Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 26, 1921, Page 1

T S i The Pioneer is the only daily within 100 miles of Bemidjl and has the largest ecirculation in Northern Minnesota ING, SEPT. 26, 1921 55c PER MONTH BEMIDJI, MINN., MONDAY EVEN VOLUME XIX. NO. 135 LIVESTOCK AIDS [cmstopiee custess N MAKINGFAIR HERE BESTEVER Beltrami Ccunty Exhibitors Figure Prominently in Winning Class DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS CLOSES FIVE-DAY FAIR Special Attention Is Called to Exhibits Entered By Near- by Residents By far the biggest fair ever Leld in this section of the state closed Sat- urday evening following a cisplay of Young Man, Killed on Day Be- fore Armistice, Interred Sun- ‘day in Wilton Cemetery Christopher B. Guisness, who was| killed in action at the battle of- the Argonne on November 10, 1918, was laid to final rest in the Wilton cem- etery Sunday afternoon, following services at the Wilton church at 2 o’clock. Rev. L. J. Jerdee of this city, pastor of the Norwegian Luth- eran church, officiated both at the church and at the grave-side. Mem-| bers of the Ralph Gracie post of the American Legion acted as pall-bear- ers and a firing squad. The funeral procession left De- midji at 1 o’clock for Wilton, the home of the deceased’s mother and one brother. Rev. Jerdee preached! the funeral sermon, both in the Eng- lish and Norwegian language. A quartette, furnished by the Legion post, sang a number of appropriate selections. Pall-bearers were Jens Storstroen, 'HORSE RACES FEATURE " SATURDAY'S PROGRAN iNovel(y Ford Race Also Proves Entertaining; Evening Show Closed Five-Day Fair Saturday included three complete (races, the 18 pace, the 5 trot and the free-for-all or consolation | | | The horse races at the fair grounds | | | race, each performance being decid- led in three heats. | The 2:18 pace resulted as follows. | Buddy, ovned by Bud iladler of Ada, [ fivst; Nellie, owned by J. Smith of Fargo, second; and Telen Directum, lowned by Judige West of Winnipey, third; time The fre sace vesulted as follows: Marwo owned by J. Smith of Fargo, fivst; Guacho, owned by W. Smith of Fargo, second; and | Ohio Pateh owned by Art Nelson of Hibbing, thivd. Time 2:25. 5 trot was won by Delma enteen-year- old mare owned William Humphrey of Mora, Minn. lny, owned by Judge UNEMPLOYREEN CONFERENCE IS OPENED TODAY Harding Declares All America Must Commit Itself to Solv- ing of Problem — SAYS REMEDY LIES IN CO-OPERATION OF ALL New Cox’s Army Is Ready to Invade Washington to | Attend Conference i — (Ry United Press) ‘Washington, Sept. -All Amer- ica must commit itself to the solving fireworks at the Northern Minnesota |C. Barker of Wilton, A. Olander, W. fair grounds here. The exposition |E. Morris, C. L. Pegelow and J. D. second; and|of the unemployment problem, Presi- nith of Fargo, | jon Harding declared today in opea- Brendau, owned by J. . was originally scheduled for four|Winter. The firing squad consisted A i days, but was extended to include|of Harold Hayner, in charge, Wilfred fthizd: ! ing the unemployment conference. L ol Saturday on account of the unfavor- Case, ‘} el_Davidson, Joe Record, [z e navelty Lot Guto race was IL ident confidently predicted p v i Fry Liff ague, ;G.oS. Harding. i1 Ryge|The president confide ‘ed | able weather on the opening day,|Fred ser, Clifford Montague, won by G e thyek | that the United States will not fail Frank Gratton and Rudolph Welle. Naugle third. |t ted considerable excite- fin the t ! cterl | ment. the contestants being required [as an “advance drive of peace.” “All to start from a standing stop, go|America has never failed when com- once around the track, stop their cars |mitted to a task,” he said. within a certain distance in front of | After Harding's address and a , which he characterfzed Tuesday. Kach day’s program was exceptionally good and the attend- Tbe quartette was composed of N. E. ance showed that next year's fair Given, Andrew Rood, R. A. Hannah will be even bigger and better, Allfand E. D. Boyce. were well pleased with the program The funeral was largely attended of entertainment and expressed great|and the church proved far too small| (Copyrighny surprise at the extibits shown in ev- to accommodate those present, which the grand stand, stop engine, get out |speech by Secretary of Commerce - — included a large number from Be- remm——— | { car and crank it and drive around|Hoover, the first session of the con- i ery department. - c U ge o 22 : 8 = i S 3 s ceneat. The | #ererce ndionrne 3 e e S, B ST TNIOR WORK AT STATE | CLEANUP SQUAD WILL [RAILROABTO GRYGLATO |15 i i A i sl phasized that the situation mus ' been announced by (he Tair manage. |, The dsceased was il n action| EATR WINS HIGH PRAISE| VISIT CITY WEDNESDAY| BE DISCUSSED THURSDAY/ and thé Jan Won- | hever be solved by the giving of gov- ment and total $6,491.45. 'From con- K e + 4 o ) i cessions, $896 was realized, and from |Serving with the 305th Infantry of der performed well in all their stunts fernment alms from the public treas- throughtout the fair. They were on The president made it very industrial booth rentals, $175, mak-|the 77th Division. He is survived by . s The Clean-Up Squad, representing B sy 3 : ing a total of $7,562.45. : tico brothers and ihree: sistan e Leader of Junior Club Work in| . 1. 8. Veterans' Bureau, will be in | Large Delegation from Bemidji the program buth - Saturday - after-elear that the federal treasury must = ] The dishw " sides his mother. He was born on A i el . noon and evening. * be called upon to relicve the i l been smnlslli)nzseflmae:dtgprol})?l;elyn:tcoyng November 28, 1891, and was nearly| U- S. Pays Tribute to Boys 1;"""(!-” w ""1"‘1 and flh“_"“l“y of Expected to Attend Mass 1 'In;s_ Van, I;\‘n\ld,ii's favorite ,;“"“.im:_ C}‘(L.uimii((.d t(l)\u‘ttll(\eer\‘xt i - 27 years of age when he was killed. . . this weel: to clean up all ciaims of . oloist, sang both afternoon and [aqy lies i co-operati api- | plete; statament will e Uniable to he | =¥/ : g was falled, and Girls at Fair Meeting at Grygla evening and his selections were well ;;‘l,"' et e oo 1:u‘i()l‘i2.‘wn o Al evvice men in this community, re- ey e obtained until some time in the fu- TR ture, when all premiums and other|BOYCE NAMED PRESIDENT garding compensation, hospitalization obligations have been compiled. COUNTY SUNDAY SCHGOLS . 2 or vocational training. The hearings| A delegation t " : % “Thy catest exhibit of boys’ and|®" St B Lo SO EULIOn, 1 s ialk for Perhaps the most outstandirg sur-| The following county officers were |girl e otk T have over 3| will be held at the new armory. Grygla on Thursday of this week for prise of all attractions and about|elected at the County Sunday sch B s ko i To date a large number have ap-|the purpose of conferring further 3 y sehooll fipis tribute to boys' and girl? eluh |y £, transportation to the hear- | with the Commercial - clubat _that received. Saturday evening he w d to o to|called back repeatedly and was eas { the hit of the program. v “America,” he said, s now suf- ily | foring from a war which was ine table. Fundamentally sound, finan- red hot” auto polo game was|cially strong, indus Ily unimpair- - ed the crowd Saturday eve-led, commercially and politically — un- expe which considerable publicity has b J i at Tenstri Satur- agri X i i Blieads given, 1 the iraiy Ticesoek 3?1‘;“2’;.3"%.,‘2,“&:‘* Tenstrike Satur-|work, -a feature of agrienitural €| ine, and it is expected that at least [ phace regarding e proposed vailway [ ning, hoth the American and Canad-[afvaid, there ought to be work for e exhibition. This feature of the fair|Boyce; first vice president, C. L. Is. | LcnSion 25 promoted ”Y“‘Ct niver:|the majority of the claims in (i Which s heings asked for Lo connect | ian Team going it hard from starl o feveryone in the United ~ States who | attracted exhibitors from far and|bed; second vice president, Mrs. C, J. |5 of Minnesota, was uttered byion will be reviewed at thi [ that town with Bemidii. Some time | finish, the Americans winning by a [chooses to work. And our conditions 1 near, but because of its strong pull-| Parker, Blackduck; secretary, Mrs George E. Parrell of Washington, D-| This hearing includes all s|ago a delegation came down from)score of three to one. at home and our place in the world | ing powers from afar, perhaps the|Cassie Bridgeman , Bemidji; treas- C., leader of junior club work in thefyom Beltrami, Cass, Hubbard, Koo- |there and presented a petition Lo the o e T depends on everybody going to work l | local stock exhibitors ,wcrc in* S0 urei‘ C.C. Hflnkcy,K“]m‘L‘"‘ Un:imd Stal:zs. J\}r.ul“m;‘l'qll w“Sdpn:: Chichlim; A yearwaer . Soun (“H\rl“)mw o n\l0 lell“lk(‘; N“"h‘;vlCTlMS A : l’“"s“i““-i'-:” t i d 2 A e i i u . |ent every day o he fair, and wit-|whether they have citered priov|ern Railw ind Construction com- vo-operative sorvie " — bo{;‘s;‘zvegcgir::fi:iu;;;an g:it\-gl;\;:‘sm” LGCAL GRIDDERS PLAY :nd took careful stock of all exhibits |also furnished those who attend, by [all in their power to get a ro I into REPORTED RECOVER]NG ference,” Harding declared. In his ibi A e B i r. I eas f havine been issued frans. | that tervitory at the earliest possible e i county exhibitor: e The endorsement given by Mr. | reason of having been issued trans- [ th b speech outlining the progra oy vt e, Gre ) BLACKDUCK WEDNESDAY s S s niol . il i 1 S 0 M e ey i ot o ot oty £ 133 i Bff” s 7o ‘ Mol ewick, state leader consin, [and local 1 rant and hotel pro e matler s agal r Lae | 4 RS A 7 uestion t ve 3 :L\nfl;otfhzll]: ;(“c;:ecg?\]tl;:ltl;ji!;::rned Bemidji school’s football eleven|Who judged various contests at the | prictors are asked to honor thes atn necting Lo be held | Bdward Pox who wore injuted Sabue llu-m:w-gn:):xi; n]rljs::m‘l‘c‘ “L}cht:"\);wsi?lz Snecial attention is R e the|is being put thoush & hard grill i |Minnesota fair. Mr. Bewick said: | quests promptly, since payment on the | there Thursday of this week. ‘That jday moraing in an i ocident |, iieates that we have passed the eco- following loyal boosters of th;of e preparation for the second battle with “The good work of the state agricul- sts may be had from the Ve day has_heen scel aside as sp(-(»u}l‘\\'llgn the St. Paul -h, teh |l|l‘|m-, inl mic point.” B i this department who ta the pass|the Blackduck aggregation which will |tural extension division in training|ans’ Bureau’ district headquarte v in that comunity and it|which they were flying, fell to the |BOEESEE G 0 S of In Whis devartment, who in the past| | taged at Blackduck Wednesday futute citizens is manifesicd in- the | Minneapolis. that ail tie farmers and |sround in a field near the Mississippi | 70 e B 0® BECEE SR 0L Sosd stoal oo on the job with |28 e 2130 o'clock. The game 'most excellent program which the| Those who “have mot requested of ihat pormmunit f !'! I,’l‘ill:m.".(“"| :Jw' ’\']I" Ritehic: farm, Ui [first task to get the facts about un good stock. P ) . A o g oy e BN voung people put on at the Minne-[transportation to date are urged fo present at a mass meeting which will renorted 1o be doin 4 [y ' N e Laocal pefse winnersiin theiTolitein Jth that/cloven last Friday resplred St Cate Tairi attend the hearing and air their | Debeld for the purpose nge MeCann, Tirst emplayment, 48 to its distribution cattle show were J. H. Paquin cf Wil- are contident: that t’hey can win the| Among the awards made in the ince it is desired that |the project. They have asked Bemidji of the acciden and character, because the progress ton, who won second in the three ; ar ; T ot Y enuen Har rondition | you make depends on the weight of i HLees 3 o o) B send a large delegation to repre- tended Harr condition | ) o I second go. state fair competition were the fol 1 of the county and|to he regu id. “The imme- d who has 5, reports hi oy r and no further compli-[the problem,” he vear bull class, and Mrs. J. Croon . Sirhe 4 o e this porti third. W. T. Blakeley of Turtlo Riv- Max Boyce, one of last year's|lowing: champion state bl'l’;\djmal\c), o 'i ("p( '([-'a a number will attend. | cations have been discovered, while [dinte need of the coming winter must er won second in the two-year bull|championship team, is hard at work C.uthvr!no Qn&nnell, Gl(-.ncne, cllmm- MRS LYD!A SFUTHA At present there are 28 miles of |Fox will leave for home tomorrow, ac- be coped with. = 3 making up for the conditions placed |pion canner, Mary = Forrest, Clear- . A SUURE RD e S i e Tatke and Man: | cording to Dr. Marcum, who has been| “Preventative measures against attending him. reoceurrence of acute reaction, which result in unemployment, are also a 1o body of [ vital part of the organization,” Hoov-~ , which, it is planned to o5 of logging road has class. David Carnegie of Spur car- f f s N © 4T | on him on his school work and he|brook, Clearwater county; champion SR ;‘t‘;],ao‘l‘;yflsoplia‘:}, }:‘%"‘:'5 with a three- ltulmyv}.vedin a position to take part in|pig raiser, Dlm‘oth.v Leemar, Winne- FACES MUPDER CHARGE :::':M ILIA]::\\ 2 T sday is re-: ear- | bago—: Lester Klingbiel G i B B Peter Narum of Bemidji <rcu he Wednesday game. His re-appear hago SSeconc,: . B * been build hy the Backus interests ;i third place for his two-yea]r-o‘icllrsfl :é‘rceigt‘;f; S'e ‘,-“;‘1'“4 l:m]f f"“l‘!“-" Bl%‘",“t‘f‘g ];r?‘r'e‘. A to get oul the timber in the vieinity |1 : (e member of the [er said. “The quickest way to get stein heifer and W. T. Blakeley a A l'u'g: n:fin‘b‘fv‘ o;‘(l;c’:fl %mom;{x‘\(x f.cank‘x 'i,QSnIIJI;’:".‘:l‘:o'r‘x l;\(iz:,r-\‘.“;;:\):i Alleged “Bluebeard” on Trial|0f Sull:"r ke whicholh m i : t 'lllk(."rw "L‘Stltltfi il Llutl?uk ut]on('c li)'lm) ,';hu special prize in the same class. Mr. | are ox 4 sters ) son, Myra, Jones to make into a permament road, and 50 . oday for|matters and take up the problem. 5. Mr.lare expected to accompany the team [and Evelyn Cuddy, Mankato. This| Today for Murder of Her |[the balance of the road*would have [burial. “The fr ing the hody| Harding named a committee to pre- o Blakeley alsd secured third i e el Skia 2 % B P N 4 . J Onc'ye:&’_old s o’ Dastd aflyt\he‘ to Blackduck and a fast game is look- | team is representing Minnesota in the F o be built through the reservation |and state officials was due at Min-|pare a confercnce program, and se- i Sie a spetial in that class: & f}(]leffo.r, wn'tht Bemidji coming out of [home economics team contest, enter- ourth Husband and up the sand ridge north of the tneiska at 11:00 a. . Governor [ leet committees. Julius Barnes of i In the Holstein calf class, Louis By VIGLOTious, : (Continued on Page ) vation to Grygla, |I'n-\|s was among the mourners, Duluth is representing Minnesota on | Watson of Puposky took second and S GiteaTet e (By United Press) A s B e s | tht committ (ny ed P PRIZE 1y United l";(;‘,).._;\ hington, Sept. new s arnty, riding in motor trucks, — is about to invade Washington and attend the unemployment conference. | AHic"Eon" S0 same aun' ok | WORLD MUST DISARM OR BE RUINED, DECLARES wain £, S, Sevt 20.—mve | CLUB MEMBERS IN PIONEER'S $4,000 e e A T of Mrs. Lydia Southiard, alleged tria Blakeley took third prize. ECONOMIST DISCUSSING COMING CONFERENCE |;biucheard.” onencet v todas. e CAMPAIGN MADE BIG GAINS SATURDAY NIGHT . 1 with the murd In the Guernsey three-year-old bull of her fourth hushand, l-}dw;mlH { di\[isfonylom Wold of Bemidji won Disclanas RasA Be P 4 By M 1A Meyers, and the state alleges she al- Wilbany LeDux, who sold une i f:;fir:dt %lx(xce and'(i“rl'LafS(in }.r Bo. | Declares Re-Armament Cannot Be Prevented By Mutual Agree- |, 1, isoned three p hushands, | Results of Week End Count Appears on Page 8; Mrs. Dot Yam| Jioved lobor ne siaves l()l]i‘ly m:'d"‘u';"' | y ook a special prize. L. Jensen . as { o 4 . . il S B 3 i of Clearhrook took sacond piise, ment; Calls Treaties “Mere Scraps of Paper” When Am- .”):’E.I‘l",“;i“‘"‘ o thos that the Leads, Mrs. Fred Graham Second; Salespeople in District| mons, artived lere toduy = and ano Jebi Mober econg ] i ! Spheila f : s _ . nounced his army of unemployed | two-yeabeoll Giefiggl\y 5&‘;;’1"3]“;’; :::3 bitious Nation Ignores Them. "“l\:“"‘l:‘l ;ltlj":h{“'l‘; p I/'l‘)!(;lfll(ll:.:,;‘(ly)‘ the No. 2 to Show Speed With Clearing Weather. Hnuld (-nLcrd the city when hep gave st as s she 015 Vi he command. i On another page on this paper may | —one two-year subscritpion to the lgiage s :',IHI"(')".”’:’I'“‘,';I" In the Guernsey bull calf division, |be found the standing of Club Mem-|Daily Pioncer— separate: these two [ung expects to summo L. Jensen of Clearbrook, took second, | bers in the Pioneer’s $4,000 Sales- leaders. Just a few credits be ind, | Mrs. Southard is specifical New York, Sept. 26.—A new drive [Tt is, however, entirely justified and B f € third and special prizes. 1Ile alse|manship Club and Greater Circula-|and coming strong, is Mrs. D. L. Vanleq with poisoning Meyers, with arsenr- | for permanent peace has heen start) necessary for economic reagons, The |Srant an audience,” LeDux said, captured third in the three-year-old|tion Campaign. The totals include|Arnum. She has made a very good|ic obtained from poisonous fly paver, [ed, A tidal wave of public sentiment incerased the bonded debty of Guernsey cow class, and second in | oredits received up to 8 o'clock Sat- |record and this week will see her total la month after their marriage, Aug. | must be put in motion. The power of jnations from 39 ) 200 billions and | WINNIPEG STAGING STYLE the Guernsey heifer class, with Dr.|urday night. grow by leaps and bounds. — P. L.lust 10, 1920, in order to obtain $10,-|the people to get what they wantfthe annual intercst thercon from 2 to SHOW AND BIG PAGEANT A. V. Garlock for a special prize. It will be noted that the race has|Brown occupies fourth place today 000 worth of insurznee, which he i it be demonstr: 'he press is[10 bitlions, It incre: the public In the Guernsey heifer class, under |speeded up and that interest is grow- with a total of 72,000 g-n-(hts. Mr. | said to have taken out at her reques ked to help. It ared that the [debt of the United States fr one one year and above six months, L.|ing by leaps and bounds. However, it _Browp s friends think he is not show- Twin Falls, Idaho, Sept. 26.—Mps, | disarmament conference will be alto 25 billions and the annual intere:, Jonsom o Clearbrook wan e md |is still apaprent that present club|ing his full strength as yet and can (Lydia Southord, who faced trial (o- |lailure unless this is donc. from 20 to 1,000 millions. In thir and Audrey Jondahl of Bemidji drew |members have, not made themselves be depended on to make a strong bid | duay as the “Blueheard” of modern| A patriotic endless chain of cor- s this country has spent over a special prize. In the herd exhibit,|secure by any means. The small|for the initial position ‘within the | times, has had five hushands, Kour|respondence is proposed. 13 jons, or more than the world" near future. Only 2,000 credits be-|of them, and one hioth and woman is asked to write entire stock of gold, on its n old bab; Dr. A. V. Garlock captured third place. N 1| “They will come to Washington in ly ALFRED 0. CROZIER .. [merely an attempt to save dollay 5 Al b PR i Hh il o e .| motor trucks. I will take them to the (Written for the United Pre is not a plan to gel permament pezee. | wpo Hoyse and ask the president te Winnipeg, Sept. 26.—A grand style and pageant of progress to last ek was inaugurated here today. ants of Winnipeg are offering 000 in prizes in the style show. v J. Jensen won third place. totals are an open invitation to new J < ! L died ik In the Jersey cattle, C. C. Vincent|members to come in and show ’em low Mr. Brown is Miss Rose Schmitt, funger alleged mysterious cireun- | letters, and then get three ot alone. Nearly 90 per eent, of all pur| The pageant will be staged September (Continued on Page 8) how it’s done. Take a look at Dis-|then follow in order: Tiub Britten. |stances, ons Lo do the same. One is ta be |government colleets and spends goc.i| 28- Flaborate plans to entertain trict 2, for instance. There are but|Charley Parker and Sanford Bur-| “llere acording to officials, is|mailed to the President, one to asen-to_prepare for war and Lo pay for buyers of this scction have been e three real workers in that district, |locker. Everyone in this district has|Mrs. Southard's record of marriage |ator and the other to a congressman. things caused by war. No sane coun-|made. lNTERlM COMM“TEE AND EIGHT PRIZES MUST BI3|a good chance to win regardless of |and death: Letters to local papers also are ad-[try would disarm and leave covims e AWARDED to Clul, Members in Dis. | the wise-acres who think the race is| In 1912 as Lydia Trueblood, she |vised. The movement may spread to|nefghbor nations armed to the tecth. FRESH RIOTING BREAKS lNVESTlGATlNG TAXES trict 2 alone. OV?T- i & Sredsicl ""?]rrio)(} Robert €. Dooley of Keytes- | 0the 4";!]!!!‘-!; I[(, 'm:l,v |)u'(‘4)ml' ]l]m ])isurnm“wnt must he in e is is ) n Distriet 2, Mrs. Cora Fredrick-[ville, Missouri. Ile died at Twin |ivresistible demand by the world's [not at all. — PUAslrl-ltgfin PSR ARCE, These son of Solway leads the division with [Falls, October 1, 191 b Lwin gl on their governments for dis- | The warld's sufferingg peoples must OUT IN BELFAST TODAY (By United Press) are the keys that will unlock any| 4350 cred This is not all of Mrs. | Edward Dooley, Rober |armament and permunent peace. The |not he deceived. should knov e St. Paul, Sept. 26.—Investigation |door in the world. They will unlock Fredrickson’s voting sterength by any |brother, died in Twin Falls in Au- |people can abolish war if they got atjthat limitation, reduction or cven (By United Press) — of taxes in Minnosola by a legisiative | The Pioneer's treasurer-house | Means and she can be depended on to .19 The twin Dooleys hetd [it 11 earnest. The alterative s to]complete disarmamentwould Belfast, Ireland, Sept. 26.—TFresh ouittes wasibegunitoday: Oct, 20. Thore are hundveds of s)lh-!'"“k" a strong bid for one of thos vint insurance policy in facor of |[Prepare for another and greater bring permament peace, rioting occurred here shortly before automol Lydia. world war. armament can be preve noon today. Several persons were ser- s before October 29 rolls The interim committee named dur-|scriptions yet to be secured—hund- ing the last legislature to probe state |reds of persons who have not as taxes was to open its investigation to- {been asked for subscriptions. W day on the iron range. Particular|the campaign rushing into its third 300 credits dif-| "In Tune. 1917, she married Wi, | The nations should (1) reduce all|soon will be oblized Lo again facreuse | iously wounded. Forces, which had Mrs. B. B.|G. McHaffle, ant owner, of larmament and forces in concert at|armaments. The moment one big) temporarily stopped the | around. T . i - and Peter|Twin Falls. e died in Hardin, L half; (2) merge and use the [nation starts to rearm, all others na- , were again called out and p | ference in - the Barwell of C study will be made of taxes on iron |week it is not only important—IT IS Graves of Redby are rivaling for|Mont., October 22, 1918, discarded armaments to cre one|tions must do the same. Then they| forced to pour machine gun fire into mining properties and products. IMPERATIVE—that those who wish second place. .Bnlh of these Club "", 1919, married Harlan ¢, [mutual world police power or- | Will spent. ten billions on new arma- mobs. Fighting between the Cath- W 1. Nolan, speaker of the house |to win ONE OF THE BIG CAPITAL | Members are just now getting well Lewis in Denver, Colo. e died Julg |#anize a representative Association [ments for each ane billion they now folic and Protestant mobs continued = is chairman of the committee.|PRIZES get on the job and show |[t2rted and their totals will be much f 6, 1919. Y1of Nations to manage and control |throw away. —Of course that would | throughout the night. Charles Murphy, Auroa; Charles War- [some real speed. | higher next week this time. Within Avgust 10,1920, she married |cueh mutual power and use it to pre-|mean another and greater world war.| — Gunmen, shortly after midnight. ner, Aitkin; Theodore ~ Christianson, casy reach of the initial honor is Miss vin F. Mey rancher of vent nation re-armament and proteet There would be no way to avoid it. brooght out armored cars and cleancd Dawson; and R. W. Hitchock, Hib- Here are The Leaders Olivia Roy of Island Lake. ~She, too, Falls. le di 16 ‘ery nation against attack froin Re-armament cannot he prevented | the battle area of rioters. bing, are members. In District 1, Mrs. Dot Van today just getting started and a week's| She' married hushand, It is the only way to abolish|} ¥ mutual agreement. Trezties .| deaths. four rezulting from homt The committee is expected to make |assumes the leadership, having replac- | time Wil make a vast difefrence in Paul Vincent Southard, chief petty |war and get permament peace. “mere soraps of proer™ wton an oo | plosions o n the night's fiohti recommendations to the next legisla- | ed Mrs. Fred Graham in that position. her total. Loren Mc¢Crehin of Leon- nf{;vvrx. 1. S. N, in Los Angeles in| Primarily, the move to reduce or|bitious nation wrores tron, 1t e o lond ten wonnded, was the toll of cass ture with regard to taxes in the state. | The littie diffcrence of 8,000 credits (Continued on Page 8) 1921, H¢ wding by her during limit armaments is cconomic. It iz fContinued on Tage 8) p b G el end; : s N a4 ]