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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-03

dents Of plated Townsite OF Williams,
was presented as follows: IL ~. -
Petition for Incorporation Of Village
Under Chapter 9, General Statutes
of iNinneAota 1913. - =
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ways has certified that the bonds
hereinafter specified are such as will
their maturity out of tine Trunk High
,ray F"n and only out or that fund.
in accordance with the provisions OF
|. Whereas, this. county desires relm-
sofa out Of the Trunk highway for
SUCH So,s s1hIrs nsrsfnr. -.
BE " it Resolved that the county of
Beltsami: A:nnesots sss issue it bonds
bonds shall be So in number. numbered
consscutively. from eighty-six (S6) to
o.re nanafea. forty GAO Inclusive, shall
be OF tho Reorganization Of $4,000
which shall DO in the denomination OF
ssSsIS, and shall be dated March list,
Bonds numbsrsd, IS to 80 Inclusive.
on March !. 1899,
on March, ], -l93a; go -. ~. .. III.
Bonds numbered 1o1 to ITO inclusive.
on March !. 1888: ~
Bonds numbered III to 100 inclusive.
Bonds numbered lei to $50 inclusive.
on March !, 1895; .s... -~. -.
Bonds numbered Ia to 1873 inclusive.
on March !, 1896; -'.'-.. - 10y
1857: ''0'''e0 '''s vi 'Dafen l.
Said bonds shall bear interest at the
rate Of six per cent, t6%ol per annum.
which shall be evidenced by appro-
pirate interest coupons. each evidence
Tod. and shall be payable as to principle
and interest at such place as purchaser
Inc said bonds shall be in substan-
TALLY the following form. with neces-
sary variations as to numbers. demon.
inations and maturities. which said
form Is hereby approved and adopted:
N0 :UNiTED STATES OF AaiEKIcX '''
s f%ar, STATE Of M!NsSSESoTA'1 .-
. -, MENT BOND -,
know All Men BY These Presents.
s aas sss et sf nn nS
tor value received promises TO pay
Sss;ss ;n s0lS 5xssg5, 81 {5o5 y5iisS
weight and fineness. on the ;;,---,..:.,,,:
interest thereon from date until paid
payable semi-ennually on the lst day
OF September and March, in each year.
upon presentation and surrender Of the
Ally become due. both principal and
interest being payable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, state
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
This bond is issued by said County
under authority of and in strict COM
pliance with the laws of the State Of
moro particularly Chapter 522. Laws
1921, on account OF expenditures made
in permanently improving roads known
as trunk highways described in Article
16 OF the Constitution of the State of
Minnesota; and heretofore definitely
Comnissioner Of Highways.
1t is hereby Certified and .Recited
that all acts. conditions and things re-
auired by the Constitution and Laws
OF the State Of Minnesota. to be and to
he done precedent to and In the is
eeution Of the certiaca.e Of the Com
Chapter 522. Laws 1921. a copy OF
which is endorsed hereon. have been
properly done, happened and been per-
formed. in regular and due form and
total Indebtedness Of said county. in
constitutional or statutory limit.
The full faith. credit and resources
OF said, county OF Reltrarni. Mtnnesota
are hereby irrevocably pledged. for the
interest Of this bond a. maturity.
In Witness Whereof. the County
Board Of Beltrami County. Minnesota.
has caused this bond to be signed by Its
chairman. and by the County treasur-
er, and countersigned by the County
Auditor, and scaled twlth his official
Chairman County Board.
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"THE FIRE EATER" GRAND -.
LAST TIME TONIGHT

With three chaarcterizations "a its
outstanding features, Universars spe,,
cial attraction, 1.-THE Fire Eater"
brought entertainment to the screen
Of the Grand theater last night, and
where it will be shown for the last
:ilne tonight. Hoot Gibson's perform
ance as a smilingly intrepid forest
,..nger, Louise Lorraine's portrayal
Of q mountaineer girl with a strong
contempt for Federal agents and Car
men Phillips impersonation OF
Gypsy girl with romantic proclivities
the the figures which stand out In
clearest relief. Each is an achieve
ment, with Hoots the best of the lot.
Ralp Cummins had the forest serv-
ice romance we'll in hand and the tim
Der problem well anaiyzed when ne
wrote the story. Harvey Gates pre-
pared a smooth continuity for Reaves
Eason's use in the direction of the
production. Mr.. Eason's touch IS
esen in a nice balance OF important
dramatic scenes-and such careful
andling has its place in outdoor plays
ust as we'll as in your parior soc.e1y
dramas. -. - -,
Louise Lorraine is the sort OF Lead
np woman TO- gather in the ta,. let
.ers. 60 to see "The Badge of the
Fighting Hearts and you'll be writ
ng her one yourself-for she has
ovely charm that is all the more
conspicuous because Of the wonderful
Genie background of the California
zig timber. a..
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LANE THAT HAD NO TURNING
AT ELko THEATER SUNDAY

Agnes Ayres has starred upon hel
career rs a fult-tiedged Paramount.
star, in 1.-THE Lane That Had N
Turning" which will be the feature
at the Elko theater next Sunday an.
Monday. An unusually strong cast
was engaged to support Miss Ayeis.
the lineup Including Mahlon Hanni
ton, Theodore koslotf, Frank Cam
peau. Wilton Taylor, Robert Bolder.
LILLIAN Leighton, Charles West en-"
Frederick Vroom. Victor tlcmins
was specially engaged to direct the
.photoplay the scenes OF which are lM.
IN the French-C ana dian precincts, an
locale so familiar to the author al
which he used as background for
many Of his most popular works Vi
fiction.
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The Best None Too
>.,H.F Ii Good ~@ -

"After, many years Of stomach suf-
fering l have at last found medi-
cine for that trouble. But believe
me it was a timely find / couldn't
have lasted great while longers My
stomach would bloat with gas like
a barrel and the COLES got to be aw-
full. Medicine didn't help much un-
til I got hold of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which did the trick. | am
telling everyone about it."
), 1t is simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation whcihe causes prac-
,tically all stomach, liver and intesti-
raj ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or, money re-
funded AT all druggi.ts.-Adv.
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ROSE OF THE WEST" At
REX THEATER SATURDAY.

A play which, it is said, thrills Wit.
vital human interest Will be shown l..
the Rex theater Saturday. It is !.
and Is described as a vivid photoplay
TO the northern wilds. The scenes aI>
laid in a country that is visited only
occasionally by Indians and the pa
troI OF the Northwest mounted police
The story is that Of . brave wo
man who fights against the plan o.
hsr brutal husband to sell thea
daughter for = gold field he has -,
srstIy discovered. At one point tit
husband, absent for several ysa1s, l.
supposed to bs dead, and Rose La
belle il about to marry the head o.
the mounted police, when her hus
band reappsars. The situations al.
described Is intensely dramatic ant
full of suspense. ''Ross Of the West"
is declared to be one of the ssrol.
est plays Of its kind.
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who returns to her snowy, pitiful life
upon learning that her sweetheart has
abandoned his career for her sake.
It u = poignant tragedy that viii
not fail to hold interest until the very
and. .~.
Nazimova's supporting cast M
cludss Rudolph Valentino, ceiebrateG
for his performance in .'The Four
Horsemen Of the Apocalypse" and
1.-THE Conquering Power Edward
Connolly, Rex Clergyman, Arthur
Hoyt, ZeZfie Tillbury, Ruth Miller,
Consuelo Flowerton, Mrs. Oliver and
William Orlamond. ": 90. -
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SINNERS" AT
REX THEATER TONIGHT

"Virtaous Sinnsys," . human in
tsrest drama OF more than ordinary
interest, comes to the Rex thearsl
tonight a. the main attraction.
The absorbing story told in thus hM'
drama Is one OF universal appeal H..
it carries one from the homes Of III.
rich to the novels of the poor. Il
pictures in detail the peculiar re-
nance of . girl rescued from the
streets and a man, respected BY hl$
society friends, who stole in the very
homes where he was an invited guest
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this 18th day Of January. 1922. =
Albert Chilgren,
"A (Albert Chilgrenl
Notary Public, Beltrami County, MINI.
Ny Commission expires July, 10, 1898.
lNotArial SeAD
Commissioner ImAdahl offered ths
folli2wtns Resolution and moved isr aa-
, : Whereas. a duly signed and verified
petition OK twenty-n1ne OF the legal
voters OF the plated portion of this
Townsite Of Williams. Beltrami County
Minnesota. and lands adjoining there.
to, and sought to be incorporated
CONTINUED on page 81
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lots ana n.ocKs aa upTr "a 1d" Hs,traG,i
and stare OF Minnesota; .oho not III NJ, 40
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Chairman County Board.
.......................County. Minnesota
County Treasurer
.....................County. Minnesota
Countersigued:


County Treasurer
........,...........County. Minnesota
Countersigued:
County Auditor.
Tho following is to be printed on the
back OF this, bend: ,o ,o.a
Highways, of the State OF Minnesota,
do hereby certify that tho County Of
Beltrami. Minnesota. is entitled to issue
it, bonds In the aggregate sum Of s54,,,
9Ss,1S under section 2, subsection %
Of Chapter 52e,. Laws 1891, that said
bonds when so Issued are such as win
their maturity. out of the Trunk High
way fund and only out OF that fund.
in accordance with the provisions OF
are sf 10 be. known as trunk Highway
Reimbursement Bonds of Beltrami
County. to be dated March Sth. 1893.
(S6) to e-hundred- forty (14oj inclus-
Dated ut St. Paul. Minnesota. this LIST
day of Feb: lS22.
oP't The stats Of 7: Minnsac oS
tComm.s s!oner's SeaU
oo mSs sh af be- R sdsfH e fs
lowing form: ..a -
| O....-- ....--- $500.
On the.day of..........-...-..A. d.
ID. tho County of......-..-..... Mime
Dollars (...........,....-.) in Gold Coin, at
being the semi.annGai instailment Of
interest due on Its Trunk Highway Re-
endorsement Bonds dated.....................-...
ls..-........., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chairman. County Board.
County Treasurer.
Countersigued:
County Auditor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
MOVIES
Vaudeville at Eagle

The popular Main Street playhouse is stagng for tonight a vaudeville act in addition to thelr first class Para mount program. "Carolna", that southern InuIWuual, Will entertain Nltn the latesU III songs and uances. A vared seIectlcn ot raramount DIG lures have been selected headed by the VivaCIOus star BlIIIe Durke m Clyde r1Icn cIe, CT comedy success
 Ine rrlsAJ SI4s JOn1sVn Inc ln- Ieinat4Ondi News wIn snow tAe CarUl- naIs assvnID4eu Al hOIne Lo naiIo .ie new Pope. ms ls the only pIcLu4e ever made of members of the Sacreu CoLeee m une Vatican. ScactergOou Balnes, the idol Of magazine readers, wlll ulspense hls goouness ID the cieV- CT comedy playlet Down the Line This popuIar faramounC program to- gether with the vaudeville will be shown at the regular Eagle Tneate. admission prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
TT heodora"

The Italian motion picture Thee dora, brought to Jh4s cOunIy D. .4.~ U 1auwy Il cohlp-ny, anu which will be plesUnLevI at Lne Lyric Theatre tO- morrow i5 sald yo De truly maSnItl- cent. Anu the p:cture has sGmetn1ns 4nu:e than size. lcs numerous sets, constructed witnCut regard to cost anu exact reproductions or old world al chitecture, built of stone ana marble cu44lnce spectators tnaS they are see ing byzanUlum and it's people cn tI-
 screen. There are dramaIlc thrhis III the picture too. not CnIy the excite ment of battles and masses of men in motion, but tho more telling eIIc. of contrast, the contrast of cold, ill- different marble and hot, impas5ioIed humanity. To see mob racIn5 through court of oblivious columns and unconcerned statues, is to feel nomenIaliness Of not the irony, c1 life ID it's most passionate effort. The picture again and again acIieYe
 anu thrill follows thrill in rapid sue cession. "Theodora" as a spectacle has never been surpassed and will be remembered as an impressive, mas siye, glittering spectacle. whose story gathers momentum at the beginning and rushes on to an exciting enu. Owing to the length of the picture there will only be four shows daily, two in the afternoon and two in the even 'ng, and it is suggested that al, who can, attend the masinees.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
PERILS OF MARRIAGE

IT that mamOny he groom tried 
 the idea about their parcu generations
 shoulder family today
 Civilization is feathe
 Economic problems Imagine they areha
 the To begin he o bride fighting rival.
 teeth ongesthanded andc
 rading
 
 nightmares deirum
 Oh. it those daysi
 terrible that followed person breadine.
 hardshpy
  prairie
 nothing ventung chaed wilderness cooking luxury 
 They right handed clearings family of look intypes poorest and dgooms havea aeayim ime today off When they house themselves nitire a car
 of living That's why most of economic problems of married life in
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
WAS IT FATE

.DOUGLAS-A conspiracy of cir cumstances drought about the death of Bert Hockett, Sam Medigovich ana Carmello Estrada, smelter employees, who. were killed last Sunday after noon when an automobile in which they were riding was struck by the Californian" at the C. & A. crossing. HOcKett, for the first time in many months, stopped to close the gate at his home in Pirtleyille after he had driven hIs automobile out of the gar age. He called for MeditioYich and Estrada at their homes and on the way to the smelter picked up Mex ican.
 As the car turned from the highway to the shelter road the Mexican opened the car door to expectCrate and his hat blew eff. Hockett stop ped the car and would have waited but the Mexican insisted he go on as the hat had been carried several hun dred feet by the wind.
 Had HocketL not stopped to close the gate-or if he had not stopped to pick up the Mexican or had the MeXican's hat not blown off or had he waited for him to recover it the accident would not have happened, as the train was travelling at 90 miles an hour and 15 seconds sooner CT later the automobile would have been a. cross the track or on the north side ana safe.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
"A Broken poIIo

It ,s aI1usine that h4ary Thurman who won lame as One oI the MaC-. oeAAett bdtnIns girls dIdn iGa-A e- swim untII aICer she had IOrsaAen the aqaasic cOmeules for serious rulea i'll drama. She says that everyone begged Tor eXnibitIOns o1 skill ln the water, knowing she had been Sen nett girl, a fact which embarrasse~ her so tremendously that she finally C uld stand the straln no longer aill tUoh svIno 5wDHinIns lessons. Sne 10 nOw apYeui4.s, IA. tne ALan D~aA proauction, ,A A broAcn DC.i wi44.4. comes u the Lyme theater toCay.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
DWELLING. CONSUMED

BOWIE - Thursday morning be between twelve ana enc o'clock the fire alarm brought the citizens from their slumbers to the property owne,i by Prof. A. R. Spikes about block west of the s. P depot, which was in flames and occupied by James Jones. Every eftCrt was made to check the flames, DuC they were too far advanced to be controlled. Both the building and contents were des- troyed. The furniture was q total loss but the bullung was about one halt covered by insurance. The orl- gin of the fire is unknown.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
Nurse Recovering After Hazardous
 Brand of Mercy

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. March 20.-Miss Lydia Fricke, Klamath county health nurse. is recovering slowly from hazardous trip of 23 miles on skis through binding snow storm which she undertook for the relief of a destitute family in the northern part Of Klamath county.
 When news of the plight of the family of six reached Glamath Falls, Miss Fricke went by train to Kirk, where she found that owing to four feet of snow the roads were impass- able to ordinary traffic. Hiring four men and equipping them and herself with food and clothing, she battled the way through blizzard until com pelled to make camp for the night in a deserted cabin The party re- sumed the task the next day and reached the ranch in time to bring the relief. They found four children ill with no food except few beans, and with little clothing. Although nearly exhausted, the party returned on skis the next day.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
WOMEN


 covering they problems They notice especially what men consider solemn problems
  cu this themselves Women who only the little important living pepeuatng the human by having children That sound hnngfundamena Women with the really yaw men become excited about nothing.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
AROUND THE COUNTY
nd ma. .l- -.

aad Was g!."r, a4C :l3-5Dy
 For N, annS tns c~u,e5C the fo4mef Douelas m->-i nvi:. lc-c-so 4.J n casE Llterod Dy t!,e eh-.Ei.,er vT c1MriHrcs anu 3-6 la trade. Harvey Wt,5 the t.rst shipping clerk for ths Phelps Dodge .stoIe n Dol tl,. ana later Was .genr TOT an llsdraEcC. company III DJugiss. He IeIC Dcle d2dul yodr ago Tor Tucson
 The slogan Mas printed across the front paee of the tuc:soI C.itilaa in green ink Cn F1rlGay's eulticns.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
ELECT OFFICERS

BENS0N--A business meeting and election Of officers t.sthe EsNoman s Club for the ensuing year was held at the Grammar School building Thurday afternoon. The following officers were elected Mrs A. w. Bard, president; Mrs. l.. D. Redfield, vice president; Mrs. Colvin, 2nd vice pres ident; Mrs Ed Castaneda was elected secretary and corresponding secre- tary; Mrs Clifton Egerton, treasurer; Mrs. k. l.. Pratt, auditor; Mrs. J. H. Getzwiller, parliamentarian.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
MAJoR APPoINTEp cHAIRMAN

DOUGLAS-Maj. George H. Kelly, editor and publisher of the Daily In- ternational has been appointed chair man of the local branch of the MliI- tary Training Camps association, ac- cOruing to a telegram he receIveI from John s. Oglesby, chairman for the eigth corps area. Major Kelly wlli receive the necessary application blanks ana other information wltnin a few days.
 The training camps for tms area will be at ForI Sam Houston 2nI Fort Logan and will be open from August l to 31.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
TO INVESTIGATE STRONG BOX.

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 2e.- A safe deposit box believed filled with gold, presumed to belong to Esteban Can tu, former governor of Lower Cali fornia, and F. A. Dato, was looked into on an order granted Saturday by the superior court. Settlement of the mystery of the bix was authorized in an attachment suit by the Globe Cot ton Oil Company against Cantu and Dato.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
CREAM CLEARS A
 STUFFED-UP HEAD
instantly Opens Every Air Passage-Clears Throat Too.

It your nestriis are clogsed and your head is stuffed because of nasty catarrh or a cold. aprly a, little pure, antiseptic cream into your n6strils. It penetrates through every air pas sage, soothing and healing swollen, inflamed membranes and you get in stant relief.
 Try this. Get a small bottle of Elys Cream Balm Gt any druc store. NC~ vloggcI uOstrils open right up; your head is clear; no more hawking or snufting. Count fifty All the stuff ness, dryness, struggling for breath is gone. you feel fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
+ SKIN BREAKS
 OUT AND ITCHES'
 APPLY SULPHUR

Just the mCment you apply Mentho- Sulphur to an itching, burning or bro ken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins. snys noted skin spe- ciaiist. This sulphur prepartion, made into pleasant cold cream. gives such quick relief, oven to fiery eczema, ,that n6thing ,isrs caer been found to take it's place.
 Because of its germ destroying pro- pertics, it quic6ly subdCes the itching, coCis She irritation and heals the ec- zema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place Of ugly cruptions. rash, piMplcs or rouchness
 You do not have to wait for i'm provcmcnt. It quickly shows. you can get little jar Of Mentho-Sulppur at any drug store.