Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NEW LIGHT THROWN ON * ELWELL MURDER CASE ' (By United Press.) New York, June 17.—The .glrl who owned the pink silk nightrobe, boat owners, and consists of an auto “trailer” upon which the frail hulls are carefully mounted on spring bases and thus hauled from their home cities to Burlington. KKK KKK KK CLEARBROOK * he | % 3% 3% % % 3% 3% % X % % % % % % * boudoir cap and slippers found in the home of Joseph B. Elwell, murdered whist expert, was known to author- ities today. Detectives were search- ing for her and District Attorney Dooling hoped to question her today. The girl’s name was revealed by Mrs. Marie Larson, housekeeper for Elwell. The housekeeper reluctantly admitted that when she first entered the house Friday morning and found her employer unconscious. her first thought was to shield the girl. Detectives at Lexington, Kentucky, found the mysterious Anne they were looking for, and she talked freely of her acquaintance with Elwell. Detec- tives were convinced that neither she or her relatives were connected with the murder. A FOUR MINUTE TALK ON THE “RED MENACE” A. C. Townley has created quite a rumpus in the clouds with his $10,- 000 airplane purchased with Minne- sota farmers’ hard earned dollars. In his ramblings through the atmos- phere in your locality he has stopped only long enough to spread his gos- pel—namely “Down with the present form of government—let Townley run the state.’ ’ But—has he dared to tell you of the extensive program of socialism in North Dakota. Has he told you of his famous banking law that has destroyed cred- it of North Dakota farmers with their local bankers; of his charging a fee of $6.00 a thousand merely for the application of a loan from the state bank on North Dakote, how he took $17,000,000 of public funds and authorized its expenditures for any state enterprise, and then under or- der of the governor, forbids any ex- amination of the records of the bank? Has he given one inkling of how he seized control of the newspapers in North Dakota; took all legal ad- vertising away from the independent press, gave it to his own newspapers and forced more than 100 papers out of business? Has he ever, in a single instance, 3 asked you to study both sides of the : question. g 1 Has he ever suggested that you see A . the series of motion pictures distrib- uted by the Minnesota Sound Govern- ment association which portray so vividly the actual conditions in North Dakota. Has he ever so much as hinted that he would get things for you, unless he asked for money, too? . Townley has had his day in North o0 s Dakota. He's through. Now he ex- ‘ pects to pull the same stunt on the people of Minnesota. Get the facts. Learn of North Da- kota's experience. Inform yourself thoroughly of both sides of the con- troversy. Then use your own judg- ‘ment at the primaries June 21. RACE BOATS COME ON AUTOMOBILE TRAILERS Burlington, lowa, June 17.—A brand new method of beating the transportation tie-up, which might otherwise interfere with the ship- N T e STy TR S AVE SN ] | ment of racing hydroplanes for the ! big race meet here July 2, 3, 4, and 5, has been adopted by the racing e ——— GRINAGER'S ' SUNSHINE GROCERY CARRY CASH AND- ! 5 Yeast, per pkg............ B Bhredded Wheat ... 4 Grape Nuts .............. 18¢c M Corn Flakes, 2 for 25c HY Puffed Wheat .......... 4 Puffed Rice .............. ] Tall Milk—Carnation, Wilson’s, Pet and it Libby’s ..ccoeeeneennn 15¢ Crackers, by the caddy, pound .................. 17¢ Salmon, fancy red, 45c and ................ Salmon, mediutn red, 34c and ................ 25¢ Salmon, pink....22¢, 16¢ Brick Cheese, 1b......38¢ Cream Cheese, 1b-....38¢c Creamery Butter, 1b 59¢ Cone Honey, ........ 3 Codfish, boneless...... That Good Coffee,” five pounds for $2.50 Sunshine Special Coffee, 5 Ibs for............ $2.30 Homestead Coffee, five pounds for ........ .60 Fresh Fruit Daily Phone 851 )j 120 THIRD STREET Primary election Monday, June 21, Like a good true, clean and upright American, go and cast your vote in such a way and manner that it will be a credit to you and your country. Let it be a representative American voice for the protection and up building of our county, state and na- tion, in place of an encouragement for the riff-raff who are seeking con- trol thru the poisoning of our minds with propaganda, built on ignorance and prejudice. s Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walle were Thief River Falls visitors over Sun- 2 ay. Albert 0. Hailman, T. K. Bergland and Andrew Walle were county seat business callers Tuesday. Bennett A. Bagaason, the happy mail carrier on route No. 4, reported that 19 teams were bein g used to make improvements on the road of ~. THE, BEMIDJI DAILY, PIONEER ~~ better roads for Ben. After an extended illness, Peter Olson, age 83, passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Otto An- derson Sunday morning, in the town- ship of Eddy. Interment took place Tuesday at the Silver Creek cemetery south of town. Rev. Chas. W. Erick- son officiating. Mr. Olson was better known at “Grandpa”, and is deeply missed by his many friends in this community. August Westerlund, John C. Sjol- ander and Edward D. Rydeen took a trip overland to Bagly via the range line road with team and buggy Tues- day. It is reported that even at that they had to get out and walk part of the way. Such experiences gen- erally produce good road boosters, and we hope that this incident will prove that the good word is true. The good road movement in Minnesota is the paramount fssue wefore us today. Gonvick’s hustling baseball club gave the Oklee team a trimming on the latter’s diamond. Gonvick has a fine team this season and expect to make a showing before the season is over. We would not be surprised to see them land the plum. On the Bagley doamond last Sun- day the Fosstonians received a shut his route Wednesday. That meansioyt by the fast Bagleyites that will 0000000 —and when it comes to reducing prices, this store Leads in Sale Values make them remember that all base- ball players are mot raised in and around Fosston. Len 'Peterson, a brother of Ole M. Peterson of Holst township, is here from Kensington, buying up old scrap iron. The late rains with warm weather has made the general crop prospect better than ever before experienced at this time of the season. B—Be a Babcock Roads booster. A—AIl the time. B—Because they are best for a C—Community. 0O—Only the auto owners C—Can be asked to pay. K—Keep talking Babcock. Due in the most part to misunder- standing of Road Amendment No. 1, several have expressed their. opposi- tion to it, but it is fast disappearing as the people at large learn the true facts and conditions as taey really are. The baseball club will give a big dance in the Henderson barn about 33 miles west of Clearbrook Satur- day, June 26th, for which music from Bemidji has been hired to play. It will be a real good time, as the floor space is large. Don’t miss it. Plro:oeds will go to the benefit of the club, LIQUID AND CAKE THE BIG VALUE PACKACES DAILY PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS DL As Well than worth ‘while to you. There is no half-way measure in anything we do. When we cut prices, prices drop, no compromise, no reservations. we conduct a sale we mean to sell clothing, and we realize we've got to make it more The suits offered in this sale will be sold. If substantial cash savings on clothes of standard quality mean anything, this sale ‘won’t last very long. Actual Savings 20 PER CENT $35.00 SUITS are. . ................. $28.00 $40.00.SUITS are. . ................. $32.00 $45.00 SUITS are................... $36.00 $50.00 SUITS are............. 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