OLDHOME agirgemtfnts." re«»iatiOfls e!iS:rg CLASS BPLEASURE CARS-"CWfe MEXICAN/ UNFAMILIAR CONTI TO MEET IN CUE STATE BIGGEST TAX 'V, members of the organization to work ?. .WITH NORTHERN HEATERS, MATCH JANUARY 8 for the convening of a world congress REVENUE HAS COLD TIME 'for that purpose. -v* New York, Dec 11.—Jake Schaefer, St. fcaul, Minn., Dec. 8—Approximately Waisifaw Kowgey, Mexican, today former World's 18-and, 8-10 balkline DELAWARE BEATS RELIE£ six and a half million dollars sits in the Beltrami county jail awaiting billiard 'champion, and Roger Conti, revenue will be obtained by the state court action that may deport nun Boston, Mass., Dec. 11.—The U. S. the champion of France, will meet in this year from the sale of motor vehicle back to his suhny land. Although S. Dealaware is the claimant for the Ch^go January 8, 9 and 10 to ^determine licenses, according to Mike Waishaw cannot speak English, it is which shall meet the international Holm, secretary of state. gridiron championship of the Atlantic easy to determine that he would rather A champion, Willie. Hoppe.V/ LOAD Ffom January 1 to November 30, fleet after defeating the U. S. S. Relief tuck himself away from the rays of OFF MY MlMD the motor vehicle division^Tiad issued 27 to 2 here. Saturday. Rowlings, the scorching sun beneath a big Mexican EH-SJMON7 380,378 pairs of license plates for the Delaware quarterback, made two POSTAGE STAMP cactus than to endure the snow, :?.y which $6,498,909.61 had been collected. of the team's touchdowns and three DEALERS EXPECT A and cold of northern Minnesota. Registrations during December are passes that resulted in the oth^r two GOOD BUSINESS Waishaw was brought to Bemidji by expected to bring1 this figure to the scores. Sheriff Andrew Johnson from the six and a half million njark. township of Frohn, where he had Paris, Dec. 11—The Ferrari sale of LOCAL NEWS Medium and high-priced pleasure sought shelter in a desterted settler postage stamps, which has brought cars requiring license fees of more cabin. Apparently unfamiliar with hundreds of collectors to the city, is than $12 contribute more than half of heating methods in the north, he built by far the largest sale ever recorded R. C. Fraser returned from the twin the money collected for registrations fires in two large wash tubs which he in Paris. Many of the stamps are cities yesterday. during the first eleven months of the placed in the middle of the cabin floor bringing record prices,~and the bidding Mrs. Montgomery returned to her year. Low priced cars brought in approximately and made no use of a mg stove which home in the Craig district after a confinement is spirited. one third of the total. was- within the building. Neighbors Mo^e interest has been shown in of one week at the Northern The following table shows the number seeing the smoke oozing from windows stamp collecting since the war than a a of plate sets issued of each class and doors started an investigation ever before, according to dealers, and M. & I. officials paid a periodical and the amount collected for the first and found the half starved, half with the return to normal times the visit to the railroad offices here today. MAYOR SIMON DOOUTTte AND TbWN OTHY WALKER eleven months of the year. frozen and nearly suffoca.ted Mexican popularity among amateurs is expected were R^ueveooPA bm« feed*«q problcm when "me two tramps The party included Roadmaster G. H. Number of Sets Amount there. He was brought to Bemidji by I WHO HAVE BEEN EAT/Ni THE "TOWN /NTO DEBT DLK5 THEIR. WAY to make huge profits for the traders. Warner of Brainerd, Master Mechanic OUT OT» JAIL WITH A PUTTY KNIFE Pleasure cars, the sheriff to be examined by Judge H. E. Titus of Bemidji, Roadmaster H. Class A 168^540 $2,125,876.83 of Probate Koefod as to his sanity, but Mills of Bemidji and Chief Pumpman Pleasure cars, yesterday the authorities, believing he DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tough on Danny By ALLMAN M. Satre of Jenkins. Class 165,870 3,429,126.74 merely was not familiar with Americaq Abe O. Olson of Littlefork is spending Low priced trucks 27,815 388,460.16 ways and that. he was perfectly the day in the city on business. High priced trucks 12,470 508,038.88 sane, began arrangements to have him HELLO, 15 MR. DRAKE. HELEN. AREYOU IN THERE TO DADDY \S GOING Wm. Wyman of-"Sj. Paul is spending Motorcycles .... 3,372 16,902.50 agaim? aren't You feeung THERE? HELLO CHARLEY deported to his native land. It is the HE PUT YOU TO BED a few days in the city on business. SAY. DID YOO GET Trailers. 949 1,945.25 WEkU? belief of authorities here that he got HAS TO GO OOT OHJ Howard Gark of Duluth is a guest THOSE FIGURES FOR. Dealers 1,862 28,5^0.25 across the border in some way other OH ALLRIGHT0ONT A LITTLE- ERRAND ME you DID. FINE alj the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. than the regular immigration process LET ME. IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME. I'LL RON OVER AND GET Lang. Totals 380,878 $6,498,909.61 INTERFERE WITH and that he tried to get as far away SINCE 1 TUCKED YOU IN. THEM I'D LIKE.TO LOOk. Fred Miller of Montevideo, Minn., YOUR GOING OUT. from Mexico as 'possible, but got tco is in town for a few days visiting with far away for his own comfort. HAVANA DOG SHOW friends. DEVELOPS HUGE AND The International Card club was entertained HIGHWAY GANG CURIOUS HOUND DOG this afternoon at the home ENROUTE TO BAUDETTE of Mrs. J. H. Brown. TO GRAVEL ROADS Havana, Cuba, Dec. 11—"A probable Torger Olson, one of the prosperous result of the first Havana Dog Show,'' A fleet of six Babcock highway farmers of the Margie district, is a says thej Havana Telegram, "will be trucks arrived in town last night enroute county seat visitor today. the classification of the Cuban hound to Baudette, from which town A baby girl was born this morning among recognized breeds. This type to Mr. and ^rs. J. Gibson at the they will work out of and gravel the which is the outcome of hundreds of Baudette-Warroad stretch of the Northern Minnesota hospital. years of mixed breeding, is generally state highway. The trucks all carried L. F. Munier and L. M. Thorpe, traveling throughout the country districts. It their full crew and the gang will do salesmen from Minneapolis,are is a huge animal weighing about 120 graveling through the winter and put in the city calling on the trade today. pounds, of a yellow to brown color, the road in much better shape than S. H. Thompson, civil engineer in the with' the ears of a bird dog and the /55SK. it has been for some time past. employ of thf6 M. & O. Paper Co., muzzle of a mastiff. Its hair is short AW GEE! I GUESS This is part of the program of winter HE. S GONE leaves this week for Wprcester, 1 and smooth and its tail long and is AIN'T GOT NO DADDY OJZ work announced by the state commissioner Mass., where he will spend the holidays POT AG AIM wiggly." MUZZER OR. NOTHIN NO of highways and is in addition with relatives. STRAM6E CONDUCT a HERE LATELY' of the construction of bridges announced An announcement cOmes from the THREE KILLED IN BATTLE for this section. Gravel will local banks today that Canadian currency be spread on an average of two inches is again on the decline and that Vicksburg, Miss., Dec. 11.—Three of snow. If the snow is deeper than starting tomorrow both the International men were killed and three wounded that it will be plowed and scraped off State bank and the First National in a gun battle between labor agents so that there will be very little under bank of this city will commence recruiting labor and planters near the gravel surface when the spring discounting Canadian money 1 per Duckport, La. thaw comes. cent. This outfit drove up from Duluth W Owing to the condition of the road and reported the roads as "tough.' between this city and Loman since the WOMEN WANT storm the first of the week, the mail WORLD PEACE BASED ON McKENZIE-NEILSON carrier made no trip Tuesday either NEW AGREEMENTS way and yesterday made the trip from Anouncement is made of the wedding of Robert C. McKenzie and Sophie Loman here, arriving shortly after 8 Chicago, Dec. 11.—The Home Woman's last evening,- returning this morning. C. Neilson of Fort Frances and International League for Peace The regular schedule was resumed today. Rainy River, by Rev. A. W. MacNeill adopted resolutions Saturday demanding at Bethlehem church. peace based on international NEA SERVICE (0(011!^ *~r- Tccr-srci'littfo JOQDD'QD is O O tr 3|\ Si. I i-' I .5® rv Our $35,000 Furniture Sale Nearing Close Values that are unbelieveable—an opportunity to bay complete home furnishings at less than wholesale prices. credit Terms' to Suit Your A Big Store Chuck Full of Convenience Practical Xmas Gifts Complete Home Outfitters One Block from Main Street Phone 212 Across from Paper Mill Office Open Evenings Until Christmas ac­ /. .4ifc i- .jf.S &