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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-11

Raphaels hospital, ST. Cloud. il
spending her vacation It home.
Chas. and Archie Tolbert and
Harry johnson started on m over
land trip TO North Dakota Tuesday.
Knute Strand 8 remodeling his
house.. ss sa ],
Knute Strand made business trip
to Bemidji Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rice motored
to Bemidji Sunday evening.
It seems u though several thugs
tried to stage q real hold-up on the
Bemidji road Sunday night. They
threw coat and other wearing ap-
parel in the road, expecting scar
70 stop, while they hid IN the shade
ofSthe trees. One Tenstrike car near
|ly3 stropped when the driver saw the
two coming from the woods, which
caused the driver to step on the &C:
|celerator and fooled the attempted
|hold-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Murray, who
visited Mfs. Murray's parents the
past two weeks left for their home
st Spokane. WASH, last Friday. X
Rev Carl Zorn win % to North
ome Saturday. d. M s5.ls Z I,
Mr. Wm Trav;. and Mi,. EITHER
nnade .nd ..everaI nthers retn,rned
from Northrood. n IS where they
received medical attention. ssf''
.Walter. Hovev. aged about 12
wears acc;dentallvs stepned "a front
e :. = o.,,ar viii. tha same vas he
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:
Here's an item under May %. 1t
says: Ready has been at me again !
He wants me to Ak things SO that the
three men III the Blue Poppy. mine
YIN get caughtsin there bysa cave-in.'''l
The sheriff looked up. '4This seems
u read little better than the other
stpff. It's not 90 jagged. Don't guess
she was as. much OF her nut then as
she Is now. Let's see. Where's the
place? Oh, yes: II I'll help him, !
can have half, and we'll live together
Eaxain, and HEN he good to me and I
can have the boy. i know what It's
IN about. he wants to get the mine
without Sissie Larsen having anything
ito do with It. Sissie has cemented up
the hole he drilled into the pay ore
and hasn't told Fairchild about II, be-
4 cause he thinks Ready will 60 partner
ships with him and help him buy in.
4; But Ready won't DO It. He wants
that extra money for me. He told me
%. Ready is good to me sometimes
But. that's when he wants me to do
4 something. II he'll keep his promise
En- Az the mine. 50 they won't get,
OUT y a i
~ The poor old SOUL" there was acll-
ing sympathy in Anita Richmond's
svsice. Ill cant help 1t If ahe was
willing. to kill people. The poor old
thing was crazy" 3
IL Il. Eyes. and she's 'ad us bloody near
crazy too. Maybe there's another
entry"
s I'm coming to 1t. It's along In
I. June. The dates blurred. LISTEN
II did what Roady wanted me to. l
sneaked into the mine and planted
/, dynamite IN the stimbers. WANTED to
4 wait until the third man was there,
! hut Il couldn't. ..Tairchild and ;;.s.rsen
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-11
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Due to the fact Of not obtaining I
worthy opponent, the Tenstrike base
ball team lay idle last Sunday. Next
Sunday, il present arrangements hold
good, Tenstrike will play Wilton, Ell
Their at Bemidji or at Wilton. $:
Peder Nelson wishes to trade hia
REQ touring car for Ford roadster,
or motorcycle with a sidecar.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Betz and Mrs.
Frank Fassier and daughters, Pearl
and Margaret, returned from ST.
Cloud Saturday evening. Pearl Ras-
sier, who is training for nurse at st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

nancIaily that the building committee
OF the New Century Club has asksd
tho teams to play again In the near
future. Tho game will likely be played
on Saturday week 1t Canal Field.
The vote at tho Democratic pri-
naries held here last Saturday wa
good considering the large number OF
voters who have not ~ yet reSistsrsdI
The vote pollsd was 1o7 which 10 about
100 to $50 less than the normal vote at
election. There was only one contest.
which local voters wsre particularly
interested In. that Of the state 6sna-
tor nomination between Harry Ross OF
Delaware City and Richard r. Cam
OF Kirkwood. Rose beat Cam in this
end OF the district % to -. but Cam
was returned the winner In iii dis
tricts by 6oo to asa.
Mrs. Charles w. MstzgAr. VINO has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs
Thomas Dslihay In Wilmington, has
returned TO her homo here.
Private garage for rent. Cement
floor and electric lights. Mrs. William
A. Davidson.--Adv.
A young bay marc for sale. Fine
dryer and saddler. Apply to f.
Bender. Delaware City.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

help. and I recommend Il to those
who suffer before their babies are
born." Mrs. VIZ. JOHNSON, Box
l66, Park Rapids, MINI.
To marry and arrive at middle are
without children is q great disap-
pointment to many women. Think of
the JOY and comfort other women
have In their children a. they grow
older.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has helped to bring great
happiness to many families by re-
storing women to health. Often the
childless home Is due to q run down
condition Of the wife, which may be
helped by Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Vege-
table Compound. 1t brought health
and happiness into the home of Mrs.
johnson. Why not to yours7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
DELAWARE CITY LOSES
GENERAL EQUINE PET
Death of "Shanks," Horse That
Had Been In Padley Family
Twenty Years.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Sept. 26.--"Shanks,"
the black pet poney OF the Padlcy
family. died yesterday. "Shanks" was
familiar figure in Delaware City and
hauled Mrs. Padley and the children to
and from Delaware City for a period
OF twenty years. He was extremely
docile and perfectly safe for the
youngest child to drive. "Shanks"
died OF old age. He was twenty-five
years old and had been the property OF
the Padleys since he was six months
old
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haofer and
daughter Irene; Miss Frances Berk-
hon and Miss Laura Webb OF At
lantic City were recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John z. Schunder.
John e. Schundcr returned home
yesterday from Atlantic City, where
he has been for the past few days with
Harry c. Clark.
The irst activities OF the local fish
ermen in the way OF carp-f1shing be-
San yesterday, when several boats and
crews spread their nets. Tho carp
season opened by law on September /.
Practically all the marshes in this
vicinity and around Port Penn are
rented by the fishermen for the sole
purpose OF carp-fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Daniels
visited the formers brother. George
Daniels. near Odessa, over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webb and
J daughter. Frances ana son, John,
spent the weekend with the formers s
mother Mrs. John Webb, rear Mt.
Pleasant.
The baseball game played last Sat-
urday between the married mon and
single men for the beneflt Of the Child
Health Centre was such a success n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
NEWS OF The Day
/ kT NEW CASTLE
Dell Club Win Play Yorklyn n
Wilmington Saturday tor
County Title.

npsclai CurrsspeuAsncs Every Evening
New CnDeaA. Oep< H.-LAst evening
smeesu Ana 1uslnen Manager Joseph
L. leulnA and NAnagsr James b.
lIance q tAA New CaStls Athletic As
seoiasapu hao>Aau team nst ct tho or
ooe e oeueyo l. WIn4er. In Whining
ton. With rspeessn&atvss OF the YORK
iyn baseball team and discussed mat
tsru pertaining to the playing OF inc
third sAms Of the series for New
Castle county championship title. fos'
which each team has won one game.
Il wae decided to play the mai
game next Saturday afternoon at >
O'clock on Harlan fisld. wilmington
The umpire selected for this game
VIII b secured from the Philadelphia
inQuirsr stan. Many baseball fans and
rootssu have oppressed desire to WIT
nsGs this uame and buses Will leave
in front q the postoflice to accommo-
asaS those who desire to 80.
TIE following ushers for the month
el October In tho Methodist Episcopal
CAusuh have bssn named: Morning
ssrv,osa. harry Ahern. Jr- Eugene
johnson. Carlysleo Tobin. Edward
Challenger; evening, Thomas Rees
Harry w. H,Ashebsck. George Swan
and Richard e. pinder.
This evening the members OF the To-
cA band viii hold . business session
In the pariorv Of the Good VIII Fire
Co.. Whsn they VIII decids upon q
nAm> for ths band. A rehearsal Will
foolOw the business session. Dtrecto'
0uSeno Chase desires to hear from
any young musicians who would nkt
- $o1u the band. which has 16 pieces
Ths members Of st. Peters Holy
Name Society will hold 4 meeting or
Friday evening At O'Clock in the
basement Of the church for the pur-
poo< q discussing plans for the trir
70 Washington on Sunday. october s
Several Of the farmers Of this vicini.
" aSs discussing the matter OF estab-
liShing . farmerT exchange for ths
purpose Of purchaaing seeds. fertil!'
ssss. farming implements and ma
chinory and the disposisg OF their pro-
ducs throuGh the exchange. Matter.
will Be discussed At a grange meeting
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. james T. Eliason ant
daughter and Mrs. Sally Eliason. whs
have been spending the past -four
months at Ocean Grove. N. j.. re
turned home today.
Ralph Duling. q graduate OF the 1872.
High School class. yesterday entered
Drexel Institute. Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Heldermeyer OF Odesss
10 ape nding several DAYS as the Cues'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Abntgomsry.
Mrs. Ernest Mccain = spending
several days ~ the guest Of relatives
and friends 1t Clayton.
James 0sbhart 10 acting ~ special
ofticer In place Of Chief Of Police Mat
thew Tooin. who 10 combined TO his
home with illness.
All water rents must BE- paid by
September 30. Board OF Water and
Light Commisaion.-Adv.
Maxwell's household and automo-
bile polish can b secured At ~ Strand
or Bendler's storc.-Adv.
victrolas and Necords.-BridgU-
wAter-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

he aaw at the initiation OF the Warren
Harding class Of candidates on the
Catalina lsiands.
On Thursday evening, October :.
the crack Rank Team Of Calanthe
Lodge will confer the rank Of Pase on
= large class OF candidates for
Aueipa.la Lodge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
Nv Dear Mr.. Paine:

d,
Primary Department
Wilmington, DEL
Mr. Snnbug and the arranged last night have Dolls
You all the other members the
the
(Signed) GEORGE H. PAINE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

nam B Ne8ouOl0
Co m poun d =.
when / was . girl
for pains and be-
fore and after my
marriage. ! now
have . sweet lit
|tle baby boy and
will send you his
picture eifyou wish
to publish it. Ny
sisters also take
your medicine and
8nS ~ q ~AsA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
cALANTHE LODGE MEETING.

There VIII b . meeting OF CalAaths
Lodge. Knights Of PythAs. tonight at
o'clock. All nembsrs Are requested
to b present. James Blackburn will
tell of bis trip 70 California and what
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
paxotions at q. Patr,ck1.

Devotions at ~. Pstrickr.
Forty Hour Devotions will start in
st. Patrick's Church. Rev. James r.
Quigiey pastor. with high mass on
Sunday. October 3. Ths choir viii
bc in charge Of Sister MAs1s. Miss
Gcrtrude Mcssick Will b orsanist for
tho ensuing year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
A SWEET little
BABY BOY
Makes a Bright Spot in
Every Home. A Comfort
in Years to Come

Park Rapids, Minnesota. .-'T have
taken your medicine-Lydia e. Pink
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
AT THE QUEEN.

Youth the hey-day of Hfe-how
quickly II vsnishes,
This universal experience was
never so graphically dramatized as
in the photoplay. The Young Di-
ana VIII ch opened yesterday at the
Queen theatre.
The story concerns one Diana May.
a beautiful and wealthy society girl
whose only drawbacks 10 happy
life was vulgar "nouveau richie"
father. Through the love OF Rich
ard Cleeve, however. the future
looms mp before her joyously. Not
for long. though. She loses Richard
and her existence turns TO fretful,
agonizing tedium. She loses her
personal charm and there seems
TO he nothing left. one day she
reads a most hattering inducement
and upon investigation finds a most
amazing affa r that attracts her sing
ularly and changes her mode OF eX-
istence and her entire personality.
on Monday next Wallace Reid
will he seen at the Queen in The
Ghost Breaker" This is a comedy
through and through with touch
OF the melodramatic in its story.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
At THE Majestic.

Those who love adventure stories,
thrilling pursuits on land and on
.eea. fights between strong men. en-
mites between women sacrifices on
the altar Of affection, in their screen
sntertainmept, cannot afford 10 miss
the latest Majestic theatre offering,
yellow Men and Gold"
II is an extremely well produced
melodramatic comedy in which ev-
erything turns out all right in the
end for the hero and heroine. But
until the last fsde-out. thrill follows
thrill with an occasional comedic
interIude. and the beholder finde
himself gripping the seat with the
suspense OF the action.
A tender love story threads It's
way through the flashing episodes.
Helene Chadwick, Rosemary Theby'
Richard Dix and Henry Barrows
form the quartet of leading good and
EVIL char icters.
Quite a different, but none the less
attractive entertainment comes next
week win the presentation OF Rich
Mems Wives"
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
lI!aFsSGIrpGGdl
AT THE ARCADIA.

Laugh records are being smashed
! to smithereens at the Arcadia thea
tire. Harold Lloyds picture. Grand
mas Boy" which is playing there
has set a new standard that viii be
hard to better.
Lloyd's Characterization OF the
title role will remain as the criter-
ion for his other succeeding produc-
tions He is a perfect "Grandma's s
Boy lacking in spunk and self
confidence. but a peculiarly loveable
sort of a fellow despite his d.sorep-
ancies.
The time for the performances Is
announced in the Arcadia and else
where in this paper.
The engagement of Grandma 8
Boy will positively not be continu-
ed next week All those who con-
template seeing it must do so either
.today or tomorrow.
A double program becomes ef-
fective at the Arcadia on Monday.
Buster Keaton VIII be seen in his
comedy. The Paleface." and the
special feature. The Woman He
Loved" will also be shown.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

on ;able and top spinning on h.s
head show of his acrobatic accom-
plshments.
George and Ray Perry are the frs
on the new change OF bill How
ever Judging from the manner In
which they We're received. they de-
serve a better position. They are
both finished artists on the banjo
not the banjo OF the Jazz" orches-
ira, however. but the o.d-fashioned
kind which they show is fun Of real
music.
Clifton and De Rex appear in
They're Different" The duo really
live up 20 the title OF their act and
entertain with several variety spe
cialties that are somewhat removed
from the ordinary. one OF their best
offerings is a burlesque OF an Orien-
tai dance.
Kelly and Drake shatter all that
Andy Vo'stead and the Eighteenth
Amendment stands for. They have a
camera which is an adept at taking
or rather giving snap shots" with a
Kick.
The last on the proEram IS Miaca-
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
A NIGHT COUGH
RIGHT NOW IS
VERY SERIOUS
MANY Men Cough When Living
Down-Chest Soreness,
PhIegm, Mornings.
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY
QUICKLY STOPS THIS

Many peopie laugh or ignore ts,. cstsf-
-E.i hronchiai or asthmatc couel lls
colds throat and lung Sohs 80
rrhev prop themselves up niEh NJ ~ ,,d
breathe through their mou.m, nd Tor
srIf an hour each morning an. ..stb-
-et mat Grippe and Pneumonia Nes.h
- O.. coming Wet. chanEeaple WeatI-
er that makes n risky 10 ne IN SUI ~.
ere reiisved Is told by Mrs. N. W,
i,,sr,son who's grown son. was troubled
ss-aa,tit, f,is yyav. Read what she say
"Niv grown son aged - suilereSS
from a terrible bad cold. ne cousleH
during the day and whole lVS VCSonldn't
&C., -Toper sleep and was weak, tlrea
and wornout all the time snsrp paIHs az
through the lungs worried ne ~. u
lie too. He had no. appetite - ~
finally heard about Hypo-Soo Sot-
Good for such troubles and got 2 nos-
lie Hypo-Cod stopped his cough az
Ter the doctors medicine failed. IN
fact he had two doctors ne toon
three bottles Of Hypo-Cod ana ~,
rourhinC and symptoms stopped. Az
iI.F mains went away and he sleeps
AZ eats and feels just hne. ne says
Hsno-C Cod is wonderful. think II IS
too The three bottles entirely cured
him and I gladly let my name ne usea
|, nued Mrs. Williamson, t05 y. 'Oth s..
'PhUadolnhia Note: The season Tor
Colds. Grippe. Pneumonia. etc. is com
ing. -.
ant 10 take Costs very little. Thous-
ands Of people praise Hypo-Cod. II
As made Of finest ingredients IN one Of
Americas best known Laboratories. /
Get a bottle at the store tonight You'll
be delighted II living out Of town
tie upon receipt Of S1.-Eckerd's Drug
Stores.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

constant presence provides a world
OF fun and results in the husband
adopting a subterfuge which nearly
ends disastrously
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
JOSEPH wBOTTEN DIES.

Special TO The Evening Journal
MILFORD. Nov. 17.-Joseph
Wrotten aged 20 years. died early
yesterday morning a the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. Herbert Griffith.
North Second street. Milford. Mr..
Wrotten, on account OF ill health.
recently sold his farm near shawn e
Church and moved TO Milford
The Avenue NJ. T. Church OF
Milford will give a pagean Sunday
evening IN the lecture room Of the
church. A musical will also he
given.
Rabbits in the local marke. are
bringing the highest price in years.
They are retailing for IS cents a
pair
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
"CHARI.EY,s ArNr

The engagement OF "Chariev's
Aunt" al the Garrick Theatre is 10
finish tomorrow evening. There are
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
CHILDREN'S MATINEE.

In conjunction with the nation
wide celebration Of National Book
Week. the Majestic Theatre has
made arrangements for a special
children's matinee az the theatre to-
morrow morning al 10 o'clock.
The photoplay hooked for show
ing is that remarkable picturization
Of Kate Douglas Virgins story.
"Timothy's Quest
The theatre will be reserved for
children, only a small admission fee
will he charged.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
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AT THE PLAYHOUSE
Dewolf Hopper.

DeNolf Hopper.
According 20 DeWoif Hopper every
year brings a new generation Of
theatergoers, and again. according
TO Dewolf Hopper. a knowledge Of
Gilbert and sullivan is just as es-
sentsl as a knowledge OF Shakes
peare.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Hopper
Is the greatest Gilbert and Sullivan
exponent in the world today. and
he considers the interpretations Of
these roles his heritage and his CON
trihutions 10 the artistic side Of the
theafer.
There are few players sufficiently
versatile 10 he able 20 interpret an
or these roles They are vastly dis
similar-each has a distinctive char
acterization. and the Lord Chance
Tor in "Golanthe" is as far away
from Dick Deadeye as the North
Pole is away from the South Pole.
Mr. Hopper will bring his alI-star
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company
to the Playhouse next Tuesday and
Wednesday presenting The Mikado
and r. NJ. S. Pinafore"
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
Chinese Sing
IN ALDINE ACT
Man Who WreStles With
Himself Is One of New
Features
TRICK CAMERA WITH
WET" SNAPSHOTS

THE Chung Hwa Four lived up
10 their reputation as headliners al
the Aldino Theatresyestorday. They
are a Chinese quartet who prcrent
harmony. This is one OF the few
Chinese quartets IN this country. one
of the amusing things they sing is "a
Chinese love song and another Us "a
roll 'em homes song" sung in the
Negro dialect. Tho quartet was
equally good IN presenting several
seml-classic numbers.
Desc Retter. I'm an act entitled
"The Man who Wrestles with Him
self" does some novel tricks. He
gives a wrestling bout with himself.
His other feats Of balancing himeeli
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

but three more performances-one
this evening and two tomorrow.
The Catholic Daughters OF Amer
ica are giving a benefit performance
tonight.
Mirth dominates the performance
of this feature. The company with
out exception enters whole-heartedly
into its presentation and the audi
ence BENEFITS by the way OF hNarl-
Gus fun that Is insistenp and con-
tinuous throughout the entire play.
The attraction for next week is
the we'll known Northwestern ro-
nance. THE can Of the North" The
principal character in this attrac-
tion will he IN the hands or Robert
Lynn with the other players in 70 es
well suited 10 them.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

patrons OF .he Rialto Theatre is TO
be seen there today and tomorrow in
one OF his most recent screen sue
ceSes-"A Rough Diamond" This
is The third and last OF the big
special attractions which have been
shown this week a Rough D.a-
mond" Is something like a satire on
the famous Richard Harding Davis
stories OF small republics and revo-
lutions
II Is exciting throughout its per
Torrance.
The next succeeding episode Of
Captain Kidd" Eddie Polo's serial
Is also at the theatre.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

hua aud company in a tight wire act
Many difficult stunts, such as dane
ing a fox trot on the wire and other
fcats. are done by Miss Macahua.
Smiles Are Trumps' with Mau-
rice Flynn is the photop ay a.irac-
ion. This bin will be presented at
the Aldine today and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1922-11-17

TOM MIN AT RIALTO
Tom Mix popular with all the
Evening journal., 1922-11-17
AT THE SAVOY.

DO Won take. life too seriously?
Then go to see Wanda Hawley IN
"Too Much Wife" her latest "a
mons Players-Lasky production, now
showing at the Savoy Theatre. II is
a sure cure for the blues or brain
far. this jolly comedy OF the VIE
who insisted upon being too indui-
gent with her husband Can you I'M
srine that. you married men?
Miss Hawley is quite charming as
Nvrs. the bride who determines 70
let her husband do exactly as ne
cbooses-and 10 do it with him! the
way the conscientious litte Wiz
spoils her husbands fun by her 700
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