Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 18, 1922, Page 4

TR BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER | PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE BEMIDJI- PIONEER PUBLISHING COMPANY G. E. CARSON, Pres. E. H. DENU, Secy-Mgr. J. D. WINTER, News Editor TELEPHONE 922-923 Entered at the Postoftice at Bemidji, Minneso | Second-class Matter, under Act of Cansnl':' :; g Mnrfn 8, 1879, MEMBER, NATIONAL /BDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Forelgn ' Advertising Representatives 8. C. Theis Co., Chicago, IlL. and New York. N. Y. g No attention pald to ~anonymous contribu 5 Writer's name must be known to the edugr, gu?q:o.i Decessarily for publieation. Communications for the :v?sng.;; Floneer must reach this ofice not later thas Ji5: | Tu each week to insure § current lssue. viblioen’ 1o tba J SUBSCRIPTION BATES By Carrier By Mal One Year. g{: Morb‘;h"h g One Year..... ree Months, One onth. Six Months... One Week. Three Months, THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve pages, published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for, in advance, $2.00. Unless credit is given this paper, only the Ui :::’.ss dllss er;tlgl.d mdl"u;l usa‘tor re-publlzlt]o.n .:“s 's dispatches credited ,to it, or otherw 14 ' and also the local news published her:hk 1 e, OPFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS e ———————— HOW TO KEEP YOUR MONEY AND MAKE IT EARN MORE “Buy only what can be quickly resold without a loss,” says Herbert N. Casson, in Forbes Magazine. Salabiilty is an element of value. This is a truth that will make you more money when you sell, and save you more money when you buy. s There should be a discount of at least 20 per cent on any shares or properties that cannot be sold quickly. Practically every man with money makes this mistake at times—he buys what he cannot sell. Always in buying, there are several facts to bear in mind: 1. You may change your mind. The house that pleases you today may displease you tomorrow or displease your wife, which is still more likely and serious, 2. Price is made by demand, not by cost | or value. Price is what somebody will give for it. Last month I saw an aerodrome sold for $1,600 and a postage stamp for $5,000. ; ! 3. You mustn’t spend money on a whim, and think it is an_investment. Buy to pleage ‘yourself—yes, but not unless you’ can afford to throw away the money. 4. The more unique and abnermal a property is, the less likely you are to find a purchaser, The more ordinary and com- monplace a thing is, the greater the crowd of buyers. § § OUTSIDE SOLICITORS The town has been over run with solici- tors from the outside, selling everything from silk hose to hair nets and the sup- erintendent of schools is to be congratula- ted upon his action to bar them from an- & noying, the teachers and students in the § new high school building. Bemidji needs none of these peddlers within her gates. She has modern up-to- date stores in every line and our merch- ants are all trustworthy and dependable. So is their merchandise. The prices you pay for them is less than most places and far less than you pay for like quality in the larger cities. Most of them carry advertised lines and merchan- dise that is constantly advertised must be right or it could not be successfully mark- eted in this day and age. Our merchants pay taxes which builds - your schools, streets and other public buildings.: They support your=echurches and furnish employment to our people. they are deserving of your every consider- ation and should be patronized in prefer- ence to peddlers or out of town mail order houses. When you buy from them you see what you are getting and know that your money stays at home as it should, so that your city may grow and prosper. —1 “What’s become of all the talk about a new tourist park for Baudette?” - asks Billy Noonan in-his paper. From the way they were shouting this summer, we thought the park was already filled®with tourists. s § § Both Shipstead and Anna Dickey can see victory ahead. It beats all how early in life some people’s eyes are effected. & 4 : Fords took another drop of fifty dollars, POTATOES FOR THE HOME The Civic and Commerce Association is ]a.unchmg a plan which may help farmers dlSpVOSe of some of their potatoes for cash at fifty cents a bushel. The ‘plan is to secure orders from our 1,400 homes for their winter’s supply at fifty cents a bushel and turn the orders ov- er to the county agent’s office’ to place with farmers for prompt delivery. This of- gct(a;:n(]il grage. ‘the. 5‘uds‘to,\"Numhet 1.U. 3, Grade and insure.delivézy of. first ¢ sto';:%?’fi}r.' o de .<”'§i 8t class .+ The orders will be / /divided " 'equ: among the farmers, 36 that all will ;3&13 : pafe jin the cash market provided: It=is Hoped that from five to ten thousand bu- shels can be-sold in this manner, thus pro- viding from $2500 to $5,000 cash to farm- ers who need the money at this fime. = - Bemidji has always realized: - that;its growth and prosperity depended upon’ the prosplerity of the farmer and that one can not grow and prosper without the “other. | pyumi < consecutl 3 ~|'t0 - Fifty 50); both'ndg;nbeu inclusive, VOB VY £ beyond the limitations_set forth.in ita charter, :or as otherwise . .provided by ‘law; and, 8 things: necessary easential to the| validity. of the bonds of said city, here- inabove and ‘hereinafter fi-nuunow quired by ‘law to, be done, have n fully ‘done - and anu.deciad shat a1l conditions, sots, and NOW: Tnngm"rfim ‘CONSIDER- ATION OF THE PREMISES. - - The City Council ‘ot the City of Be- visable to issu H ¥ Loty Munieipal ‘Coupon Bonds of the City of. Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn 7t0 an amount: aggregating | / sumsiof “Fifty. -thousand : (! of tifty.: (50) ‘bonds from ‘Ome’ (1) of. the. denomination of One Thousand 00)--doltars. each, dated January D. 1923, due. l}l‘l payable as fol Bonds . nymbered one - to teni in- ;January 2nd, 1924. ‘Bonds’ ~numbered - from ' “eleven: -to twenty ‘{nclusive,. on January numbered twenty-one to thirty , on-January 2nd, 1926. _to forty onds' numbered thirty-one Inclusive, on .Jafiuary- 2nd, 1827. The plan advocated is a nation wide move- ment to save the potato crop and this com- munity stands ready ‘and: willing to"be“of assistance in this worthy move: . This is one project in' which’all can take part and the large majority of our citizens are more than anxious to do thejr duty. ¥ JAIL Bermuda is jailing parents for the - crimes of their children. A nine year old boy, convicted of theft; is allowed to go free. His mother pays a fine and: goes to jail for a month for permitting him to be- come a thief. This is a typical case under Bermuda’s new law, which is said to be working wonders. Compulsory creation of parental feeling* or responsibility would not be a biad thing in America. French detectives dealing with adult crimes say, “Find the Woman.” In Juvenile crimes the first rule should be “Find the parent.” N OUR GARBAGE STREWN ROADS _Complaint has been made that certain highways a short distance from the ‘city are being used for dumping grounds and t}xat barrels of garbage, tincans and .the hkg are being strewn along - the - road which is unsanitary and a disgrace to the community. R . Bemidji has provided a public‘flumpint ground and this ground should‘be used for the purposes intended. " The: practice of using our highways for ) :hguld be stopped and violators prosecu- ed. 2 A ADVERTISING RESULTS . - One of the best ways to get results from _ advertising is to run adveftising more worthy of results. Store advertiging. with more and better illustrations—store . - ad- vertisine with less and bettér copy—store advertising with bigger and better ideas— and you will not . need. to ~ worry about results when inserted in the Pioneer. WHY BANKS DON'T EAIL . In Wisconsin, where diversified farming is practiced almost universally, there has not been a bank failure in five years, =k We congratulate Harry Wheelock on his re-entry to the newspaper field at Fergus Falls. He may be able to do' many things well, but he can run a newspaper better. Cut out the politics Harry, we have plenty .otf‘Democrats roaming around the state as 1T 18, f——§ POTATOES FOR GOLF BALLS The farmers are urged to save their lit- tle potatoes and sell them to members of the golf club for winter golf. The brilliance of “num-skulls” is amazing at times. § Politicians in Lake of the Woods county are busy lining up for office. A dozen want to be sheriff, We don’t care about any of the office as long as they. _elect Taylor Judge of Probate. 3 — Bemidji is becoming a perfect city in many respects, but there is still room for improvements. If recomendations were in order our telegraph service might be in- cluded as one of them, y : — Eat ‘more potatoes-and gét some meat on-your-ribs. Yes we have decided to start right in. Bought potatoes yesterday at Ho% much in gross lots over the counter Mr, Jewett? ; 1 {ifty:cents a bushel. . ORDINANOE NO: An ordinance of the city of Bemidji Beltrami tonty, Minnesstd, providing for the meo and f . Fi thousand ($50.000) dollars Improvenient Fund Bonds of for the purpose ami on acco Permanent Improvement Fund of said city: Forty Thousand ($40,000) dollars of the money obtained from the . of said bonds to be used for the purpose of payin, rants no standing against fund and w were fssued in pavment for the in lation .of “The White W: lighting system in the str city; and Ten Thousand ($10 and the rights lars of said mione: €d for the|improvements the specific purpose of paving waprants,| may own or acqu Which have beanz ar which will be, is-| purnoses: and, sued In payment VHERES, ficlent to pay the on sald bonds a& thep annual ad matority the of the C { fund and out of w be pald the cost . assessment, and collection of A ad valorem tax on all installation of an the taxable properé: due, and also at the lawful time taxable property sufficient S, there -| fund designated as provement iund” into which there shall bo paid all_amounts reallzed from the ale of bonds issued on account of this warrants have been drawn sued fop the purpose of paying for the ‘ol i (city réaf 131 theistrests the- interest accruing up- mmonly known as “J White W Ahe satat( dnie: i WY LA o warrants have been, or Thald ). will bwdr-vn»w&—m fund which, to- gether with the fnterést “‘to accrue thereon, will amount.to the sum of ap- proximately Ten- Thousand .($10,000) dollars; sald warrants. having been, or to be, issued for the purpose of paying for the comstruiction and: equipment of a detention hospltal in sald: city; and WHEREAS, there is ho 'money. iif Fund or in any other. fund of siid city hich fund there shall|to pay for said warrants; and,’ of all real propepty.| WHEREAS, -large benefits. have ‘ac- thereon and all| crued to the general public and to the con which. the city | citizens of said city by reafon’ of the ire for its various|making of sald improvements: and, [EREAS, the mm assessed valua- tion of all: the taxable property ln said valorshi/ tx: to said - bonds ere s in the city Bemidfi, a Permanent Im- ol and equipment of a detention h on sald fund which, together with the ' city as shown by the last assessment in said eity: prescrihi interest to accrue thereon will amount made in the year 1923, ag finally equal- said bonds, and the interest coupons to to the sum of approximately Forty ized and as certified to. by the “city be annexed thereto. anu’ it 1ué. ($40,000), sald warrants having been,is-| clerk. "m'zfi'a’un'“ dollars; ‘WHEI! thé issuance in electric lighting 11 ($40,000) " dollars of said funds :fto be ‘| ment for tbe-construction ‘and . equip- such-. - purpose. 'f; oo |er the amount _above . stated, . wiil ~ not| ‘Bonds : numbered * forty-one .to_fifty inclusive, on- January 2nd, 1928.; bearing interest from. their -date until paid at'the’yate of six (6): per ventum per anpum, payable semi-annually on the 'second days nt:unuug,mnd uly respectively in each yea! th principal thereof and-interest thereon payable at auch':place. as_the City Council " may hereafter _direet, 'to “provide ‘fundefor the_purpose and ‘on.account ‘of ‘the Perm- anent ‘Improvement Fund.in: the Treas- ury of the‘City of Bemidji, ~~'Beltrami county, Minnesota:. 'Forty . Thousand used'. for tHe specific purpose ‘of 'pay- ing the .warrants which: have-been i§- sued in payment for “The White Way” electric 1ighting ‘system now. installed in the streats ofi said. city; and. - Ten Thousand- ($10,000) dollars ' of . sald funds’ to be’ hsed- tor the' speclfig pur- pose of paying the waprants — Which have been .on: will be . issued . in:pay- ment of. a detention hospital - in said| city.. Section: 2, That to provide funds:for the’ purpose and account-of the Perm- anent Improvement Fund of said city by, virtue: of. Ag: An .pursuance of the provisions of. ‘city ‘charter . of- said city, there 'shall be and ‘there ure here- by authorized, ordered amd directed to be issued as hereifiafter .provided, the Municipal ‘Coupon Bonds o -sald city. to an amount 'aggregating the . principal sum -of Fifty Thousand '($§0,000) ‘dol- lars;: that said-'bonds’ shall’ be” kiow and designated . “Permanent Improve- ;Bonds »of-.the. .City:.of Be- sota;”. shall, be fifty (60) in’ number, nunibered ~consecutively from ome (1) “to.fifty (50), both num- bers inclusive,” of the denomination of One Thousand ($1,000) ~dollars. each, bearing date.and-beeoming due - and payable as set forth in Section 1 herein and_that ‘the ‘Installments of interest to.date of :maturity of principal, shall be evidenced by. appropriate . coupons tached ta each ‘bond,-arid :both the in- tereat ‘accruing on and tHe principal®of said “bonds’ shall' be payablein lawful money of the Tnited States of ‘America at such. place’as: thi ity .Council may. fter direct., R 'y o » hyn?t' cdupons to be thereto attached: shall ‘be- substantially. in the- following forme, to-wit: - 3 (Form' ofBond) " - BTATES ‘OF AMERICA ' | STATE OF MINNESOTA : ' - 'COUNTY OF MI NG, 0F TR GETE O 4 BEMIDJI . . No—— " = “ $1,000.00 KNOW ALL MEN'BY THESE PRES- ENTS That the City of Bemidjl in the go,:nlv: &?»%flfl;‘.du t{l& l’t s‘unc of; neéso owledges itselt to owe, and for-valde. roo&v ;> héreby : promises to pay to the hearer. % pringipal- sum of One Thousand ($1,000.000) dollars on -A.- D. 19-=, together with interest on’ said sum:from.: the date hereof until paid:at-thE raté of six (6) per’ centum per- annuim, payable semi- -nnu?‘lllly_ on-the second days of January and y, respectively, in each ye#kr, as evidenced by-and-upon the presentation and surrender: of -the‘intereat coupons hereéto atlached as:they. severally’ come due, and both tlre said interest on the principal ef this bond are hereby made payable ‘in lawful.-money of the United States of ‘Amerioca, at the—— in the. city. of-——— of'——-, U. 8. A. and for:the- prompt: payment - of said intereat and principalat. maturity, the full faith, credit, resources and all the taxable property of ‘said city:are hereby irreyocably. pledged. .~ ..0 " .. This bond . is-iasted by said city for the ‘purpose_of and om.account of the Permanent: Improvement: Fund in the ity Treasury:of sald city, pursuant to @ -vote -of “the. duly.qualified electors of’ sald city present.and voting.at the gen- eral state and county election lawfully called and ‘duly héld therein ' for the purpose, prior to the issuance of this bond; at which election a majority of all the qualified -electors present and voting thereat, voted in favor of the is- suance of this bond and in accordance with an ordinance duly adopted 'by the Mayor and. city ' 1 “of -said~~ eity; and under, by yirtue-of, and in all re- spects. in full.and: atrictcomphance with the Constitution of thp State of Minne- sota, the City. chartep f:the.City of Be- midji, Minnesotd;a legislative and other enactments. amendatory. and- supplementary thereto. ' And it(ed‘. h:r:by c;rtgtiy , Tecited sng warranted, that said .city /i now ani has been ‘for ni;s!»but 3 body politic and ‘corporate; duly ‘arganized.” existing. of: the- 4th class undér and by virtue "o thereof -tue "of ‘the ‘Constitution and laws: of the State of Minnesota, and always has been and is now under the control of a‘duly organized City Council as - the. duly: constituted- corporate au- thority thereof; that-all things, acts and -conditions required by tha ‘Consti- tution' and laws of the state of Minne- sota, .and:the-€ity Charter of the sald City ot Bemidjt, to exist and to happen and be done: and performed’ precedent to and in._the issuance of this bond in or der to constitute the same valid and bind ing ‘of obligation of said city, do exist. have happened “teen done and . per: formed in regular and-due form -and time;, that the: total:indebtedness . of. 2aid city, including this bond, does not exceed. any constitifional. or statutory limitation; ‘and -that ‘due” provisiors has been made’ for the levy and collection -} of ‘a- direct: annual-ad valorem tax on all the taxable property in sald city in addition to all other taxes, sufficient to pay the . interest . accruing. hereon due, and also to'discharge the principal hereof ‘at maturitys + 1N . TESTIMONY WHEREOF, _ The trami. State of Minnesota, by its Mayor and City Esm;cn ;has_caused_this bond to be signed by the Mayor of said city attested by the City" Clerk, and secaled with the corporate séal of sald:city, and each of - the interest coupons hereto at- tached to be executed by the engraved facsimile signature of said officers, the second day of January, A. D. 1923, g5 Mayor (Seal) ATTEST: City Clerk (FORM-OF COUPON) $30.00 July 2, A D.19—) (On January 2, A. D."19—) the City ‘of BemidJi, i the County of Beltrami, State of Minnesota for value recelved.. 1! . | January % 1| est ‘or: principal-as. the spme Y obdered: deliveréd~to the lawful * Yoo | paying the promptly when: and as the same falls|system.’ Cityof Bemidjl. in the.County of Bel- |39, ted |.tors, then, and .‘and" State'’ of for six months in- its Municipal Cou- pon . Bonds_ issyed_on. account.of the Permanent ‘Improvement Fund’ of said City, dated January. 2, A. D. 1938. ' { pulfinioatogd fusthia No,—~— City Clerk . iermetme tion ‘4. That said bonds shall.be signed by the, Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and: sealed wtih the corpor: ::o seal of mald City, which geal shall nt Kve been execyted as-aforesaid, their legality shall not be open to contest by said City | the a ments thereto and .sup hest bidder: ac- cording to the term”r sale’ given pursuant to Resolution of the City Cpuneli, shall be deemed to'be the purchaser of said bonds herein ion for or ehait son ‘what- .5./That the jnterest _falling ‘Bald*bondis“on “July 2, 1923 and 1924, shall be and the same is hereby 'orderéd, appropriated and paid by the: City Treasurer from the general or expense funds of said city, and_for the purpose of providing _the necessary ‘funds_to reimburse said fund for the amount so, borrowed from -it, and ‘alsc:to’ pay the interest ‘accruing on “sid ‘bonds: subsequent. to - Jan.’ 2, 1924, ,promptly When and as- the same falls due, and'nla to pay and discharge the principal. of “sald "bonds at maturity. there. shilll’ be and: by .this_Ordinance, theré is hereby 1‘!"‘1‘ upon all: of -the taxable property in, aid city-in addition 1 ‘tixes, adirect annual i sufficient 10 pay ~the! in- id bondg as it fally due.and 'diuhn’rrgln. the principal _of (&, Tt shall be Mayor of said city:and-all-other offieers ‘of: #aid. city,.and_they are hereby re- quired annually atsthe time and in the ‘manner_peovided by law for the levying of other city faxes to ratify ‘and-carry out the provisions hereof With . . refer- ence to the levying.of taxes and requir- ing the ofticers, of and for said City to Jevy, extend and collect sych:‘taxes in the manner provided by law _ for the purpose of providing funds to pay the semi annual. bonds promptly. when and as the same falls due, and to.pay_and - discharge the Orinciphl ‘of sala bonds at maturity, which said tax shall be collected as are the other general taxes of said city, but nothing herein” contained shall = be 8o construed as to prevent sald city from applying apy other: funds that may be in its ‘Treasury and available for that rpose *In'.the payment of said inter- St o Tespec- +oF_corporat n ’forany T tively mature. Section 7. That on the 15th days of June and Décember respectively in.each Year, so.long, as any of the interest coupons_ appertaining. to - the ~bonds hereby autherized-to be issued, remain outsanding: and; unpaid, the City Treas-| urer- shalf, and he is hereby authorized, ordered .and directed to remit = out of apy. moneys in_his hands belonging. to said city. in the form of check or draft, to the imatitution at which said bonds are payable,.asum sufficient to pay in full the semi-annual.interest accruing on said: bonds on.the 2nd days of July and January, respectively in each year; and - fifteen: days® previous to the date of, maturity. of :any of sald bonds, the City Treasurer shall and he is hereby authorized, . ordered, and directed to re- mit out_of any -moneys in his-hands be- longing to said city. té the place and 1 stitution at which'said bonds are pay- able, .a sum, sufficient to pay .in full the ‘principal ampunt .of all .said bonds thén. maturing. Section. executed //sdid bonds when. so payment -of --the agreed- pufch: therefor to: the City Treasurer, and the sald ‘Treas- urer ‘shall hold ‘the proceeds thereof as a” separate _fugsd;gmact to the order of the ‘Mayor and City. Council “of the City ‘to be’ used- solely for: the purpose of and on account. . of-the Permanent Tmprovement Fund of-said. city: Forty Thousand_ ($40,000) dollars of which to be-used for the: specific purpose of pay- ing warrants, outstending against said Wund, issued in- payment for “The ‘White 'ay” electric lighting system: and- Ten - Thousand -($10.000) of which to be used: for “the specific purpose of ‘warrants, ' .against said Fund; issued ' i payment for the| construction and equipment of a detention’ hospital, in"sald:city, . ..* Section 9. That the Mayor =~ of ‘sald g r' thepeof ' upon oot seprice City, -the_Clerk and Treasurer ‘and all other officers, respectively, of said City are hereby authorized,” ordersd and di- rected to furnish the aforesaid ;- pur- chasers. of -said. bonds with such cer- tificates, -transcripts, _ordinances other documénts as will fully evidence the proceedings had relative to the Is- suance of said bonds, the regularity and sufficiency thereof, and the acts of any one, either or all of sald officers, and the premises are hereby declared auth- orized, ratified, approved and confirm- ed. 3 Section 10. That it be and it is here- sary and-essential to the ed and required by law to _ be done, have been-fully: done and performed. Section 11. That the provisions hereto_shall constitute and the are hereby declared to be a binding and irrevocable contract between sald City and the purchaser.of said bonds and the holder from time to time of each of said the interest coupons thereto Section at the general state and county thereon; that each of theds Yo ed to. each | e duty-of thell” SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PIONEER _WIEDNEQDA 30 Y EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1922 ted "atfirmatively, shall be - constdered as though. it alone. was submitted to the said -electors 'and the bonds 1Esued. eccordjn, nying to the proposition so Vo or: 14 That.after \the taking:ef- rdinance, as 'the foregoing,-Section, ' the ance shall_be. irrepealable ‘until ithe; in- tedness, héreby . created, both as, and” intzl"‘eub ahl}l. ;uve ({wen Section ot of “this of lnhl,mr e City Coune: and said st Al tioned. First Reading Sept. 5, 1922, Second Reading. Septemnber Third Reading Oct. -2, clared passed and: carried by the fol- Bridgeman,: Olson, Me- Smart, Lahr. LowilE VOLe! ‘Ayes—Janr, Kinnon, Evenson. Stafford, Lloyd, Nays—None. ' Absent—Rod¢ Approved Johnson 8. Tha : hall;ba.and fhey, are )-e;‘:‘pi‘y_ i Present Cb\mty Auditor sebks yout support for election to a term as auditor of Beltrami. county, outstanding or by certified, recited and warranted that all conditions, acts and things neces- validity of the bonds of said hereinabove mention- of | this ordinance and of each of the bonds and interest coupons- issued pursuant same . That the question of:is- suing said bonds be submitted to the legal voters of the said City of Bemlldji elec- tion to_be held in said city on the Tth November 7th. ed in the future and vote. Johnson $20.00.) day of November,.1922, ahd as set forth in the proclamation of the Mayor and- resolution . of * the 'City_ Council of said city; and that said question be 8o sub- mitted in_the form of two separate and distinct - propositions _substantially " as follows: s Proposition No. .17 “Shall bonds be issued by the City of seetlof of. ‘safd city Bemidji under-the provisions’ of 9, Chapter VI of ‘tha Chas : rtes’ eity, and Ordinance No. 129 of said to. the amount of Forty Thousand- ($40.- 000) dollars, bearing interest at the rate of siX’ (6) ‘pér ceptum per annum, for the -of,.and. on acconn t° of, Tpose. . the Pemfl’nen{ ’xm;ii‘o?:lncn: Furd; the money therefrom _to be . used specific -pUFpose T PAVING - standing warranta iq::? 4 Fund in payment for" “The Whi V' ‘Proposition N (“ghall “bonds Bemidji under .. Chapter VI off e gity, and Ordinauce No. 129 of sa 0 the amount. 000) - dollars, mn rate of six (6) o for the purpose ofy the Permanent- Improvement Fund; the for tite out- jssued against - said for - the ' construction and equplment of a detention hospital. Bectfon 13, That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after.its passage, approval, and publica- tion, and if a majority of all the elec: money therefrom, to" be ‘used specific. purposs ‘of paying - the standing warrants Fund. in paymen tors of said city, voting at said electiol shall vote in sald Bonds, under either or said propositions;” provided, of the jssuance o howevel that if one, but mot both, of said propo- sitions shall be voted for in the affirm- ative by 'a majority of all the said elec- in that event, the prop- for which sair majority so vo- both of for the ‘the - s nst said llation of Waytt'~eleet¥o” l}s{l“n\z e oty of the provisions of section v | County at the sheriff. ted. o | this Ordinance the same —| were ‘'the only ones spe: sthat the amount.’ le. - .‘ October 7, 1922. AV Garlock! ¥ Mayaor. = ad | ‘Attest: i ~ Belle Denley, 3 ¥ 2 Oty Clerk -~ # = Delivered to Mayor Oct. 3, 1922 _Returned by Mayor Oct..7, 1312&2 —_———— POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT | (Inserted for and by A. D. in his Amount paid for series $20.00). He_ hag’ endeavored ~o serve all without-fear or favor and granting special privileges to none.: This of- fice. for, the .past four years--ranks among, the:foremost in the''state as/| having been efficiently and omically. conducted. 3 He pledges you the same standards in the future if re-elected|county, ready and willing at all times another ‘term The same ‘cordial Wel-|to co-operate with one and all for come will be ‘accorded all and the|the betterment. of our county ‘hospitality enjoyed by so many ‘in'fcity. the past.will continue to be extend- If you favor this kind of policy by one of your public officials-exercise your right of franchise on Novembe (‘(Inserted by and for J. L. George in 7th.‘He' will apprceiate your support|his own behalf. Amourit to be paid POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT (Inserted for and by Andrew in his own behalf. - Amount: to be paid for series ANDREW JOHNSON Re-elect him' sheriff the Resolutions of or.f‘fi ‘amen HORNET A number of the farmers' here isold and delivered cattle to:the ¢at- i tle buyers in Blackduck on Friday. Rev. Odegaard - preached. .at the Murray ‘school Friday evening. He'also organized ' the Sunday school, which will meet, for the.pres;, | ent, ‘Sundcy mornings at half past ten'in the Murray school. A F. M. Partridge camp:has been erected near A:mrew Entcr(berg’s pia 3 i °|. Andrew » Ertenberg, and . J. D. 1 Bogart left on Tuesday morning for Blackduck: o g0 with , Blackduck ty parties’ to the National Dairy show “at St. Paul. T though they herein; ex- ind denomina ed for: ovided in aig ORdin- as, to arged. if author- ided, shall d°all amend: plements -thereof PAID ADVERTISEMENT ~ (Inserted by-and-on behalf of Gra- ham M. Torrance, of Bemidji, Min- nesota. Amount ‘paid for series $20.00). notice -of men- 18, 1922. 1922< and- de- ; Hickerson, S GRAHAM M. TORRANCE Candidate for County Attorney own behalf.|. g5 Beltrami county, Minn. To the voters of Beltrami county: I wish to thank you for the con- fidence you have placed in me in the past in selecting me as your County Attorney, and if re-elected I again promise you the best measure of service of which I'am capable. GRAHAM M. TORRANCE PAID ADVERTISEMENT (Inserted by and for John C. Parker in his own behalf. Amount to' be paid for series, $20.00) JOHN C PARKER For First Commissioner District . Thinking it is ahout time our city .had a representative on the county hoard, I hereby-announce myself a .-candidate for county commissioner for the first district = of Beltrami county. et My motto:if elected -will be to safeguard the financial interests of our county by judicious economy in disbursements. of expenses. The- duties and responsibilities in- cident to the office shall not be Tightly considered. T shall strive dil- igently # see that the business of the county is conducted on safe and sane principles, and with mistakes corrected as soon as discovered. - The tax business will be the first in my mind and anything I can do to relieve the present burdensome tax will surely be done - econ=| - I will appreciate your support and “|if elected I will consider myself a high| servant of all the voters of Beltrami ' second and Six{cere]y yours J. C. PARKER PAID ADVERTISEMENT for series $20.) For County Auditor - Vote For <~ ™ 1J.L.George “Mr. George is painstaking, ac- ¢ of Beltrami| commodating end capable. He election. November! brought order out of chaos in the He has been a conscientious of. il and asks the support of the voters on his pastv record as their Your vote will be greatly appracia- Andrew Johnson, ° Present Sheriff of Bel- tgami County. Auditor’s office and while in charge always maintained a high order of efficiency.” Vote for him Nov. 7 at “{~ General Election YOUR SUPPORT WILL. BE . APPRECIATED: