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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-18
SELFRIDGE WINS
FROM CANNON
BALL 8 TO 7
Cannon Ball Beats Fl. Yate,
AZ When Game End, in
9Th Inning

!oelfrldge nosed out" victory
over Cannon Ball Sunday by a mar.
Fin OF one run, the score being 8 to
Z, and Cannon Ball lead Fort Yates
by 40 score when the game was
called in the 9Th inning by the ar
rival of Selfridge.
The day was unfavorable, with
frequent showers, and the Selfridge
boys, because Of heavy rains west
of here did not arrive until nearly
five o'clock. Before that a game
had commenced between Cannon
Ball and Fort Yates, rains to the
south having prevented the local
boys from going to Kenel. When
the game, which was good one,
was ended in the 9Th inning by the
arrival of Selfridge, the score stood
4 to 2 in favor Of Cannon Ball.
Owing to the lateness Of the hour
only Z inning game was played
between Cannon Ball and SelfridRe.
This was an interesting game, the
opposing teams being quite evenly
matched. In the fourth inning.
with Selfridge leading by a go
score, Fasthorse for, Cannon Ball
slammed out home run with two
men on bases; another run evened
the score. Selfridge made another
run the next inning, and the score
was again in their favor the begin.
ming of the last inning when Can.
non Ball again evened 'er up by
another run. In the last half,
Selfridge scored again and won the
game. The selfridse team was
strengthened by the addition Of
three Fort Yates men, some Of
their players having failed to ar
rive.
The lineup follow:
Cannon Ball Selfridpe
Young Bear, C Caption, B., c
Two Bear, If Schonoover, b
Little Crow, 3b Treat, 1b
Fasthorse, Ct Smith, %
Haggard, 2b Schrader, 3b
Cottonwood, ss Means, ss
Spotted Bird, ri Gayton, H., If
Bear Ghost, 1b Primeau, CT
Douglas, p Crow,rf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-26

is for those who are married, those
who expect to be married, and those
who don't want to be married. 1T
is, also for the children of parents
and the parents of Children Outside
|iof these classes no. one will be ad-
mittcd to the Grand theatre tonight
and Saturday, when Harold Lloyd will
demonstrate, in two reels, the results
Of a simple 81 Do" It's merry
matrimonial mix-up. = -. -.
"Discontent" says Emerson is the
want of self-reliance; it is the infirm-
ity of the will" The feature at the
Grand theatre tonight. and Saturday
is, the =. strong drama of ''Discon:
tented Wives" It's heroine is a girl
who gives up the luxeries her father
had always provided to marry the
man she loved and go west with him
to- help him find their fortunes in
the gold regions of California; - u
5..Discontented. Wives" presents no
problems, but does, relate, in "a
straightforward manner, problem
of married life that might have, but
luckily did not end PRACTICALLY,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-26

TWO SPECIAL FEATURES AT
THE. GRAND TONIGHT
Two special features are on the
Grand theatre program tonight and
tomorrow. The return engagement
If II Do; Harold Hleyd's comedy,
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than to clutter up his own gas tank with such

than to clutter up his gas tank with such
things. s-,t'l e.. r. ',.,.sA.. 81 80. ~,
. As candidate for the United States Senate, as
the operator of a railroad heralded as magical
success, but which later ran into deficits, as the
reported patriotic phianthropic patriot who was
presumed to have returned couple of hundred
millions to the government on war contracts but
which sum can't be- located by Secretary Of the
Treasurer Mellon, Henry detoured over rough
ground, far from the smooth, well-paved highway
of Success.
TO be president Of the United States requires
many and varied virtues and vision broad enough
to protect the right, and privileges ordained by
the Constitution and it requires man with educa-
tona attachments, sufficient to intelligently grasp
the intricate propositions which daily pour into the
White House like water over Niagara. ,,,roni
The little old Ford is great car, but as presi-.
dent maker it is apt to prove hvver-and even a
poor grade of gas may prove expensive. ~ 20 .,
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"r1IAAiE wo,NN.4'llNs,'s sii!DE"' At. ..,,,
REX LAST TIMES TODAY

the Rex theatre today, is 4 .picturi-
cation; of one of the often-enacted
dramas of human life which never
gets into the papers and which are
always carefully concealed by those
Fate casts as.the principals. - In
:, The best stories seldom get into
print and the best of life's. dramas
seldom get, to screen or stage, but
1.-THE Woman's Side" L. Isl, one Of
those exceptions which prove truth
much stranger than fiction.
There is nothing improbable in
this picture; it is a chain of events
beautifully and logically woven in
the most dramatic style and it will
not fail to hold the interest of any
audience. 49,.
Miss Macdonald gives "a q fine in
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kfI|&S!E IS! I
HELEN GIBSON 70 APPEAR;
AT THE REX IN PERSON

Manager Brinkman. of the Rex
theatre has succeeded after much ex-
herself, to appear in person at the
Rex theatre June l and, 2, with her
latest picture 1.-THE Wolverine"
Miss Gibson is we'll known to
theatre goers of Bemidji as the most
daring actress on>the screen. While
she was making her well known Sc
ries "The Hazards Of Helen" her
work was under the supervision of
Railroad Officials as they were in
constant fear that some of their
railroad equipment would be wreck
ed as q result of her marvellous dar-
ing. 49,,
Leaping from horses, automobiles
and airplanes onto trains is child's
play for Miss Gibson.
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"The Wolverine", the picture
which will be shown with her per-
sonal appearance, is a very wo thy
vehicle for Miss Gibson. In this
picture she. displays horsemanship
which very few Of our male western
stars can, equal. She is we'll support
ed by very capable cast.
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BEAT HIM 10 1T

A veterinary surgeon, was instructing farmer
as to suitable method for administering medicine
to horse
"simply place this powder in gas pipe about
two feet long, put one end of the pipe well back in
the horses mouth and blow the powder down his
throat"
Shortly AFTER the farmer came running into the
veterinarys office in very distressed condition.
'What's the ,matter?". asked the veterinary.
'pm dying"' cried the farmer. "The horse
blew frst!-Forbes Magazine
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theatre Sunday, This touch is found
IN the prologue which shows the
North country in the days of the
FRENCH Chevalier, when. knights
fought for a fair lady's, hand j. This
comes in decided contrast with the
North country, at the present day.
''Flower of the North" is consid-
cred one of the best of Mr.. Cur
woods books.
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HENRY FOR OK PRESIDENT

Some near neighbors Of Henry Ford got together
the other night and cranked Ford-for President
club Everything was hilarious and harmonious, but
the carburetor didn't to be set just right-the
mixture was too rich
As the maker Of a popular-priced automobile and
as the organizer Of a great manufacturing and dis
trbuting concern, Henry is entitled to the blue
necktie but when he or his friends attempt to
shift into the craftsmanship gear, right away there
is trouble with the clutch.
Once upon time, Henry started to drag the
boys from the trenches by Christmas, but he de-
veloped tire trouble and didn't get far.
On another occasion, when suing the Chicago
Tribune for million, he admitted that when it
came to knowledge of history, domestic or i'm
ported it was cheaper to hire literary mechanican
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fitE X ! AI +
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terpretation. Of. the / heroine,s role
and She! is ably supported by one
Of the strongest casts that has ever
been assembled for screen work.
director, J, A. Barry, and, sub
consciously points out a moral les
son picturegoers will not soon for
Edward, Burns, Henry Barrows,
Dwight Crittenden, Ora. Devereaux
and Wade !Boteler. ,
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A c,ooD'cA 4 u i

Here is good game for you to play. Take two
sheets of paper. At the top write this: "What
Can Do" On the other sheet write: "What
Can't Do" Then see which list is longer: After
that, place the list of the things you do in the
hands of some friends and ask him to question
you in order to test the knowledge.
If you do this "often enough" you are bound to
grow.-Tom Dreier, in Forbes Magazine.
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COLLISION OF TRAINS :,
is FEATURE OF FILM

One of the most exciting scenes
in "The Show" Larry Semon COM
edy which will be shown at the Rex
theatre Sunday, is the collision be-
tween locomotive and a box. filled
with, high explosives. This provides
a big thrill and a big laugh
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"CoNcElT',, At THE ELko. a., !. {
, ,. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY

( The ,Elko. theatre tonight and
saturday will present the latest big
Selznick Special "Conceit'" and &C.
cording to the management :. the
picture that is decidedly worth
While. Combining the best elements
Of a modern society play with the
action and adventure of an; outdoors
drama it is said that, the spectators
will find much variety of scene and
character: in this. photoplaay:, ,-..-, g,
The cast of players and characters
is of rare excellence. There is pol
ished Hedda Hopper, in one Of the
inimitable society roles, and there
is Betty Hilburn, as a rough uncul-
.tured girl of the. woods. W, 3. pa-
wilson is the millionaire and Maur-
ice :. Costello is back to the screen
in the role Of an Indian trap q, :so
Elko.,i "Chums'', a comedy featur-
ing Baby Peggy with Brownie the
wonder dog. - -
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THE. .woRLp's CHAMPION" At
ELKO BEGINNING SUNDAY

"The Worlds Champion" is Wal
lace Reds champion picture. 1t
holds the championship over all CON
temporaries for romance, excitement
and good brisk comedy. as.v -
The leading lady is Lois Wilson,
and "Kid" Mccoy, famous pugilist
opposes Wallace in the fight for the
lady. The picture appears at the
Elko theatre next Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. ~,-..--- '..-
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master Bandit, Aged and Ill, Captured" says
headline 1t just goes to show that time will get
em where detectives and police fail.
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GLOVER OF THE NORTH" AT
THE REX THEATRE SUNDAY

A novel touch has been given to
'"Flower of. the North" the James
Oliver Curwood special production
which will be shown at: The Rex
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-09-22

Pasa a Ia Quintal
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-09-22

El lunes de la presente semana sa-
li6 de esta ciudad para la de Ration,
ell Alguacil Mayor de este Condado
Sr. Manuel 0. Trujillo, en- virtud
de la cita de comparecencia que
Sc lie habia hecho por Ell Juez dc
Distrito, la cual obedecia a la acu-
sacion que Sc habia presentado en-
SUI contra, por incompetence, Sc
gun Ia information que obra en-
nuestro poder.
En- LA REVISTA fecha Is de
Agosto 1ltimo tratamos este deli
cado case bajo ell titulo de 'IPo'
dram ser removidos ciertos Cficia
Ies?". aunque absteniendonos er
citar ,nombres a pesar de los insis
tentes rumores que clrctraban qu'
Sc iba a proceder en- contra del 81
Trujillo. La voz de la Gale deci'
que Sc iba a remover, sin mas n
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a protejer al extranjero, mien-
tras la industria americana Sc
arruina.
Los ganaderos. los agriculto-
res. los borregueros, los manu-
factureros, y hombres de nego-
clio en- general deben tomar en-
cuenta 10 dicho por Jones para
COMBATIR SU CANDIDATU-
RIA hasta conseguir su derrota,
va que el mismo tuvo el descaro
de decirnos que sostendra la Ia.
rifa Libre 81 resulta electo, o 10
que es 10 mismo, nos asegur0
que trabajara porque todo 10 que
llegue de Europa entire libre para
que asi pueda competir con la la
ma, con la ropa, con los cueros,
etc. etc. que lleguen de Francia,
Inglaterra, China. etc los Esta-
dos Unidos, sin importarle que
tai cosa venga a contribuir a la
mayor ruina de su pueblo, como
acknowledgements sucedera 81 lle-
CARA a implantarse ell tai sistema
democratico.
Abajo pues, con Jones y sus
ideas, las cuales solo serviran pa
ra la prosperidad del extranjero
mientras ell pueblo americana 81
que viviendo en- la bancarrota.
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Ell AlguacH Mayor del
COndado es Suspend1dO
Las Profecfas de- "La Revista' Sc cumplieron.

mas, a este alto Official de Condado,
v ESQ obedeci6 nuestro referldo
articulo va que en- nuestro concep-
to era IMPROCEDENTE que Sc
destituyera a un Official sin antes
OR SUI defensa. Podria sf- y :asi
10 diiimos suspenderse en- el
empleo mientras Sc investigaba su
causa, pero, segun la Constitution,
era impossible Greer que ell Hon.
Juez, conocedor perfecto de la ley,
hubiera destituido al referido of
cial sin antes llevar su causa ante
un Jurado. ESQ dijimos entonces,
v hoy ha Quedado comprobado que
teniamos rae6n en- nuestras aseve'
raciones, pues despues de la inves'
tigaei6n preIiminar que come de
| mos al principle de esta nota infor
i tiva, tuvo lugar aver jueves er
Ration. y segdn Sc dice el Hon
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TAOS UEvo MEXICO u S. A. vERNEs de sEPTEMBREde
Ell sabadO a las 1880 P. M. tia.
bIaran en- Taos, Davis, SediIIO,
Hill Ell GObernadOr Mechem,
Mrs. OterO Warren y MOntOya

El sabado, ESQ de las 80 de la
tarde, hablaran en- Taos los prominen-
tes ciudadanos republicanos s. B.
Davis, Jr., candidate para Senador
de los Estados Unidos; la distinguoa
sefiora Nina Otero- Warren, candida
to para Representante al Congress-;
DR.. Charles L. Hill, candidate para
Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico, ell
prominente abogado. A A. Sedillo,
acompahados por el Gobernador
Mechem y nuestro diputado al Con
greso Hon. Nestor Montoya con Ell
fin de explicarle al pueblo dc este
! Condado los diferentes problemas
!. 1e la presente campaIla electoral,
las necesidades del pueb en- gene
raj y las medldas por las que estan
dispuestos a trabaiar sin descanso al
llegar al poder.
Es de importancia suma que nadie
falte dcha iunta que Sc verificara
en- Ell Salon de la Camara de Conner
clio; especialmente Sc hace esta re.
comendacion a las senoras sin distin-
ci6n de credos politicos, a fin de que
tengan la oportunidad de darse
exacta cuenta de la importancia de los
asuntos que tanto le interesan al
pueblo, especialmeute para que OIL
gan hablar la Sra. Otero- Warren,
quien acknowledgements tendra cosas
de importancia que communicates y
que les servira para ell future.
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Pedro Baca di6 muerte a
Refugio Mondragon, o.
cult6 ell cadaAer y hugo.
DESPUES ES ARRESTADO
Espera en- Ia carcel del
Condado la pena que lie
alcance por Su crimen.

FL Tulose, N. NJ, Septiembre
10. Aver fue arrestado Pedro
Baca por el AlguaciI Mayor ANA
dor UIibarri acusado del asesinato
de Refugio Mondrag6n. El hecho
ocurri6 ell sabado 1ltimo y Baca
habfa podido sustraerse a la ac-
ci6n de la justicla, pues Immediate
tie despues de cometido el crimen
hugo del lugar sin conocerse el
rumbo.que hubiera tornado, result
tando infructpsas todas les inves-
gaciones que hiciera ell Alguacil
Mayor, A pesar de este dicho
Official no desmayo y permaneci6
escondido entire el bosque todo ell
dia para yer 81 llegaba a su casa el
criminal. va tarde, Baca llegaba
a su casa sin sospechar que ell AL
guacil Mayor 10 tenia al alcance
de su mano. La apprehension Sc
llev6 a acabo sin ninguna re-
sistencia y ell criminal esta ahora
en- la carcel del Condado.
De las investigaciones Sc des-
prende que ell sabado 6ltimo tu-
vieron un altercado Mondragon y
Baca que Sc encontraban en- es.
tado de ebriedrd. De las palabras
pasaron a las manos con los result
tados que dejamos va anoto-
dos. DesLues de cometer el
crimen, Baca ocult6 ell cuerpo de
su victima entire algunas yerbas
Dor 10 que no pudo descubrirse
este ha2ta va entrada la noche,
procediendose luego a procurar la
captura del criminal, la que Sc lie
v6 acabo hasta Ell lunes.
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FL Duo DEMOCRATA JONES-H|NKLE,
Y GOBERNADOR, ESTUv0 EN- TAOS FL
PARA SENADOR
SAbADO ULT|MO
1'TF's.'s
LA REVISTA POPULAR
DE NUEVO MEXICO APA-
RECERA pR0XIMAMENTE

Debido que no hemos recibido ain
Ell encabszsdo propio para LA RE-
VISTA POPULAR DE NUEVO
MEXICO, y que los esqueletos o
blancos propios para hacer la aplica
cion Ia Direction General dc Co.
rreos, de la nueva publication, 70
nos han sido proporciandos por el
Administrator de Correos, por care
Ger de ellos, no nos fue possible CO.
menzar en- ests semana la publlca-
ciou de nuestro semanario que con ell
debido tempo anunciamos nuestros
lectores. Para la semana entrante
esperamos recibir tanto ell nuevo en-
cabezado CT mo los blancos para lie
mar todos los resquisitos postales, y
Tenderness ell gusto de dar comienzo
la publication de LA REVISTA
POPULAR DE NUEVO MEXICO
con todas las mejoras que nos hsmos
propuesto introducir en- ella.
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Hacfa varios dfas que Juan
B. Fernandez Sc ha bfa
separado de su esposs.
COMO SUCEDIO Ell CASO
Los celos fueron la causa
de este nuevo y horroro.
SO crimen que Sc comete

Ell lunes de la presente sema-
ma fue sorprendida la voz de la
calle con la noticia de un nuevo
asesinato y suicide que Sc regis
trara en- la vecina plaza de AFRO
yo Hondo, 10 que nos hizo pen
sar en- 81 no estaria poniendose
va en- moda tai calse de crimenes
en- ell Condado de Taos.
Ell case seg1n Sc nos ha refe-
rido sucedi6 como a ESQ de las
once y minutes de la mahana de
dicho dia, y la opinion generali-
zada es que 10 motivaron los ce-
los, pues Fernandez, ell asesi-
no y suicida, hacia algunos dlas
que Sc habia separado de su es-
posa Eva Rael de Fernandez, pa.
ra 10 cual habia ocurrido a Ia
prensa con ell objeto de publican
un aviso en- ell que advertia que
no Sc haria responsible por cuen-
tas cue ella contrajera en- su NOM
bre, en- virtud de que su dicha
esposa habfa abandonado su ho-
gar sin una causa justifcada.
Tai cosa sucedia el sabado de la
semana pasada en- la tarde, fe-
cha Y hora en- que ell joven Fer
nandez estuvo en- nuestras ofici-
mas. aparentemente dispuesto
a olvidar las difcultades habidas
entire el Y su esposa.
No hemos podido averiguar de
la manera exacta como sucediera
ell case, pero Sc infere que Fer
nandez fue a la casa de su refe-
rida esposa y despues de repro
charlie sus faltas, impulsado por
los celos que hace mucho tenfa de
ella, celos que en- un momento
de indignation Ia misma sonora
probablemente Sc encargara de
fundar aunque hubiera sido por
despecho. Fernandez sac6 la pis-
tola que portaba Y dispar6 tres
veces sabre ell cuerpo de la COM
panera de su vida, cuyos proyec-
tiles lie penetraron uno en- el cere-
bro, otro en- una rodilla y ell otro
en- un hombro. Inmediatamen-
te despues de cometido ell crimen,
Sc cree que Fernandez pretendi6
huir, pues Sc dirigi6 con rumbo
a la sierra, mas probablemente
en- ell camino pudo concebir Ia
monstruosidad de su crimen y ell
castigo que lie esperaba al ser
aprehendido y, para evadir Ell
cual volvi6 la pistola contra ST y
Sc dispsr6 un tiro debajo de la
barba el cual fue a salir en- la
frente, causandole una muerte
instantenea.
! Inmediatamente Sc di6 avise
} del case al Alguacil Mayor del
Condado y ell Diputado j. A.
SaIazar solo violentamente Ipars
ell lugar de los acontecimientOs
en- virtud de que ell Sr. Algua
- =
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Juez de Distrito encontr6 motives
suficientes para suspender en- sus
funciones al Alguacil Mayor Sr.
Trujillo, nombrando interinamente
en- su lugar a Mr.. L. Witt, de esta
plaza, y dejando dicha causa para
quesea investigada debidamente
TN el pr5ximo termino de Cortes el
segundo lunes de noviembre, por
un Jurado.
La opinion generalizada en- esta
ciudad es favorable al Sr. Trujillo,
pues Sc cree que tan luego como
Sc lleve dicha causa ante un jura-
do quedara vindicado de todos los
cargossque ahora Sc lie hacen.
Por otra parte predomina Ia
idea entire ell p1blico de que la
tai acusaci6n en- contra del Algua.
Gil Mayor de este condado no son
de ning1n peso, sino que obede-
cen tan solo a un trama de los
politiqueros dem6cratas, creyendo
q de esa manera podran sembrar
ell desanimo y la discordia entire las
filas republicans, cosa que es i'm
possible que pueda suceder va que
todos podemos comprender muy
facilmente el tai jueguito, y debe-
mos obrar con entero juicio a fin
de no darle armas nuestros enc
migos politicos.
Ell asunto puede ser tambien
considerable como una prueba de
que el Hon. Juez, 10 mismo que el
Hon. Procurador de Distrito estan
dispuestos a obrar con entero ape.
go la ley y la justicia; mas 81 as
fuese, nosotros tendriamos verda
dero gusto, va que en- tai case al
gunas otras cositas que Sc dice
permanecen ocultas o envuelta:
en- el misterio lIegaran a descubir
Sc tambien, y los culpables queda
ran en- manos de aquelIos que tan
a pecho estan tomando ell cumpli
miento de sus deberes.
No hay, pues, que alamarse po
este asunto que aparentemente re
viste caracteres relativament
graves, sino que por .el cOntrari
: debemos todos los buenos repubE
canos tomar debida nota del cast
a fin de prepararnos o obrar e
: un case dado para que Ell HoI
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