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Draft Results i Continued from Pare 1)

: 2233—Joe F. Matousek, Spooner. <- 75—Andrew M. Redmand, Huelin.

1818—Maynard Castle, Nymore. 772—O. E. Lovegreen, Bemidji. 1456—Gregory Malone, Bemidji. 1419—Francis F. Ward, Bemidji. 786—H. O. Sampson, North-wood. 1549—Hiram Grow, Route 1, Be­

midji. 1476—Daniel C. McTeer, Bemidji. 280—Ed Pohrte, Williams. 1292—Walter Kettleson, Bemidji. 972—Joen Adams, Kelliher. 983—Martin Nordwall, Foy. 757—Edwin J. Foster, Puposky. 966—Veleste Stechn, Camp 5, Kel-

' liner. 868—J. H. Biesiot, Graceton 2230—Oscar Heen, Spooner. 332—Frank C. Kruse, Bemidji. 552—Roy Van House, Graceton. 2295—Casper L. Cronk, Ten-

strike. 1300—Oscar M. Carlson, Bemidji. 2124—Fred M. Reed, Blackduck. 1673—Rayv McHugh, Bemidji. 1887—Paul Brevik, Nymore. 298—Stanley C. Smith, Bemidji. 2090—James J. Green, Baudette. 379—Andrew Stachowlsk, Black-

duck. 1560—Lawrence Harrier, Bemidji. 543—Archie Kettering, Clear

River. 2107—P. Souchich, Baudette. 194—o. M. Nelson, Pinewood. 874—August Laine, Pitt. ' 675—Lee Hobson, Shilling. 2132—Elmer Langford, Black-

duck. 1769—Joe Ballanger, Bemidji. 1294—John R. McDonald, Bemidji. 1148—R. W. Hall, Kelliher. 1647—Charles Gentile, Bemidji. 1354—Adolph Klein, Jr., Bemidji. 1906—Gust More—Nymore. 2017—R. Peterson, Baudette. 343—B. Larson, Baudette. 2008—Fred LaFave, Baudette. 1613—Frank Dewey, Bemidji. 2100—Emile Guibsault, Baudette. 982—Raymond Tingley, Foy. 726—Frank B. Cook, Nebish. 15—August Thorland, Debs. 905—Otto J. Palm, Baudette. 933—Gust W. Ek, Debs. ' / 1531—Ed. R. Caillier, Bemidji. 2209—Hans J. Hoiden, Kelliher. 1288—Nat *E. Given, Bemidji. 452—Eddie H. Peterson, Solway. 355—J. E. Shulda. Tenstrike. 1843—Robert B. Todd, Nymore. 530—Oscar Thompson, Wilton. 809—Gustaf Gudmanson, Benwood 1114—Steve K. Stamataker, Be­

midji. ,1470—Albert Johnson, Bemidji. 5645—Alfred Amundson, Pit t .

J213 5—George Taylor. Blackduck. p i 8 — E l m e r L. Mathls, Kelliher. $620—Ravmond Flynn, Bankton. *1334—William Haywood. Bemidji. 550—Gustaf Wallin, Graceton. 1611—Alfred Davis. Bwnidji. 574—C Christianson. Williams. 31-^Joseph Paraochka. Saum. 1727—Nels Jensen, Bemidii 2047—Harry Black. Baudette. 981—HBrry C Slack. Foy. 1848—Harry F Davidson, Ny-

1570—Chester Oreenman. Bemlaji. 1817—Ernest Otto, Nymore 770—William L. Spencer. Bemidji. 882—K Tarvinen, Williams. 2078—Emtl Olson. Baudette. 677—William J. Dietrich. Shilling. 2118—Robert J. Leak. Blackduck. 749—Ben Shrinkev. Nebiah. 2269—Sam E. Anderson. 1868—Frank E Wesley, Nymore. 1509—Harold Kidd, Bemidji. 1211—John Baillias. Graceton. 525—Albert F. Williams, Island

Lake. „ . . . . 1417—Everett Wynne, Bemidji. 1574—Edmond Jewett, Bemidji. 2034—Iver Sachariaon, Baudette. 760—Clarence E. Worth, North­

ern. 183—Bennie Melland, Aure. 56—Gust Froyd. Route 2, Bemidji. 1791—aietten Sever, Nymore. 1956—Odin Paulson, Baudette. 792—John M. David. Roosevelt. 2128—Oliver C. P. Horton, Black­

duck. ., _ , 487—Armand Bratteli. Carmel. 1282—Arthur J Gratton, Bemiaji. 1323—Adam Nikle. Bemidji. 1847—Quincy A. Byer, Nymore. 797—Nels Kverno. Clear River. 140—Richard B Hanson, Hines. 1546—Elmer J Revoir, Bemidji. 1922—John Tangren, Baudette. 1723 Verne O. Kane, Bemidji. 1779—peter A. Boquist, Nymore. 1236—Andres Strandenen, Hack

ett. 2247—Erick Olson, Spooner. 2011—Harry Olson, Baudette. 432—James B. Newell, Waskish. ] 18—Carl S. Nord, Debs. 652—Archie Peters, Malcolm. 927—Sam Jamtvold, Aure. 1487—M. W. Adams, Hastings,

N Y 739—Half dan Hanson, Nebish. 1751—clarence Lease, Bemidji. 601—Ernest Gillie, Williams. 1322—Edward J. Stehlin, Bemidji. 5 A . J. Fiederspiel, Warroad. 350 A. F . Samuelson, Clement-1580—Otto Schmunk, Bemidji. 54_Edward Hensel, Route 2, Be-

"^sHo—Henry E. Schmidt, Graceton. 1714—F. B . Creger, Mill Park. 549—Nllls Larson, Graceton. 1132—John C. Utech, Turtle

River 440—Andrew Udin, Roosevelt 1485—Arnold Bakkum. Bemidji. 1674-^*>uglas B. McFayden, Be­

midji. 1054-^-Gunder F 1275—Otis Grovnm, ZlpPl* M

. 2316—Henry Krumrey, Wilton. 2225—H. H. Haukaas, Spooner ? u L H a r o l d Sandbeck, Williams.

- i 0 2 2 - J o s e p h H. Rank Bemidji. 841 g A. Piatt , Turtle River. <«« Robert Gustafson, Pit t . 1 0 M - S * * W . Shoburg, Thorhnlt

- J 5 i - 5 a w l n Martinson. Bankton.

269—George H. Lutke, Williams. 685—H. Elopries, Shilling. 1141—Albert Boern, Foy. 1314—Harold Northrop, Bemidji. 1016—Emil C. Treichel, Thorhult. 1688—John F. Breen, Bemidji. 335—Paul A. H. Laudtke, Be­

midji. 1430—Archie F. Larkin, Bemidji. 2005—Louis Wefsenmce, Baudette 493—Petrus Hendrickson, Esplee. 2108—Thomas Pollard, Baudette. 923—Iver Refsdahl, Aure. 1305 Claud Mclver, Bemidji. 341—Otto Husher, Baudette. 1007—Frank G. Sundberg, Grygla. 1764—Jess W. Bemis, Bemidji. 391—John Thyberg, Funkley. 1366—George C. Klungness, Be­

midji 353—Clyde Hagadone, Tenstrike. 970—John Kalka, Camp No. 5,

Kelliher. 637—Frank Chase, Pitt . 1675—Anton M. Johnson, Be­

midji. x2024—Frank Osier, Baudette.

360—Carl A. Fleichman, Ten-stxilc©.

1657Noab Robins, Bemidji. 1217—Thorwald S. Korting, Pi t t 571—Clarence Laffin, Williams. 1873—Max Miles Sanders, Ny­

more. 488—Oscar M. Sletten, Carmel. 1543—Oscar Sockness, Bemidji. 2102—Robert Allen, Baudette. 704—Fred Olson, Roosevelt. 72—Arthur L. Gish, Httelan. 1896—George Riddington, Be­

midji. 1709—Anton Erlckson, Bemidji. 356—Edward W. Stouldtt, *, Ten-

strike. 112—Arthur W. Summervllle,

Warroad. 1067—Herbert Siems, Carp. 2082—Ray Donkin, Baudette. 2116—Einer B. Bloomqulst, Black­

duck. 128—Victor O. Peterson, Grygla. 2012—William Fadden, Baudette. 679—Glenn W. Bobst, Shilling. 805—Tom A. Hobit, Baudette. 11—Lewis J. Mertz, Warroad. 1448—Ernest L. Neumann, Be­

midji. 1722—Ernest D. Falls, Bemidji. 957—Felix Heibel, Snooks. 1557—Arie Leendert Vloordinger-

brock, Bemidji. 1744—Knut Fodtyeit, Bemidji. 1112—Harry Cullins, Turtle

River. 345—Gustave E. Erickson, Bau­

dette. 1595—Albert Dannenberg, Be­

midji. 2184—Anfred Ahlberg, Kelliher; 1355—Jessie R. McPherson, Be­

midji. 103—Solomon Friedland, Hag. 2196—Alexander Peterson, Kelli­

her. 1585—Robert S. Murphy, Bemidji. 1912—Simon Anderson, Baudette. 1221—Johannas Kopervick, Pit t . 1102Edward R. Collinsqn, Hines. 16 2 5—Samuel M. Butcher, Be­

midji. 656—Fred H. Clark, Graceton. 1565—Albert C. Larson, Bemidji. 2109—William J. Foley, Rainy

River. 154—James E. Gaines, Hines. 1281—Ole H. Moen, Bemidji. 51—Edward T. Birch, Bemidji. 717—Roy H. Dose, Williams. 1057—Gus G. Sangerak, Black­

duck. 1256—Anton Stamstowaki, Pen-

turen 1073—Gus K. Shauck, Carp. 30—oiaf S. Boness, Saum. 900—John O Sjogren, Quiring. 1981—Edward Swanson, Baudette. 1617—Ed Sawyer, Bemidji. 2303—Earl W. Campbell, Turtle

River. 363—Simon Green. Tenstrike 1287—ohn M. Herbert, Bemidji 1142—LeRoy C Boren, Foy. 1765—Walter B. Westland, Be-

m,dJ1-6—John H. Schmelver, Warroad. 2167—Bennie C. Barber, Kelliher. 327—Jack Weber, Bemidji. 664—Andrew Koski, xdalcolm. 93—Hugo Hensel, Hag. 199—George Elliot, Pinewood. 388—John E. Moon, Blackduck. 1423—Edgar R. Jahr, Bemidji. 1716—Robert Erickson, Bemidji. 773—William H. Grover, Bemidji. 608—Antona Scava, Williams. 106—Pefp Johnson, Carp. 519—Hakken RuK^even, Wilton. 1730—Archie G. Kidd, Bemidji. 25—Jr thn r L. Hanks. Quiring.

392—John C. Heath, Solway. 2081—Leopole Vokaty. Baudette. 2231—Oscar Elleson, Spooner 889—Frank B. Unhauer, Dutchie. 383—Antona Dicosolla, Williams. 1166—John Southerner, Williams. 2186—Victor Jonnson, Kelliher 588—Ehruh Jborschke, Lemming-

ton, Canada. 856—Willie Mattila, Graceton. 705—Charles H. Van Schoycke,

Williams. 1346—William K. Wagner, Be­

midji. 2263—Martin H. Benson, Spooner. 2053—J. Bozinski, Baudette. 2051—William Zauche, Baudette. 1957—John L. Lind, Baudette. 576—Bennet M. Peterson, Wil­

liams. 2023—Clarence I. Murray, Bau­

dette.

944—John O. Hagen, Pitt . 1866—Alfred Krog, Nymore. 1808—Erwin O. Tagley, Nymore. 1943—Joe Fostick, Baudette.

This is the draft list received by the Pioneer up to 4 o'clock. The Pioneer will continue se­curing the draft list and give the complete county list tomor­row.

ENLISTING OFFICERS (Continued from Page One)

branches of the service. Lieut. Wie­ner and Sergeant Huston, who were in the city yesterday afternoon and this morning are working with Dis­trict Forest Ranger L. F. Johnson and are anxious to get all the re­cruits they can.

Both examining officers left this afternoon for various points in the part of the state and North Dakota, but will return Monday noon and can be found Monday afternoon and Tuesday afternoon at the Markham. Any one desiring information or to join any branch of the service should see Mr. Johnson or Postmaster Rit­chie.

Any high school graduate can join the quartermaster corps and will be sent to a cooking and baking school where they can learn the trade. Men who enlist in this corps will be chos­en for the commissioned offices in their companies.

Inside and outside wiremen, tel­egraphers, mechanics and electri­cians are all needed tor the signal service and men of any age may Join. Lumberjacks are wanted badly for the forestry.

HUSBAND AND WIFE, ANOTHER MAN AND

OFFICER FRANK FROST When Newton Irish and James

Byers were haled before Judge Gib­bons' court yesterday afternoon, charged with creating a disturbance on the street by engaging in a fistic encounter, i t would see that just an ordinary "heated argument" case had come up, but the facts of the case proved to be very different. From the testimony of the defend­ants, Acting City Attorney Graham M. Torrance soon gathered that the testimony of eye witnesses would be necessary and a recess was granted.

At 2 o'clock the court reconvened and John Goodman, Elmer Marin and G. P. Irish were called to the stand. Their stories showed that Byers had interfered with the domestic affairs of Mr. Irish for the past several weeks. Wednesday night Mr. Irish met his wife in the park and sent her home. Shortly after he met Mr. Byers in the park. A quarrel en­sued but a s Byers led Irish to .be­lieve that he carried a gun they did not come to blows. Later, Irish met Byers in front of Crothers' barber shop and after a few words blows were exchanged. Patrolman Frost soon appeared on the scene and made tlif* &rr6st

Byers was fined $25 or thirty days In the county jail, and Irish was given $10 or fifteen days and his sen­tence was suspended. Byers paid his fine and was released.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL * • • • a * * * * * * * * * * * - *

* "~ TOM SMART * * DRAT AND TRANSFER + * Safe and Piano Moving -ft * Res. Phono 68 818 Araorloa * « Office Phono IS -ft * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

* DE. E. A. SHANNON, H. D. * * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * * Office in Mayo Block * * Phone 396 Res. Phone 887 *

* DR. C. R. SANB0BN * * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON « * Office—Miles Block * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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* A. V. GABLOCK, M. D. * * SPECIALIST • * BYE EAR NOSE THROAT * « Glasses Fitted + « Gibbons Bid*. Phono 108 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A.DANNENHEBO * * First National Bank Bldg. -ft * I remove the cause of acute * * and chronic diseases * « CHIROPRACTOR * « Office hours: 10-18, 1:80-8 7-8 * * Phone 408-W. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DK. E. E. RICHARDSON * * DENTIST * * Office: Troppman Block * * 2 -one 180-J Bemidji, Minn * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DR. 0. M. PALMER * * DENTIST + * Office Phone 184, Residence S4C * « Miles Block, Bemidji * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DR. D. L. STANTON * * DENTIST * « Office in Winter Block ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DR. J. T. TU0MT * * DENTIST * * North of Markham Hotel * * Gibbons Block. T»L 880 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DR. H. A. N0RTHR07 * * OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN * * AND SURGEON * * Suite 10 OXonry-Bowier Bid* * « Offioe Phono 118 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

C J L A S S J » J D E W R T J ^ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED—A lady cook a t the Nic­ollet Hotel. 3-721

LOST—Between 6th and Irvine and 5th and America, a ring, amethyst setting. Finder leave at Pioneer office for reward. 3-723

LOST—On Dewe7 Ave., between 10th and 13th streets, an Eastman ko­dak. Finder return to Mrs. H. L. Rasmussen, 1015 Dewey Ave.

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * « J. WARHTSGER • « VETERINARY SURGEON * « Office and Hospital 8 doors * « west of Troppman Store * « Phono No. 808 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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* DR. B. H. SMITH * * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * * Office Security Bank Block * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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Be Comfortable I THIS SUMMER j

It's easy enough in the right kind | of loose-fitting, light weight under- | wear. s

We can show you several good | f styles; the Wilson Bros., Delpark | Athletic union suits is the very best. |

Try one or two suits and you'll be g delighted. We guarantee that they're = extra comfortable and designed for | convenience. S

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Friday and Saturday Specials

COOL OXFORDS Buy a pair of Oxfords now while you can make a saving of 20 to 30 per cent. We are offering 100 pair of Oxfords in tan, dark tan and black in English as well as other lasts. Your choice at

$3.95

STRAW HATS All Straw Hats in the store, the Knox Split Straw, the Mikado, the Commodore as well as the Panama are going at

1-3 Off 3 *&! *

GRAND TOMORROW William Farnum once more brings

into play the marvelous strength and power of his frace in the newest of William Fox's* pictures of the great Northwest, "The End of the Trai l ." In this photoplay, Farnum acts Jules Le Clerq, a French Canadian, factor in a Hudson Bay trading post.

Le Clerq has fallen in love with a woman (Gladys Brock well) whose husband (Willard Louis) has seized her and carried her away to a lonely life in t he forests. Overcome by his brutality, she leaves his house and learns tha t her husband has been left as dead by a treacherous Indian guide. She marries Le Clerq.

But Devil Cabot is not dead. "The End of the Trai l" will be shown at the Grand Saturday—afternoon and evening.

BEMIDJI PRAISED

Mrs. G. H. Morse of Minneapolis, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. C. W. Jewett, left this morn­ing for Brainerd where she will visit friends and relatives for a short time. Mrs. Morse expressed herself as being very well pleased with "The City of Enterprise" and northern Minnesota. Mrs. Morse is a cousin of Mrs. Jewett.

BATHING SUITS —Splendid values —Reliable goods Most any style and pattern. A won­derful combination of colors, $1.00 and up.

SPECIAL Athletic union suits 69c Sports Shirts, $1.00 $1.25- values....98c Boys' wash suits, $1.50 and $2.00

values; now 98c

We have put on sale about 150 Men's and Young Men's Suits, C I H fif) formerly sold for $20 and $25, for Friday and Saturday, special...** • v . w w

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