig til set enc eller.
an6et al Nartierne.
gaooIe trar. ot INN nor FIN antr,p=
ben mi 1aoer IT tszh1inp aener for
Il1nioniithortipt. .oa Il INN bois oette
mis1nffes. enten III 6on,,e i Gen.
tr,,,nsnorti e11er 5aoe - foo oeaoI-
10, j hpt 1iheroro a}o,ti ono, So r.
berore .Mrhe;as,,,orti $ esf;a,,4 49,.
,,,;;or,,,;,, i,tara,, = ,;6,4a al II.
ha,4 ,t,,,.f a,,,hft,,,s aps, s,S;l ~
,,as,,,,4a - aars oc, - ~ :.
- l',,.s 3: = ..'a'eaVeD
..fsrt. sls 1.g.al 1:sr - =, e.'oos xesn
=. ~ s..Is -. l'Delu,l - e1u'=uA g
''ie 49, - - w. - 1'e : e.''9''e''', Z
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09

Qonopn. oen Ste Warts. Set bar.
ort olr1inoeliee sssSSrl lotrpf iaftel1 at
ben politiife situation. bar blepet
aoffillig rninore ippnot BET fiiofe
Ggg11 ioet authoritative Meloinger
a11tpoeoe, at Bretnierapiniitere11 bob.
Sc beiluttet iffe at fnge 4fifeo. 9aa=
tirfet al fine l1nioniitfol ollegaer ipe<
rieH ure6 5enip11 til ben itlternatio=
nale 5gtilling, Der bil6e bliDe berert.
Of ct 9fifte at &egieringscbef, ifal
2lopb George ! BET n1in6ite babe lo=
bet at 1oiatte me6 at tage Mflfeo..
sssn1eoeng boloer Mr. 2lopb George
iig fine gprellet j Dou11i1rg ct.
San Ell ipg al @alsfatarrb, rnootager
ii1gel1 beigge,rbe % ffal efter apaehs.
9rore fage nril1oH en- ltses gerie !
lit gat,tle Siem gricoietb, 0ales.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
Montreals s@aaobns brenot. Mo,,.

Montreals @aabbns bre,bt. Mo1t-
treat Sen 3oie Marts. Wontreals
Maaobns, Der bleb bDgget for 80 Mar
Ii6e1r for ST, Gee, 600, 11e0braltote
mat. Get 1tore gaarn paa gDguine
gen itprteoe neb % reb neeo ltg "a
get. gnre geggeite i Ben 5 gtager
beie Bp9nirg ito6 igien. s.
ssSrif 2eber brebt al 8anbitter.
gelfaf 4oe marts. Sor1nan6 for
ben irfe Ganeiel lsfomnlislion Mar
8. Green bleb if,lM og 6rabt i Cub
lin igaar, meloes fra Dnblin. San
bar en- 5bieerign af Sen irlfe patio
1laliltfgrer Sobn Heou1ono.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09

og reiier in1orgen eller 0nsbag til
grieeietb, @ales, paa Ell 14z8age5
Gerie.
2onoon oet 7bc Marts. usSneen
Mano fnnoe 9apc leoet 3egieringe1
bcore emo 2lop0 George, : erflareoe
Mrtbllr S. 8oIfoltr i Ell 9ale for
@titp Charlton Club Der ioog: n8Bi
maa life ibnffe 3egieringe1l paa
oen1e 9iio peo forbaltet at farlgge
at giellt1lo pjteu1et nfeo tpar=
Tier. .'zs Szs :,
Man bapoe bentet, at dffoltrs
Gale Dil6e inbebolbt Ell belten1t gr-
5Haring on1 at 2lopo George life
b!lbe tnge 9lfifeb iii:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
gut.HkunHh

9aa @rllno af ben operorbentlig
lape 8ris pau Minnenpolis Eioenbe
,naa ni itrengt bolbe pdn ben @egel,
at glaoet betaIes i Jorifub. Mbresie.
Iappen biier aItib, til bbilfe1 Dag
@laoet er betaIt, og bbis oerfor Sor.
nDelien at Mbonne,nentet lite er mob.
tnget in6en Moanebens l1beang, bli,
Der pe6fonmen6e Mbonne1t ftr6get.
Geune GegeI bliber itrengt oDerbolot
re oberfor alle Mbonnel1ter uoel,
1ieI.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
Drt irHkp Rurr.
Observation-Disclosures itreifer timber.
b,1iet. Dptpier @elfat. GprBr
1,1pb syri1tuten / 2i1nerief.

2onoon 6en Ste Marts. Mlle III
lter-N NeprpIentanter gif l1b at I'm
oerbufet ibag UNDER Ell liblig 9ebat
.nber Sen irlfe 8ilL n1ebens Der e,1o-
mi bar @o1nitelta6iet. @fterat M
iter1nRnoe1e bar gaaet, beotog MON
ben 8eltemmelie, Der giber BEN er1-
gelif=irife Graftat 2obsfraft ian1t
be6tog ct Mmenoement, Der op1gier
Set fpolige Barlarne1rt og berammer
NfbolDe1le al @nlg iffe ienere emo
fire Wna11eoer efter. 2opens 8eotn-
geIfe. @ot1iteitooiet blen aflluttet
llnber Bifalbsronb.
8elfalt Ben 6te Marts. Mnn frpg=
ter for llroltgbe6er / 9omnltreget
langs @ranien ion1 .Bslge al COM
meme ober gfepnblifanere beb Gouat-
tD Do1pns DonHtole iganr. De 6gm-
te fit fra ct til fpb Mars Gqngiel.
Saaleoes blep eSames Wonagbon,
&onmal1oant for De irife repnbli=
fan1fe grepper / Nenrp, 6en1t til Z
Mars gtraforbeioe. San proteFere-
Sc Moo Do,nmen og agoe, at ban
iom officer al BEN irife republi lifanife
slrn1e ifsee, toni unoer 8omItolens
SSl1risbiftion. Gomne11e bor for
9e1agtigbe6 i 5inn Sei11s militnre
8irflombe6.
On Bonnbe blep / gfterniobag fn-
Itet grosoenor ct. @rploiieneu
iaare6e ct Barn. On @ut, Der lepe-
rebe .8arer, blep f11ot og baarot iaa-
ret Of tre Wp1l6 / Sails @oa6=Di-
.itriftet. Snigifptteri beepnote igien
i dnbre Dele af 8Den. So ipecielle
Holitimpr16 blep ifl1ot % {aaret pao
Grlfmlin-geien. On Motorpogn til
bgrenoe en- fooperafip Screening blep
brpnot. Ser bar boI6ionme aa1n-
pc i 5tanbope DiItriftet O1elfeparte1
saf gfternti66agen 11elleln 9ol6ater
oq s@nigifDttere. 5oIonterne brllgte
W1itraligfer Diftriftet 11ermelt
aagier1ler1,e. gl1 Mane. Me6 orebt.
50 9erloner 11eloes orabt % 81
1aaret iom 5glge Of oligbeoerne
pper 5gn6aae11.
Dnbli1 Ben Ste Marts. Micbael
Collins n6nnpnte ibag iorn 3ele=
CATER til 8afbington for ben r.
ife griltdt @on1manoaltt General
Yierce geaslen Councillor 5or-
retail % STEPHEN 9'Weara Sc
.reiier til Mmerifa 6reoag og bill be.
isge @dibingtD1 og- 6erpaa foretage
Ell Cur gienne1n gtaterate
ainrerief rlanoi oerls6Ie Mdrts..
81 81 bepnb11eoe Wepno nf Mios s2eime=
riefS Sgrigaeen arreitereoe ioag 2iai.
foll=Gffieer aaapt. 95boug gbnesip.
#Nepubl lifanife 8ropp ppeafoe eli1ger jatte
slii,r Np5innpISp snf 6nf,prnnIf 6n1
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
6ptt11a-knnfprpttHpn.
&pnferenien ifal beepnbe 10be Nprif
Nllierebe Miniitre boloer fore
lpbige Meb6er Quarts.

Baris Sen Ste Marts. Man far
.enoelig beltent fig for 10oe 9lpril
iom 8utoen for s(abning al ben eto-
nomiife 4onfere1ls / @enlta. Man
.benteoe, at Stalien bilbe anHlooe ON
l16lgttelie forn 6glge al ben langba-
rige &abinetsfriie ! forrige Waaneo,
men 6et neooelte lloenrigsoeparte=
nrentet ioag, at set piloe bore reoe
for 9eltagelle BEN Dag. 9ette pafte
milo Gorbaulelle / 6etSfrnl1lfe l1opl,z
rigsoeparten1ent, oa bet etssalofIieieH
bapoe baret iuat, at sSStalien life biz
De bore billig til at beltage | 4on=
fereniear Naaifeugen, ielpom set par
sre6e elters. 8eI1ttningel1 ON at
oeltage bilies berfor n1eo Gilfreos<
beo, 6a BET erfienoeS, at be Pro=
blemer, Ser ifal 6reftesl er al ben
itbrlte 8etponing og al bpoenoe
Nebbet1oigbeb,
9en frantic Regiering bt1 babe
fem @eprpientanter til1tebe beo Mab=
,,ingen nf ao,tferenielt, bboraf BEN
enc ia1tbipnligois bill blipe Brernierz
n1iltilter Noi11cnre {elp. Sa1l bill BOG
ontagelig bare 6eltage 11ogle faa
Gage. !:
Sen fra1tife &egieri,lg fgler,. at Set
par 1belbig, at Ben frar1fe 9elega,
tion til @aibi1tgton- -&onferenlen fife
lon1 6elbeo funoe oeltage i bele 4pn=
ferenien, og man bill. forigge at ltno'
gaa Ell lignenoe Sitnation I Ge11lta.
Defegoter,re bill b1ioe Dalgt bla1tot
fremrage1roe frantic 9tatsme4ao,
Ser bar offictel 5allornagt, men bois
Nligter iffe neopet1oiggigr oeres
Narpar / Yaris 6e to elfer fre
Z - =
Maaneoer, iom @onfere,1lr11 for1no=
bes at bile bare.
Bre1niern1inilter 8oi11eare bill iffe
fltnne 6eltage mere emo 1lpgle fna
Gage paagrun0 al, at Braiioe11t
Milleronb bill bore frapGren0e paa
i !
ct 8eleg til 5ranfriges nor6afrifanz
lfe 8eli06 l}ef % 8roteftorater,..
Msuseo @ellipn til oe alliereoe l1ben=
rigsniniitres Mgoe i 3aris 20oe
Marts, oa gnifer Branfrige tioligi1t
1nlllig ett greftelie al set nqre
pte1ts 8roblemer, 1a man frDgter
for, at @referne og SDrferne meo
s8uore1s @on1me bill gienoptage ST
e11otligbeoerne, bbi1fet bill gigre
lloenrig gsn1iniitrenes Mrbeioe oanfe=
Iiaere.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
sSSabnltriel- georing @a{bingtot


Sen Ste Marts. S itn gntaaneolige
Happort angaae1oe alrbeios sforboloe-
ne Be 5oreneoe 51ater forl1oiiger
q. -5. employment 5erbice flor IN
onftriel georing 0tarts Aapporter
fra 23I iterre nitrieertrer bier
pna faa llnotagelfer I1pr afgiort Be
orillg oplDite Diretter sones.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09

sertil litreifen. grobioence, 81. S.
Ste Mlarts. Ere Sabrifer til siea.
optog Griftell ioag, s..
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09

9r. 2ooer, tioligere Meolen1 al
Sollanbs &eieiteret, blep palgt til
for ben i,1ternationale
Donitol Saag. 9r. 2ooer er Ell
Mutoritet / Ggret og er oerfor bpilig
fpalifieeret til at pere Me61ent al
&etten> Ser bil faa at afgigre alle
irternationale 1eretsfige Spi1 i1tenlaal.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
l,,tabes bieillfont1tte,t.

9n9bes b1einfo onttt1ea. gSoibi1lg.
ton Sen Ste Nlorts lloetrie esn1i1li-
tier Sugbeg orfol1l iiafte1, BERTH fro
lin geriereiie til 8eruluoa San
git Iiae bie1,r og iagoe, at bon Diloe
pmre pan lit apntor iilllorgel1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-03-09
@erbel,s itbrite aJufel.


ben 2oen Marts gerbens itgrfte
5&otel ffal opfGres ber;; BET fal be0e
.5tebet1s. Set bliber en- :8Dgning
paa 25 Gtager bai tic ct aoftenoe at
s$12, ,O0O, ,0O0, 1neo 5000 @iaItepp-
RELIEF, 111eo ganfetlaI 11eo 5i0oeplno-
ie#for / ,045 og nreo Ell 5piie{ul meo
fgiooepIaoiefo for 1000. ct abartal
5grnno sDo for glaefitone Sotel er
fiebt % oet llpe Sotel ffal opfbres
Der, 1l1eooeler ssssanres W gteoens,
8ralioent for So 5alle 5ofel Com
panD.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
SUPERIOR / FAIR Will
OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 4
1(:ontin,1ed From Pace II
(COutinued From Page

The. amusement and free attrac-
tion program booked is the costliest
yet obtained. The headline act will
be California Frank and his west
tern Roundup troupe in series
|: of .rodeo events such as trick and
!! fancy riding, bull-dogging steers,
| roping, expert shooting and broncho
busting. In addition to this feature
exhibition three other leading cir
Gus and vaudeville acts will be
presented. 49,
| Another unusual amusement fea-
ture at the fair this year will be the
| historical pageant, Montezuma, or
|: the last of the Aztecs, fireworks
portrayl of the conquest of the great
civilization developed by the Ancient
Aztec. Indians in Mexico over 400
years ago by. the. Spanish conqueror
Cortez, and his little band of ad-
venturers This is said to be the
greatest fireworks spectacle ever
presented, and Tri-Sdate Fair Of
f;eials consider themselves fortunate
to be able to secure this production.
A general fireworks display will
be shown each evening in addition
to the spectacle, so that lovers OF
this form of entertainment can be
assured of complete and enjoyable
night show. Ill -. 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
at w. G. Schroeder's, School Clerk
by the, School Board of Common
School District No. 10, County OF
:Beltrami, State of Minnesota, until
P. NJ, September 5th, for the cree.
ton and. completion of a school
building on Section IT, Town of
Grant Valley, Range "a, County OF
Beltrami, without heating plant and
according. to plans and specifications.
> Bids must. be accompanied by q
certified check for per cent OF the
amount of the bid, payable to the
School Board, District No. 1O, Bel
4trami County, Minnesota, which
check will be returned when build
ing contract is accepted OF when the
School Board does not accept the bid.
Plans and specifications at the
Clerks home in Grant Valley.
The School . Board, = reserves the
right to reject any. or all bids.
w. C. SCHROEDER,
Clerk, District No. 10,
County Of; Beltrami, Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
HARDING PLANS NO
MOVE in RAIL STRIKE
(By United Press)

+ Washington, August "a (By Lawr-
:ence Observation-Disclosures Harding
plans no further move to meet the
rail strike despite the collapse OF
peace negotiations between railroad
brotherhood leaders and the associa-
ton of railroad executives in New
York, it was stated officially here
today. .t
The federal governments future
move in the menacing controversy
will be directed toward carrying out
of the presidents resolution as ex-
pressed in his recent message to
congress. Z
81 resolved to use all the power
of government to maintain trans
portation and sustain the right Of
men to work." he said.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
DRIVE TO, ,SELL.$25 600
WORTH STOCK STARTED
CONTINUED From Page IL

men each will be appointed and on a
certain day in the very near future
a thorough canvass will be made of
the city.
That every. citizen realizes the dire
need Of a hospital in Bemidji can
not be disputed. No one knows who
will have use for the services rem
=deted by: a hospital and when. In
addition to this the fact that Be-
midjl has a modern, hospital will
bring hundreds here for treatment
and medical attention.
Bemidjit is well equipped with
medical and surgical men, who know
their business and few cities the
size of Bemidji can boast of such
an able corps in this profession.
:. The Lutheran Hospital Association
will be assisted by: business and
professional men of the city, as we'll
as some of the women, who are in
terested in securing this much need
ed institution for the city.
No allotments will be made what
soever. Every person is asked to
use his own judgement in subscrib-
ing for stock. The shares are $25
each and in order to put over the
program it will be necessary to sell
one thousand shares.
Many have already signified their
intentions to. take stock. Some have
stated that they would take from
$500 to $4,000 worth. Others will
take from five to ten shares each
If each person will do his duty, the
committee expresses belief that the
needed: amount will be subscribed
for within a4day. -.
You are aaurgently requested to
give this matter serious thought and
be prepared to tell the solicitors
just what.4you will do when they
call, so that the work might be
speedily completed. -- -7------
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
new T]'R[|'IALSDENED / ri BY
JUDGE B. F. WRIGHT

At the February term of District
Court held in Bemidji Patrick Staple
ton was found guilty by a jury of
selling Intoxicating liquor and SEN
tenced to pay fine of 5000 and
to serve 60 days in. Jail, -
Charles Williams was found guilty
of conducting disorderly resort in
Bemidji and sentenced to 80 days
in Jail and a fine of 500.
=: Both of these parties; obtained
stays of execution on their senten-
ces for the purpose of making mo-
tons for new trial. Judge B. F.
Wright has filed his orders in each
of these cases, denying the motions
for new trial, and extending the
stay of execution on sentence for
the purpose of permitting defendants
to perfect appeals to the Supreme
Court
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
BUREAU DIRECTORS TO
MEET DURING FAIR

County directors in the Minnesota
Farm Bureau Federation will meet
in business session on Farm Bureau
day at the Minnesota State Fair
Sept Z. Call for the meeting was
sent this week by J. F. Reed, pres
ident. Methods for using the Farm
Bureau machinery to obtain solid
vote for the rural credits amend
ment will ba among the propositions
to be consile Tered. :,
Chester II. Gray of Missouri, a
pioneer Farm Bureau leader, will
discuss with directors ways and
means of Obtaining favorable action
by Congress on the Muscle Shoals
project. J.sfW. Coverdale, national
secretary, and F. W. Peck, director
of Extension, Minnesota College OF
Agriculture, will speak before a
Farm Bureau rally, to be held II
the Hippodrome, II am. to 2 p.m'
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
FOR ROMEO"
AT GRAND TONIGHT

"Doubling for Romeo, Goldwyn's
latest comedy, was written and pro
duced with no other purpose In view
than to inspire violent laughter. 1t
is lively and delicious satire; 1t
cxrbses the inner workings OF a
studio lot in full blast; it is de-
lightful burlesque Of Shakespeare's
"Romeo and Joliet, and it presents
Will Rogers with the funniest role
Of his life. Doubling for Romeo"
is the feature picture at the Grand
theater tonight and Friday
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
NEWER FORM OF IRON:
QUICKLY INCREASES PEP
STRENGTH AND ENERGY

"You cannot be we'll and strong,
and full if vigor, force, and power
unless your blood is rich in iron,"
says DR.. James Francis Sullivan,
formerly physician Bellevue Hos
pital (Out-Door Department), New,
York, and. the Westchester County
Hospital. 1T is your red blood that
enables you to resist and overcome
disease and that nourishes every or.
gan in your body. Without iron
your blood becomes thin, pale, and
watery.. Poor blood cannot nourish'
your vital organs, and as result you
may have pains in your heart or kid
neys, indigestion, headaches, and
feel all rundown and tired-out.
When your blood lacks iron, do
not waste your time taking stimu-
lating medicines or narcotic drugs,
but directly enrich your blood with
the. newer form of iron sold by all
druggists under the name of Nux-
ated Iron which is like the iron in
spinach, lentils, and apples and is in
form easily assimilated into your
blood.
Get a bottle of Nuxated Iron to-
day. Take it for two weeks, and II
you have not, like thousands of 9TH.
ers, obtained most surprising health,
strength and energy, the manufac-
turers will promptly refund your
money. The following local drug
gist will sell you Nuxated Iron with
this satisfaction or money back"
guarantee,
CITY DRUG STORE
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
MRS. HARKER AND SON -
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Mrs. R. v. Harker and son Buddy
who are visiting relatives in Duluth
were struck by fast moving car
while driving with Mrs. R. X. Alb
raham on the streets of Duluth: In
the car were Mrs. Roy Harker and
son Buddy of Bemidji, Mrs. August
Anderson, Mother Of Mrs. Harker
and Mrs. R. X. Abraham who was
driving the car.
Mrs. Harker was badly shaken up
Buddy received few minor scratch
es and the other few minor in;
iuries. The car was somewhat dam
aged.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-24
MOVES TO NEW HOME

H. A. Toensing, right hand man
at Carlson's Variety Store, moved
his family this week from 1919
Park avenue to the house .on the
corner of 18th and Minnesota ave
nue., where they will make their
residence.