Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 1

‘- children under 16 years attending tonight, L A e - BEMIDJI, MINN., MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1921, | PREUS PROCLAIMS WEEK ™ | FOR FOREST PROTECTION May 22 to 28 Is Désignated as Period to Bé Devoted to l-:orut Instruction SUPRENECOURT ; Stumps and rocks flew at Kitichi E — T A OB Her i 5 ot gty Declares Anarchy Will Reign in[S3turdsy and Manager A. W. Stone, 5 s = s claimed mext week, May 22 to 28, of the land clearing association, grati- Forest Protection week. He urges|Federal Government Wins Tax Demonstration School “Being Held at Turtle River To’dny: &t Tenstrike Tuesday et N ilesia fiey " curiosity of a number who & g . 2 = = — educational and instructive exercises g Upper Silesia If Ge::npany gng ::tehecr:(; at gh: clinic, ghich was . to bring to the people of Minnesdta Suit on Increased Value er i itichi sch hooti the serious and unnecessary losses re- feet high and four and a half feet ‘The. proclamation . of Governor Preus was issued at the request of BRIAND WILL THREATEN [in diameter.. The blasting demon-| | @ ; 3 1y > President Harding, all governors be- stration was well attended and was p ife &a L ing requested to make one, Minne- FRANCE’S WITHDRAWAL | conducted on the farms of C. C, ‘sota has boen am X 1S ’s ong the worst suf- Smith and Hogg. Operations were not ferers through forest fires. The losy SUIT WAS BROUGHT BY LA BELLE IRON WORKS R = _|confined to stump blasting, as some ’ Y, h adlla: has run int millions of dol Premi yd | large rocks were blasted to show the : = \ 1 / O e ot ORI toratt .. e French mler_ tb. Dfl:“nd m:%hofl of removing rocks from land. 5l s 3 3 t }1“:: ‘:\‘.’ut:‘em;: r:gra’:‘ltlle\&esio c’(f,f{};e:; Decision Means Many Millions Seppoton PlastoBecs Ser et wiighal wimate. of land. they 4 7 ey el ST M s . \ Yare W o % 4 ————— (N 7 . 8l age. conservators of anima! many Out of Coal\ S 8 were intending to clear this summer. § it and bird life and of water, our for- Federal Treasury On the contrary, Manager Stone| [ z ¥y ) ests are essential to our industrial states that it is very common to have & € _2 ¥ F : and social welfare,” the proclama- farmers come to him and advise that - > . \ tion states. (By United Press) 1| they had pledged -10 acres, but have % & & ‘ The governor called. on all people ‘\Washing changed their mind and will clear 20 %14 to co-operate in preventing forest ashington, May 16.—The fed- permitted to send troops i of 30 and some as high as 40 acres. ) = ; waste. He especially urges newspa- | eral government, by a decision of the country, Adelbert Korfanty, | “Many have dotibled and trebled their g b pers and ofticials and teachers in|supreme court, today won one of the leader, declared today in an in origi]rlml e!t!mzte.”t:axd Mr. ifior;e-l X & G ! . B :Uh‘“’t]l" “’l 9:‘]‘!"““’; "~lh° n;ed tor |most ‘important tax suits in recent with the United Press. . appointments were kept last g3 uteat protection and give. adequate The Germans will be slaug \ | wéek ' with the exception of Silver g ) instruction in the need and methods Iyenrs When I!he court held that the it they advance, he declar: ¥~ |Lake. - Weather and road conditions d A g v of forest fire protection. ncreased value of natural resources Wision of Upper Silesia giving B ._.. [prevented holding the school of in- R ; \ In the years 1916 to 1920, inclu-fheld by a corporation is profit and less than she claims will result in !tructig}:s tl;llere. tt’l‘hde egemonzsgmtiogg 3 S8 \ !;I;;' 031‘;9001851 ofivre‘:llnngfi:;n“;r;‘:n ;V;! therefore taxable as income, . anarchy, Korfanty said. ' ‘“Appeals |are ordinarily attended by to 35 - 4 p ————y 9 Bt r »=1 Justice. Pitney read the decisl will be sent to the leaders as soon as | farmers and any who are not present 488,000 acres, the federal department | oo"4y ooypt, ¥l‘he decision ::am the allies reach a decision regarding |are to be instructed by those who at- of agriculture informs us. Minnesota |y}, many millions of dollars will (By 'Unitea” Press; Schoppinitz, Upper Silesial (By Carl D. Groat.)—Ana reign in Upper Silesia if Ge! 3 « x . i B through forest fires, the loss in this is not just,” he’ declared, “anarchy]over the entire campaign. - - state alohe running into millions of cording to government 'estimates. ing held at Turtle River, tomorrow | ' 99 DIY DD O E Iron works, a Virginia corporation, oy e e [12€ Rl 1 Tort Toer iomoriow| i AN FT Y PERFORMS | MINERS' WAR QUIETER |CARPENTIER ARRIVES [omen fhee ™ L % e o somisianes of “tero Paris, May 16. (By Webb Miller.| Wednesday at Hines. That will com- HERE FRID AY MING : m ,m WR m wrm DEMPSBY Rends | rovenue imposed a tax on it of more France's withdrawal froni the entente | week, the balance of the week being %, ol MPS ARRIVE 'tl'elf;ml%h::d T“’plreslmlmf m"’:t Ares. | vulue of ore lands in the Mesaba if Germany persists im her ‘““anti-Po-|gient in tnaking final arrangements ! ! k esota legislature has ap-fy nge ficial circles' today. ~Briand refused who have seen airplane wing-walkers | Authorities Fear Attacks on| New York, May 16. (By Henry|[or the coming year. State and fed- t to meet Premier Lloyd George until Z&ifi?if&hsgz: fv‘;fiti:;::sgl‘;"' ¢limb about a plane flying at a great Farrell.)—Georges Carpentier in-|eral fire fighters, however, will ac- the value of the lands which origin The. increased value Upper Silesia. But it the decision Jtend.. -Mr. Stone is very optimistic has been among the worst sufferers|yops n ‘the. federal treasury, ec will follow. Today a demonstration school is be~ dollars of property and hundreds of The suit was hrought by the LaBelle —Premier Briand will threaten|pjete the demonstrations for ' this over a million dollars a year in de-1y,.n "$1,000,000, for the, incceased e DL ; : idii 3 25,0 lish” attitude, it was predicted at of-| for the big demonstration May 27 at |, L'l experienced by Bemidjians (By. United Press) Dropriated $125,000 for this Durpod| " mhis was done on the gronndthat he had obtained a vote of confidence height; aerial artists ‘fly: through the Mining Towns on Tug River |vaded America today to fight- Jack | ComPplish little without public co-op 2‘113'.1%(:"40,01,90'000 has increased to from -the chamber of deputies em- e .air under the “big top,” or an excit- Dempsey for the world’s boxing|eration in preventing and suppres- was imposed by st ai :;r:vs:;ilz:g him to assert the utmost PRINCE 0F WALB To %)ngesutonrlnubile race wri!:)pl;:srz?i‘:- May Be Renewed °h.‘1““£;3’:;m‘§:mer pale and thin the slag firen. sued byy!he govir:n‘::zt lnvcll‘-l;ns‘li;l"z re. < | only as mere ri] e by $9,915,400. i P 2 7 k 1, Frenchman lked th - Briand and Liloyd Geotge probably VISIT mQWN BTATB nerves when they see Jack Williams, (B “United Bresn) b oy el fine?°g£ol;ee§:r':fy Dmm cfl.mA“NG The. incrense, the company con- will hold a private interview at Bo- the world’s most famous buildin; logne after the cabinet meets Thurs- \ (By United, Press) i scaler, climb up the front of thg Williamson, W. Va.,, May 16.—|after 11 a m. He was received with MosT TuNmfl. WEEK dey, thoydfi?orffie:;ik;g‘_;gfcngcg:; London, May 16-—The Prince of|Grand theatre building Friday eve-|Peace hopes in the Mingo county |°BEer DY t:oeit:’;gt%mridno?htigellllglclllm'; erence to settle Wales left London last night ning at 7 p. m. Immediately follow- , o ! v . two countries in the Upper Silesian se\?e;sdaey; to:’xr; 31“ th?w:sf of %:x:x;‘ inggthis stunt, Willial:‘n‘; ;:lil?gppgar in i twar Bere etrénbpianed 6t Carpentier said earnestly to the news- 8y Uiitfe} Prdus) RAIDING OF SINN FEIN controversy. < . . |1and,. chiefly. in his own Duchy of |person at the Grand theatre, accom- sun-up foday when snipers positions jpapermen who thronged around him,| Denver, May 16.—All Denver. la MEETIN 1t was predicted here ' that' ihe|corpwall. The prince is Duke of |panied by his six musical maids whero | the West Virginia hills were quiet. 1 will win, no matter how long it{whistling, humiing or singing, @ PLACES CONTINUES meeting will be of the stormiest na-|cornwall; and there are large crown |he will fell his experience in scaling| Authorities, however, feared new lasts, but I hope is will be short, The| wherever possible; this week—Den- T St ture. Briand _being ' thoroughly |osates in the county which go with|walls, attacks on the ittle mining towns|P€tting in Paris when he left there|ver's Music. Week. (By United Press) tended, was not profit, but an in- crease for the invested company. aroused over Lioyd George’s, state-kiy o iit1e. and from which hie draws| Willi - g in the Tug river valley migh! t|Was about fifty-fitty. Beginning today, . thirty-four, sep- ) aroused over Lloyd (eorges, state: S 1y to Bemidji on g river valley might open a ’ London, May 16.—Raiding of Sinn ment before the house of commons, {y: "ot ray T At A aL, o hi oy Wi, come 1 on| o0y time. o industrinl war be-| ‘Carpentier said he weighed 176 |arate types of concerts will be given | ; e 2 toddy | il ki 5 principal en-|his way:to Winnipeg, where he is tween ‘the stf{king ¢oal miners and pounds and that he felt fit. He|in the city auditorium, the civic cen- Fein meeting places continued today as the result.of 11 attempts to fire ‘buildings in London and surrounding towns yesterday.. - Suspected . Sinn Seiners and followers were taken to the ipolice stations for an executve examination, The discovery of pen- ciled notes on the addresses of . reld- tives of members of the Royal Irish @ statement made without consplting ¥ n 3 France's interests, . ... / vf;geg:xntm;ti; W;Vl;:r ~‘:;:‘ev:,$?:fi 2§~ _:::;::im]t% car:l; t.heH C;nnq]as: coipany employers was quieter yest-|Planned to leave at once for - the|ter; churches, theaters and -clubs. Briand, 1t was predicted, 3 de-Ipyeter. eonclad d” structure. i e, ;fls‘.’l“ erday than -at any time since the training camp at Manhasset on Long |High school orchestras and glee mand that France be supported inl™“monorrow the ‘prince ‘will motor 9] f eh an, }:mgagemen in Minne- | gigtyrhances began late Thursday|IS1and. Light training will be in-|clubs, amateur and professional mu- her plan to keep the rich, coal fields|over to his Bradminch estate and apolis' where he scaled the Andrev{s morning. . The casualty list of six dulged in for eight days atter which |gicians and community choruses will of Silesia away from the Germans |puct 0. M8 i fenants on farm- | 1otel and performed several acrobatic |gead and an indefinite ~number |the challenger will get down to real fcombine to make this Denver's most and demand that France have a de-|i o0 4 breeding, while on Wednes- stunts from the top of the building|wounded was not changed by early|WOrk | tuneful week. termiping Xoice ‘in slettgl;‘g tah“ an-laay e will make similar visits to ;Olt‘hthe;"énefit,tfi th}(:psaré;istwho had | reports here today. —_— ‘Community singling will be held in tinental matters involved in the Ver-|iho princeton and Dartmouth estates. athered to witness his stunt. Arrival at Pike cou: Kentuck: factories, stores, city fire station, mu-| . sailles treaty. ] Priday the Prince embirks on a gov-| 4 Viliams is the original “human |o¢ 1o compantes of ;{e’;ta;'cky an 43 |GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEMER sic stores and chiaritable institutions. gglfl:?‘t’l‘:::r}l,ncb;:z;llil:l‘un‘;u:vn?;ag:: ‘|ernment boat at Plymouth for a three |fly:” More than 500 men acting un-|men quieted snipers. Other detach- HELD ON FRAUD CHARGES |4 municipal chorus of 300 wil sing|,q', roprigal for uprisings in Ireland days’ stay in the Secilly Isles, which der this name have been killed in at- | ments were sent to Alburn and Me- artha’ *two nights at the city au-| gy, police roreespwereg:n \vnlch. tos DRIVE SHOWING PROGRESS - scaled every skyscraper in the United | progress last week and another com-| Fargo, May 16.—C. W. Birs, North e States, including the Woolworth|pany was stationed near Merrimac. 80, Muy 26=-0. W.iBire, o WHOLESALE MARKET FOR | New'“xorts which 58| : ;|Dakotw’s get rien auick sohemer, who| STATE UNIVERSITY AIDS | 5, srare suenene covar i D . the Beltrami County Farm Bureau stories high and the world’s tallest | McCarr sections has becn arranged.|wealth through the rabbit farm, serv- ARM 1 R, ) have been secured in the southern| mesflowsmmAsE structure. —_— ed three years in the penitentlary F mmum; LAND| EVERSES JUDGE'S RULING he end of last week. Campaign T HAYWWDW]LLRI‘,TURN scheme it developed here when he s ; § il ‘:Y }‘;"““‘ Presy) Manager Smith states that many 1o | Prices Exhibit Greater Firm- was questioned by government de-|Co-operative Projects in North smarck, May 16.—War with their memberships. Some of the cam-| ness While Production Re- the county jail for about a year, hav- state moratorium act is concerned, paign workers have started ;working Twenty-five children from infants ing served nine months on a charge Cent of Cut-Over Area T mprans and west of red Lake. Reports have ) s London, May 16.—William J. Hay-|tenses. He is now- held on charges Herman Olson versus The Gowan- O e Toko. hononts aye the baby and nutritional clinic held | 004 will return to the United States | preferred by federal authorities of| samr men of tho land clearing see- Lenning-Brown company. The deci- tinues to show promising actlvity, |Linnea Anderson, Jennie Mostu and |enworth, he declared today in an ex- tion of the agricultural engineering|pargo. The court held that the war The cold, wet weather and bad roads |t 0"l O L berman, the |Beth McGregor were in attendance, | clusive statement ottt iha division of the state university arelierminated armistice day and the altogether the campaign is progres- ini It f Nortk Mi: ota ti week. For tha week ended April 29, [ conducted the clinic. Others from Be-| The I. 'W. W. leader, whose disap- armers of Northern Minnesota to Sig very favoten’y: mills reporting to the Southern Pine |Midji were also present. pearance brought bitter criticism SELLER HAS HEARING TODAY | determine the cost of clearing land, FARM BUREAU MEMBERSHIP - belong to his duchy. tempting to copy his feat. He has|Carr where heavy fighting was in (By United Press) ditorfum. day in the district attacked. Memberships, numbering 350 {in A truce in Alburn, Blackburn and jattempted to show a short cut to townships of Beltrami county up to in British Columbia for a promotion ‘alities are coming in splendidly with TO mER mmwoRTH portation officials.” Birs has been In| o0 ponaet Data for 90 Per Germany has ended as far as the farther morth in the districts east mains Below Shipments 312 years of age were examined at (By United Press) of obtaining money under false pre- court held in deciding the case of not yit been received from them.| The wholesale lumber x‘nar.ket con- [int Kitichi school Saturday. Nurses| i, gerve his 20-year sentence in Leav- |using the mails to defraud. sion reverses District. Judge Cole of hampered progress in some places but producers feel more optimistic each |and Dr, Otto Groebner of St. Paul|ynited Press from Moscow. ALLEGED ILLICIT NARCOTIC co-operating with six cut-over land|guit was instituted in October, 1920. Association booked order for 20 per | Some unusual physical defects were | from his associates who were also un- the best methods of preparing newly- | HOPES ABANDONED FOR CREW TWENTY-FIVE CHILDREN EXAMINED.AT KITICHI FARGO-MOORHEAD SHOPS cent more per mill than ever report- |discovered in the clinic, much of the|der sentence for hampering the na- (By United Press) cleared land for cultivation and the KE WORK ON OPEN-SHOP BASIS |ed for the corresponding weeke of |trouble being ear affection. A com-|tion’s war activities, aunounced he| St Paul, May 16.—Dr. J. B. Lowis, Hind of crops that can be raised first ON BARGE IN LAKE MICHIGAN other years. This does not. mean |munity dinner was served in conmec-|will return after the third Interna-|Dakota county coroner, arrested re-|to the best advantage on the types of (By Dritet Pross) that the week was the best in the his- |tjon with the land clearing demon- | tionale and other conventions held in | ¢ently on a charge of illegally selling solls encountered in the north. y United Press) Fargo, May 16.—Fargo-Moorhead |, = ¢ the industry, for it was not ation tl i Moscow. Haywood’ narcotic drugs, was to have a hear- printing establishments went on an ;«:uy“ does mean ,tm\yt' buying is ste:!: Siasion and the cli fiot suffer 103;2&%;;‘;?:;;1;“ 1‘;;111 ing today before United States Com-|year and next on acre lots near Be-|-—iope was abandoned for the sev- open shop basis today, the ultimatum |05 oreasing and now, at a season by the United Press) missioner Francis D. Tiffany. Lewis [ midji, Walker, Little Fork, Boy Riv-|en members of the crew on the barge issued a week ago to striking print-| b 0" iness” generally slacks off BARN AND CONTENTS BARELY $ AT ! has been at liberty on $3,000 bail.|er, McGrath and Blackduck. The|Mestec which broke loose from a ers by the 48-hour league ofSthe tWO | o ewhat it continues to mount. ESCAPE ELECTRICAL STORM Doctor Lewis resisted search of his|Bemidjl acre is jackpine sand; the|steamer off White Fish Point in'a towns having expired. Eight out of Next t:; the southern pine market MOOSE LODGE TO HOLD person when federal agents raided|Walker acre a heayy sandy loam soll | snowstorm Friday night. The oth- with light clay subsoil; the Little]er barge which broke away wus pick- twelve shops in the two cities were|y, " olas fir market shows the|’ his office at South St. Paul, His at- affected when thirty-one printers grzatest Ecatlvity. ;tll.)cks on the Pa.|j, The barn ot A. C. Graff, on the MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT torney, J. M. Dickey, entered a plea |Fork acre a clay loam soil with heavy|ed up Sunday and brought here. walked out demanding a 44-hour| ., 7 ghores of Wolf Lake, narrowly escap- of not guilty at the preliminary ex-|clay subsoil; the Boy River acre week. g,?bfig;‘;: ::a%?;;?;;g:fiflsig:]tg: et belng burned to the ground ‘dur-| The Loyal Order of Moose will hold | amination. mixed sand and clay with heavy sub-| ing the electric storm of last week. |jts regular meeting Tuesday evening el soil; McGrath acre a clay loam sofl woMEN JURoRSWILL in placing mixed car business. The|pghining struck the cupola on the|at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall. A so- most encouraging feature of the fir 3 & Mo with heavy subsoil, and the Black- CITY COUNC"- TO HAVE ket s ihat o rail trade._buy.|T00f entered the barn and followed |cial hour will be enjoyed after the|TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO duck acre a straight clay subsojl. “TRY AFFINITY SLAYER ’ the héyfork track to the end of the |y, i B Minnesota Geological Survey data go B[G SBSION Tomfim liil:fi hgs::flfiz; na:niengiedsg:e West | barn. Whera it followed the studding B:iien?isri:ixsxll?:fss;:dd:ui}-:fig.e stiend BURNING WITHOUT PERMIT|, 0w that corlx;lblned the six acres The hardwood market is possibly to the ground. The barn was flull|® —_— - are representative of sofl consitu- (By Unitsd Press) not quite as active as 1t bas been, but | °F 18, aiid feed, noneot which, how- Roy Lovelace of Cass Lake and An- |'ents of 90.5 per cent of the tillable| Chicago, May 16.—The date of the Indications are that the regular| et 20 Do 20 e ook, partivu- |SYer Was damaged. BOYS’ AND G"us’ CLUB tione Potvin of Bena, who were ar-|portion of northern Minnesota. the trial of Mrs. Cora Orthwein, pret- ‘ p i rested by United States Forest Ser-|{ QOne-third of every acre is to be|ty affinity slayer, charged with kill- session of the city council this eve-|, P11 ¥ y* the upper. grades, prices remain e e e etuad | o, 824 _aro somemie? abore o HOVAL ARCH MASONS % o s level which prevailed five weeks ago. furnishing_electric current for the|p .o .q compiled by a group of rep- | MEET THIS EVENING WORK To BE A FEATURE vice officlals for burning without |disked only; one-third plowed super-|ing Herbert C. Zeigler, Goodyear Tita permiits and allowing fires to spread | ficially, and the remalining third|and Rubber Co. executive, will be f on the Minnesota Natlonal Forest|plowed deeply. ,Oats and barley are|set today. city and the new White V\;ast'. The | o entative Michigan hardwood T. A. Erickson, state leader of boys :{earl ?as;! Lak:, sp:eatéetl gu'ijlty inlto be planted; t:vo plots_of eachthon M{i. u(‘)‘rthl'mrem is to appear n proposed ordinance to regulate mov- $ s o and girls club work, announces that | Municipal court Saturday and were|the disked and plowed tracts so that|court wi er attorney, Ben Short. Propos manufacturers show that on the ba. The Royal Arch Masons will hold & fined $25 each and costs. It s ex-|the plots may be checked against|The defendant, who is e‘hnrged with ing picture houses with regard to . 5 . . one copy of an illustrated 24-page e Sk Drsen Pitesonas el (et Tegnlar ‘“xefi::}.‘ée";’t‘;g:gn:fc:}‘i‘; folder of boys and girls club work at |pected that additional arrests Will|each other when the crops have ma-|manslaughter, was well-known in and feet lezs than the cost of pro-|urged. : the Minnesota State Fair September |De made this week. tured. In addition, cultivated crops,|Chicago's night life before the trag- duction. - From this it may easily be L} 3 tc 10 will be placed in every club such as potatoes, rutabagas and sun-|edy. Hen luxurious apartment on the flowers, are to be grown on two plots|‘‘Gold Coast” was the frequent scerie ;if::]yt,hu Aitvatecs wotki'riof be un cH]CAGo-ALTonm ho:lr;eei:al::dllcn:;:g?bage will have a STATE ROAD woRK To BE on each of the disked and plowed|of many gay parties. " Reports of committees and the ity | "“npe gemand for the pines produced statement to the effect that ““the Min- tracts, Following the - deata of Ziegler, certain shows will be given the sec- ond reading and it is expected that imuch. opposition will- be voiced at this time. engineer on; a number of matters re- ¥ - nesota fair will present the greatest Under the co-operative plan agreed | Mrs. Orthwein told police, “I loved g:fied to them last meeting are also ::,e;:z]:,:; ,}B‘:grfi:l;‘;::::oo?fl:dc:g_ HITS AN 0Pm SWITCH exhibit of boys’ and girls’ food con- wm UNDm WAY SWN upon the farmers furnished the dy-|Herb, and I killed him.” iexpected to furnish considerable dis- ‘ing very largely fprom the retail trade test work ever shown anywhere in namite, caps and fuses for blowing{ She will ask freedom on the cussion, and in many cases 5,"01. badly mix- B ed P the world.” (By. ‘United Press) out the stumps. They must also pile|grounds of self-defense, claiming that (By {Onit ress) Almost $10,500 will he spent in St. Paul, May 16.—Road work will|and burn the debris, prepare the land|Zeigler )in a drunken frenzy, broke 0 ed cars which the manufacturers are GOLF INSTRUCTOR AIDS not any too eager to accept. | Bloomington, Ill., May 16.—Inves- BEMIDJI COUNTRY CLUB Prices on the whole exhibitgreat- | tigation inta the attitude of the per- 5 er firmness. < Production remains at|sons who were in the wreck of the a comparatively low level and is be-|“Hymmer,” the Chicago & Alton Tgw, shlgmetite. crack flier, was started today. The prizes and premfums for the boys and [be well under way within a few|for the reception of the seed and at-|into her apartment after she left girls, weeks, State Highway Commissioner |tend to the cultivated crops and the|him at a drinking party in a cabaret. A girl's camp, the sixth annual,[C. M. Babcock said today. harvest at the end of the season. The| The state charged she killed Zieg- will provide a week of practical edu-| The 1921 program includes num-|university mén contracted to blast ler after he told her that he was go- cation and entertainment combined |erous grading projects, but only one|the stumps and to keep correct rec-|ingbackto his family and give up the i and will be held at University Farm. | hard surfaced roadway. i ordls of 12; la.l;})]r amitnnilol.;nt’ot n;za‘; oldPMre. " o Syt i . |“Hummer” going 50 miles an hour ]It will be(in charge of Mrs. Margaret The main highway leading north-|terial used. e state is to furnis] rosecuting orney. ef an- TO HOLD ICE CREAM SOCIAL plunged into an open switch at Shir-|B. Baker. west from the Twin Cities to St.|all seed and do all the planting. At[nounced that he will attempt to get WL. L. Crummy of Minneapolis, formerly golf instructor at the Min- nekahda golf course, arrived in the ity Sunday morning and has al- - :ea!:iy hegunyhis dutieg at the Bemidji| AT WERNER SATURDAY NIGHT |ley, seven miles from here last night.| One hundred and eighty farm boys|Cloud is to be completed. One link{the‘end of the season the state is to|a woman jury to try Mrs. Orthwein. Country club golf course. Mr.| ‘An ice cream social will be given| George Suttles, fireman, who was|are entitled to membership in the|from Big Lake to a point near the|have the products raised on six 1"Men, 1uriige;lv{.;ys a(;q\qit amnlny. slayers,” sal eth. “I am anxious state reférmatory at St. Cloud is to|square yards of each plot from which be completed at a cost of about $600,-Jto compute the yield per acre, the re- 000. 2 maining produce to go to the farmers. Crummy is an expert golfer and hisjat Werner next Saturday night in|pinned under the wreckage is report-|boy’s camp on, the fair grounds. R. wervices will be of great asaistance to |aid of the new Sunday schocl which led fatally- injured. Twenty others C. Coffin, a minneapolis Y. M. C. A. Jocal golfers: x " “has just been opened there. were hurt. 5 leader, will be in charge of the camp. to see what the reaction of a, women jury would be.” 85c PER MO,N‘IHV “The trials are to be made this| Sault Ste. Male, Mich.,' Mhy 16. .,