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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

A generous spirit of helpfulness
received shock when a slIoplifter
showed Boston policemen in plain
clothes how easy 1t was to rob n
glove counter. Verify cruel world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
FOLEY PILLS BROUGHT RELIEF

John Il. Gordon. Banville. III. writes:
II suffered with kidney trouble; could
not sleep and was always tired. got
some FOLEY PILLS and after a few
trcatmhpts I felt better" FOLEY PILLS
are diuretic stimulant for lie Kidneys;
aid in flushing and keeping theal active
Adv. febs -Ic-sS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

Congress. thinking Il can pass a
tax reduction measure which will re-
duce the taxes Of last year. has more
confidence in itself than has the gen.
eral public, Or doesn't Congress
really think so?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
Light ana AIRY
With the Athletes

Phyllie--I love a backward spring,
ThNrSiS -Shall | do one Tor You?
Widow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

One. reading those love-letters re-
ceived by Georgia's soft drink manu-
facturer. may regard Mr.. Gambler
lucky their sweetness didn't get into
his brow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
OAKLAND

Mrs. Fred Rowe has returned from
Skowhegan, where she has been ii
guest of her COUSIN. DIR. Julia Mae
kincaid.
Rev. Weston =. Holman, who has
been attending conVoCation week
ut Bangor Theological seminary, has
returned home.
Mrs. Cassie Brown of Lynn. Mass.
is in town. called here by the death
of her father, Frank Brann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

Having given away his wealth Mr..
Swartx of Portland may now per
init himself to be loved. 1t would
seem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
Editorial Comment
Convictions in Sequence
washington Post

There would be more convictions
for law and order if there were more
convictions for crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

If gasoline isn't a necessity Of life
under the law 1t is in fact, the way
life is lived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

The democratic women OF seven Of
the Middle Western States Have a
convention and resolve that the Ted
pot Dome scandal shall be the lead
ing campaign issue. Whether with
or without sugar is open to conjec-
ture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
By Albert T. Reid

tence, May our brother preach the
everlasting Gospel, and may he not
be everlaStingly about IT."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

Charles Mckenney of Orono will
be a week end guest OF his son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mckinney.
John SpauldinS of Augusta is in
town. called here by the illness OF
his father, Samuel Y. Spaulding.
Mrs. katheryn Westman of Fair
field street has returned from North
Arson. where she has been passing
several weeks. and has gone to
Shawmut to care for her mother.
Mrs. Fannie Elliott.
Linwood ana Walton Patten have
recovered from an attack of measles
and are able To he out.
Mrs. Maud NuGent went to shaw
NUT Thursday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Fannie Elliott. who is confined
to her home 10y illness.
Among the out-of-town people
present at the funeral services of tie
late Frank Brann were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fisher Mrs. Minnie Fisher
and Guy Sawtelle of Portland. Mrs.
Cassie Brown Of Lynn. Mass, and
Mrs. Maud Savage of WaterVillC.
Sherbourn StimCford. who is at,
tending l. Of NJ. at Orono, is passing
a few days at the home Of his grand
mother. Mrs. Ida Judkins of the Bel
grade road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Richardson Of
North Belgrade were business visitors
in town Friday.
Clayton Burwood has recovered
from an attack of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert II. Rich of Fair
field were guests Thursday of Mr..
Rich's mother. Mrs. Everett Watson
of Alpine street
Mrs. Sadie Reynolds of Waltham.
Mass, is passing few weeks at the
home of her father, Everett Watson
of Alpine street
Alfred Stevens. who has been pass
ing a few days at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Stevens.
will return Saturday TO Orono to re-
sumo his studies at the l.. of NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram York of
Portland. Mrs. Ralph Vintimer Of
Portsmouth, n. H.. George McCaus-
land OF Oak Grove seminary and
Harold York of Bowdoin college are
in town, called here by the death of
Charles NJ. York.
The annual meeting of Mt. Lebanon
Council will be held on Monday eve
ming. Feb. 4, in Masonic hall, Wat
crvi!lc, for election and installation
of officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

Mr.. Deerirg announces that he is
neither candidate for Governor
uor FOR collector. but would like to
so as Il delegate 10 the Republican
national convention and vote for his
old inmate. Coolidge. Perhaps in
this way he will he able TO keep his
name out of the. political prognosti-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
Funeral of Mrs. RaIph Bowen

Funeral services for the late. Mrs.
| Ralph Bowen We're held at the resi-
dence on Main street Sriday morning
at 10 o'clock. Rev. Smiley of the
! First Baptist church of Lewiston of
ficiatcd. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. The bearers
were Jesse Hallett, Marshall Helms.
Maurice Flint and Charles Walton.
} The remains were taken to Lewiston
and placed in the tomb TO await
burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

a travelling man, whose business
takes him to many parts of the State,
says that business conditions are
quiet in practically all Maine cities
this winter and the merchants in
nearly all towns report that they find
trade below the average. He says
that the general opinion is that bust
ness will pick up in the spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

Robert J. Peacock of Lubec chair
man Of the Republican State COM
mittee. gives it as his opinion that
there will be no more entrants in the
race for the gubernatorial nomina =
ton of his party. He believes that
the time has now become sufficiently
late so that all who intended enter
ing the contest have manifested
their intentions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

With the number of vessels tied UP
in Maine ports this winter. on ac-
count of lack of profitable freights,
it is easy to see why new vessels are
not being built. This same thing
has happened before. however. and
there may yet come time when the
schooner will once more be in de-
mand.-I}ath Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02

Portland is already having trouble
with its new form of government,
says The Bath Times. An affidavit
las been sworn out asking for the
recall OF George f.. West, one of the
members Oh the new council there
Maine people will watch with much
interest the doings in Portland for
the people of that city builded high
Eopes on the new plan of govern
mcnt and it is now being put to the
test,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

te usted que en- vuestro pr0ximo
mensaje a la Asamblea Legislative
extraordinaria reeomiende la siguien-
te enmienda
para tener derecho votar los
electores que estan inscritos en- las
listas electorales defnitiyas, despues
del 30 de Mayo de 1924, deberan
proveerse de un certificate de iden-
tificaci6n que sera preparado con
cinco copias por el Superintendente
General de Elecciones para las jun
tas locales. Las juntas locales al re-
cibir las copias de los certifcados
de identification, eptregaran q cada
elector el original, y una copia q
cada uno de los representatives de
los partidos organizados y otra CO.
.pia al colegio en- donde haya de vo-
tar tai elector Los electores ms
critos, deberan ser fotografiados a
expensas del Gobierno Insular, OBJ
teniendo cada elector einco copias de
su fotograffa. Dichas copias foto-
graficas seran entregadas personal
rnente por el elector a la junta To-
cal de elecciones, reunida, en- los dfas
que sean sefialados mediante procla-
ma del Gobernador.
La jpnta local entregara q cada
elector un certifcado de identification
conteniendo una copia de Ia fotogra-
fla del misno. Las otras cuatro co.
pias de. las fotografias Sc uniran a
las copias de los certificates del elec-
tor, Y TARA ser utilizadas por los
represen' antes de los tres partidos
TorganizaGos de Puerto Rico, y asi
paisr'' en-. el colegio en- donde haya
de yotar dicho elector. Ningun cleo
tor 2odra yotar sino presenta su GER
t.icado de Identification.
Cualquier otra medida en- este sen
tifo sugerida por usted en- su men
sale, que tienda a impedir que voten
los electores inscritos fraudulenta-
1nente, y asegure unas elecciones
hcnestas, seria de un gran cr6dito y
honor para ell pals.
/
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
DIVISAs Y TITULOS DE
PARTIDOS

La Seccion 42 enmendada, de la
vigente Ley. Electoral, concede deye-
cho a los partidosA apolfticos organi-
zados para Gambler sus respectivas
divisas, mediantes determinados tra-
mites ante el Secretario Executive dc
Puerto Rico. No aexiste NADIA en- Ia
referida ley que autorice expresa-
mente los partidos q zanzibar sus
titulos o nonlbres. Sdgier6 usted
que recomiende la Asamblea Le-
gislatiya, una enmiendap a dicha Sec
cion Az autarizando "A los partidos
q zanzibar sus titulos.t Q. rombres,
clisndo asi 10 solicitens los cuerpos
directivog centrales de dichos parti-
dos. quedando reservados a tales par
tidos que cambien ssus nombres todos
sus derechos legalss adquiridos con
sus nonbres tftulos anteriores. La
Ley debe dar conpleta facilidad pa
ra canbiar los titulos Q nombres
de los partidos, 10 mismo que Ia da
para cambiar las diyisas.
Las precedentes son las sugegtio.
| mes que. vuestra suggestion me per
mito hacerle, esperanto que elias
encuentren su favorable considera-
Icion.
Respetuosamente,
Santiago IGLESIAS.
Senador at Large
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

WNEA ~ ERT Nantes sRahon,'
= viaremos enteramente
gratis 50 preferenca entire un par de yum
fas para pufo de frente de oro s6lido. .
bien nm aldler de corhata montado On or5
s6lido aquellas personals que Ordenen scor
. mas aortijas. Esta oferta re mantendrk en-
sigancia por nm perfodo lirnitado de tempo
soIamente. Envfenos su pedido hoy mismn
TIE RADON 90.
Ospt. s.. 9l2 Bway. Nsw York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
MUY PRoNTo Ell TRAFICo DE
EsTA CAPITAL sEEA MoDITIcA-
DO Y pIRIGIDo.
continuation de la ga. paginal

aunqne sea un cacharro' para tras-
ladarse a s1l debido tempo Ia oticina.
Ademas sabemos bien Que con el gran
ndmero de vehfculos que transitan por
todas parties de la ciudad. y los cua-
les por 10 general Sc acrmulan en- mes
tras Was principales. donde IA afuen-
cia de publico IS mayor, Ia vida dc
los viandankss esta en- IN constante
peligro. Bssena pruoba dc clio han s.do
las muerte de dos nenas que ultima
mente perecieron baio las ruedas de
rna guagua y un autom6vil respectiva-
mante. otras veces, uno de esos deses-
peradamente lentos carritos de caballos
Sc atxaviesa en- la Gale, dabido 2 Ia
estrechez de nuessras vias pdhiicas,
una interminabls fla de yehiculos sc
We obligada ssguirla con u pacien.
cid de Job, mienaras los pasajeros So
dan todos los demcnios por el
atraso que les causs.
Y pensar one todos esos inconvenien-
tes vienen ser resusItos por y nue.
va ordenanza, IS algo Que debe nenar-
nos de placer. DO modo alle va dentro
dc muy POGO tiempo, por % menos en-
parte, 10 cual va auiere decir mucno.
Aun no tanemos eopia Dc dieha orde-
nanza. tai y como ha sido apropaua'
pero seghn tsnemos entendido elnpe-
zara restr ) la mayor brevedad po-
sible, va aue 81 probIelna del traflco es
algo Que denanda seduction urgente 2
! Immediate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
PoNCA ESTA MARAVlLLO LOSA
SCRTlJA JUNTo A UN BRl-
LLANTE LEGITiMo Y 81 ptIE-
De NoTAR ALGuNA DlFEREN-
ClA. DEvuELNANOSLA

Los briliantes .sRabSn'' posrivamenIs
ignplah ! los brillantes legitimos. Fl miFmo
resplandor La misna llama resplandeclente
los mismos deslumbrantes rayos de fuego VI
ro de arcofris casi desafando al que ns
lido IN experto en- brillantes toda su v'ts
Someta af 'sRabon's las mismas pruehas
que usted someterfa un brilante iegftimo
Convenzase . 81 mismo de -sus asombrosns
sualidades.
USE UN ERILLANTE ''RARONs 10 PysH
DIEz DIAS GRATIS. listed NO ARRIEs
GA NADIA ST usted o sus amigos pnedeD
notar alguna differences. dcvnelvanosla y e
garantizamns Ia devoluei6n do 50 dinero N
mediatamente. Los n1mnros 8 y 2 van NJ on
sados en- concha de orc de IA kilates. bos
ndmeros B., 4 10 en- efecto de platino ma
cizo. Tama6o de kiIate blanco szulado. ab'
solutamente perfecto. No. o. tamapa ,ds
kiiefes.
mos asss. P,ssais,sns, q ss'as. NO ERVIE DIREI 0
AMOS
Solamente mande el tamafio de ia scrts
IA en- una fira de papel que de puntn pm
"a le cybra alrededor del dedo. Su sortiia
le sera enviada . vuelta de correo. Cuandr
10 iiegue deposite con Ell cartero Ell moutan
te inCicado arriba, 81 dentro del plazn 5e
diez dAas resuelve no quedarse con ella. de
su6lv nnosla obtenga su dinero ntra vea
A FIR, En sv,+~ 14vntF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
sNlJNCIO DF SUBASTA
sUM1NTsTRo DE PIEDRAs
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENT0 DEL
INTERIOR
NEeocIADo DE oBRAs pUsL1cAs
San Juan, P. r. Mayo s, 1922

San Juan, P. r. Mayo s, 1922. Z
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
"a la adjudication en- publica subasta
de sunlinistro, medida. y cntrega de
$4,000 metros cubicos mas Q ulenos de
piedra triturada para ser acoriados en-
las carreteras insulares duranto el aslo
economico 192A-le25, Sc recipira en- ess
ia oficina hasta las 300 P. M. de- daa
2 de junio de 1924, en- que Sc abriran
leeran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
reg'r en- el contrato podran reeoser
los licitadores los modelos de PROPOSE
clones que han de presentar.
La Administration Sc reserva el de.
recho de recha2ar cualquier todas las
proposicioaes y de adjudicar el contra
to bajo otras consideraciones distintas
de las del precio.
GUILLERMO EsTEVES, &
Comisionado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

ROMA. marc "a. fCable frances -
Sn santidad ha recibIdo hoy en- a'l-
diencia privada Mons: Hanna como
futuro candidate americana para car
denal en- eI pr6ximo consistorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

Los DIEJORES TRAJES Iavables
para sus nifios los encontrara a precios
bajos en-
GONZALEZ PADIN co. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
JAMAs EsTA PERDDo

I'm obJeto hasta que IN anuncio On
sl. MUNDo no ss 10 devuelvx. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-09
T00BSERVE
ARMISTICE
J<scaI lAxp,n Pa.t U<ehea aeI
Oy.xY yanes tGG. II

L,ryc tj>@Nz i'.&,, tn-et4z- se~
lpn. sn w ftz, n-&<ss,Y r. :te
tai ahG 0,s.;b,f .4,a$y.t. !@-<s tasgE@.
tn@jfteG s1f<.i ~ >.f,&ai,af.@& II Et-
m.<t,ns' Dsl, rs,rh<~f 4. Ts,@ G.ez~
sn.is - 's.E rs!Hs.f"'Z.t- n2-~ t.r
ptahf.ef !a.Af ~ ~ if

Df. II T., I,.S, ! <'s% <g&YsIe
~ n,n Ent>f~*H. !%lI.a ha.-.s4s-.
",n1etfi.h ~ n PA. fs,tsest. i.
n,Ib syne.f.ny II. ,f.s rt.aysr.t.f.a.
i,nts e1iafly IT nj h.s4!s~s@ aAff.r.-
p!jantt H. szt!aifstI 'nAt i '>,..,
ga,,,m II! ''>fin Ija<f.,a i%y1,t-
bai,sA ".,i!ra Ut, Lstsfa. Hines,
iin;n III ,hr YesEfarss i.1feag, ahr,
utged lr.atp,n u IA. pfSt<,sEt tieU
JrH,b 1lstfpct iasps,a. fsf ssf<-f
rDlhf el-s@ryJr~ MEt,, ~ SDftn Ia
ruth Tiny mr." y.ysn o,Iaft|rDa
hehIinx, sS san III, Isis, Whl
MAS IA Urfnt,cf II :, natianaI run
v"htl,m r,n,mIttEf. sad tha, me
"Dhftriir,h Mas MT al tan, tu,
that HEieghir. DID IS kfsat deal II
sHfIrns W,fk Ut,iIE thing,
4 surser f>iiDWsh the business
seaairn, Jnsf. Uhs "a Kot,d cr.Wd
rnt tue ,he f,st meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-09
Mnn Wanted
After Killing
Gives Self Tn

atand FattE, ~. 9 'DGt.ssinp
mas b.. lA ,Hn rune, Lni ian3Int
III ZIMMERMAN w,tt ibs sitting al
b,iia wins tba,baHeaD ~ ',p,tt
i.U iasi tjtday HlRhi, tia,tu"s MAJ
aUs ~ bJaHd tD,ts. Fave himself np
/. t.jL enH8,y au,GDtl'Ins Junsdh y
atlsgv"sh ain'H FiyiHp himself NJ
ha has berU confined ~ he fnl.i
pa0Hty iaIi u, inDt stan MnioHe
i.ayt ". 'f"ok stan ~ issnat -
sayisndn, ~ me authorities
ita 10 said ~ have confessed ma,
be was ibs dIlssf ~ the htudGbake'
aHtnta"t.ite containing aver ~ eaila,s
~ alcohol, wb,Gt, was f"Dni ~ "A
dnoh na ne tfaokst.n 'aah. near
Fast Ata"d t"tks F,,hay n,ehi. some
tine aftas wits tharh"aeau. aged
4, had been ran dawn and hiiihh NY
az aa,oa,ot.ta an the st,sa,s ~
f,o.tst.H Arlar ,ht ea1 was found
" WAS iaban w t'"tt s"untp officers
W fJu.bsiOn ana aiare then author
,i,ns have considered the tha"'y that
thn HashiHn IN question was the
daa,h aaT
MulaNe Is rsp",thh 4" have i"lh
nfrtAaps ~ Cy"sksi"n, aftav he gave
hiWaalf ~. mat ,hs rlfst time ha
hHar, d phild had heun kiilah ~
tyooRs,"n. FRIDAY was -" Monhuy
To sNlh hu als" heard al that Tine
t,,a, ,ha oar ha had driven wac ba
iiaysJ "a Le ths death Ha,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-09
H()MEMAkEKS
FAIR PLANNED

Inuisrn. n, H.. Oct. 1--A Home
makHts' GIub Fair viii LH held "a,
Garrison on Entnrdny. OcLOber Ii.
I:n,th. Win hs prepared by differ
mt clubs ~ follows.
UndHrwnrd Home Nursing.
Turtle Luke Products from 20
taiOrs.
Garrison House Dresses and
Aprons and Meat. Bread md
Potatoes.
Librtty,=Children's Clothing.
RAUL IN 1usr Dresses an Il
Aprons,
Max Milk Products.
booths will h. arranged in tn.
fofsho0h and during NE afternoon
Mrs. Myrtle Gleason Cole Ut the
Extension Division. Agricultural
College will speak. Mrs. Cole
spoke IT. several club meetings
during the snmtncr nnd all wha
heard her viii wnht II. hear he,
again. several nj the AJiomem"k
crs' Clubs will also hx4c numbers
On the program.
The buHiicnn men Df Garrison
n'r cooperating by furnishing hail
ANA frame work for the booths.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-09
HOlM,en At Altoona
Never Lack Shelter

Altaona. IA. Oct o. Although
it's anty al old harm. II has a reru
tat,an th,auuh "ut the United
atates !, In hnawn as llagerty's
Barn and Il u located on the out
shirtH uf Allpana,
Years ana u man named llanere
Is, who livud JUS, outside the limits
VI this city, UWNud the harn which
heeahe n rav"fite stopping place
fat the hniHhta at the road travel
ine alonI the soute 1T the laesent
Lsneoln Highway, Mr., llasery
nuee, Objected /" the hahues atop
pins ~ his harn. even after five.
helieVed " have heen started hN
thea,, destroyed the original huild
ina- NV, haaetty huilt n new barn
anal when he died -ninined his
heiia Neeet IN elasu the hailding's
aaasa ~ isamps, The heirs have
daAe HIS bidding,
Evers nisht franz iva ~ three
~ u dasen hahaes stap there, Meals
are eeaked nearby Frequently
The vistars aa their laundry and
atslAe the elothes an wipes near
the harH,
A f1sitient M this CITY, travelling
IA The west this sUA,n,rt. was ash
IA hv man f,2m California " he
knew where ttagetty'a barn was
lueated, The Al,oaaan replted ~
sae affirmative, AMI the WESTERN
,Aaa aaM he and Maay 'H,aVeltng
t'iehds' had stappea al the place,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-09
Weather Report

i'", "a hnurs ending al mean
Temperature nj u. m,.,,,.,., AZ
lliehrsl yesterday Ui
lowuai vest erday III.
lAwrat Last nighl ~
l'ip,inllat ion "
Highest wind velocity ~,
WEATHER. EONEC AArA
ln, bismarck aud Vicinity; Cen
orally fair tonight and Friday
Colder tonight, Temperate l,y
near freezing
For North Dakota Generally
fair ton'gh, and Friday. except
probably rain tonight In north
east partition, Coldcr tonight
Temperature near rreesing,
UENENAi. WEATHER CONDITIONS
A deep low preaa,,re area. &c
,nmpahie,l hy precipitation. covcra
the upper Mississippi Valley and
tho pahotaa over an inch III
rsin iell IN parta Ut Ia. nakotaa,
kain nlao occurred ia Washington
and Oregon and snow Ia failing at
Calgary lhia morning, Warn,
weather. prevails over the M,naiaa
ippi Valley hut the temperature Ia
dropping rapialy over tho rlaina
Statea and Rocky Mountain re-
Gton,
uKkia ", k0NERra.
Meteorological,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-09
VALLEY CRY
WOMAN HEADS
STATE CLUBS
Wan,inusd tram page onsD

'''''''S' S'"V p"8" WHY
''."s ana sse ho~ ihey measure ai
nam 'h.sa ~ athe, states,
". heHh special wn,ka, ia take
rare III ut, fsHtle minded eases W
HE 'nHmUhiiYi Ia make ihyeslipu
b"ns ana aid ~ rs,,inp them into
iusi iLuiiUHs. W. need homes u,
Hurb bakn,a ~ take ~ dependen,
'hiihrsh and uisa ~ plvs boys and
titis ahahHh. VII" ats ~ danger ~
becoming d1linausnts IN 'hs,, Pre-
sent surroundings, bei,syu the
eIuh women s.uid heit materially IN
finding su"h homes"
Iiaai,h Mre, D. II Marrrhiein
chairman "a operation Hf aiub va
men ~ith "sisliHE health and welfare
organisations continuation 1T stud,
III s"sial hygiene problem and h,ip
"vil ""peJaii6n sf oluhs WIN Dt
r. u nmyiha. di,h"ioi state buteau
~ vnnu,."l hiasase
"br '!myth." Mts Peterson repn,,
ed. gives credit /" oiuh women fo,
sur"ass ~ hia h1,auu
'Iha utHd Ton ,"ntiu,in,,s edvca
ti"hai ~",h ah"dsst young paople
IL emphasized ny recent reports rron
lhe state training school ~, Amyth
was d""teh 40 saying. '"f girls al
United ~ i',aI, ~ 40 p1, cent ha,
beeh aehuaily delinquent and 10 ~
pa, eeni we,e voRe,tally diathsed ,"
"surttassi"n "f street earnivais
and ,hai, uant'", has iessened The
ansual delinquency" nt, hmyth rs
ported,
"l'he federated 'iuhs." Mrs Peter,
son said have denounced Narnivhis
ihe state.
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Gi,Is' Tty this When Gambling
and dressing your hair. just moisteh
ynut hnit brush With ii little Dan
de-, inr" and brush IL through your
hnif, The effect Is startling! You
rnn dr ynnr hnr up immediately
and IL viii npprnr twice ~ thick
and brnyy mass ~ Kl"my hair,
sparkling wih life and possessing
thai Incompatible anf'nraa, fresh
ness and Iulufinnrr.
While brnutiiyinp III" hair Dan
drrihr" is also innihE and stinulat.
ing each single hair u grow thick.
long and strong, Hair stops falling
out and dnndruff disappears. Got
II bottle nf delightful, refreshing
"Dnnhrrinc" nj amy drug or toilet
counter and Just see how healthy
mud youthful your hair becomes.
Adv
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Plan Coolidge
Drive in Forks

Grand Forks. Oct, o. Every MAJ,
~ woman nf Grand Forks who be-
1isveh IN constitutional government IL
urged to bn pieaeht at u ,neeting Ia
he held at The city hall ThurHda,
evening
~ that time steps viii bn tnkci
I" form Coolidge mud Dawes clubs
Tor both men AMI womrh. aud general
plans viii be- discussed for puttinl
u" wh''lwind campaign IN thia cit,
~ the interests of sound government
This was decided ~ n meeting
held ~ The city hall iaat night a,
which W, II. Vanderhorf, chairman al
the Republican county central con,
mitise. presided. aud which wan at
tended by number of the rrpteaen
,ative Republicans 1T this city.
u wnn determined al that tine I,
make whirlwind campaign IN III.
interests "i the Republican atandar.
hearers. ana this campaign w,ll b.
"penad NJ The Thursday night meet
iUg.
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tENTMAi. PARKS CAVE

fdaw ynrk, GOT, y, Police a,e Ia
'sa,,hl ta,b Ia u "poIl " niaa'nE
Hllls" Ihay r""h ho"ad the stay
~ taan hnshi. ~ yaa, old runaway
~ Cleveland, that aha had siert w,tl
ahuut s,",u IT uthu, p,sls ~ :,
aapo ~ Tie ta'L. hui n"w they ave
guarding The ENTRANCE /" the cavern
nssapt thu m"at nuti"us " tho pa h
aspluesys,
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I,Atitjtt rt'l;

fnhht t"r IA hninA mnusht to /
N"tA Mnh elata At ~heautv and ret
,ewIan. ,Ned naVaM brown, Il aim
atates much higher priced fut