Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 6

» ‘fWngl mgflf;fi gggm PERS HIPMENT OF PLANES Y Ent 0 (BY“Unite Tess) S New York, July —A new “edu- | cation will be one of the products of ' the war, according to Prof. A, D.|folk within a day or two to inquire Dean, noted educator- and ' author,|into the cause of accidents. member of the faculty of Teachers Several members blame the weight i'college, Columbia university. of the Liberty motor for many of “The war is exposing the useful-|the fatal mishaps which have ' o¢- ness ‘or uselessness from the direct|curred recently, . They believe the service standpoint, of our ' school|finding of the senate military affairs subjects. ~This world = conflict 1is|committee, reported last winter, that bringing out the relation of educa-|the Liberty motor- is' not suited to _tion to war. It comes to the schools|light combat planes, still stands. as-an opportunity to deyelop service ~ to the state,” said Prof. Dean to- SOFT FOR OFFICERS (By United Press) day. : : “Now we have extension courses in ecomomical cooking “for adult| wWith 'the American Army in women as a war measure. Later we| France, Juff6' 15—(By Mail)— < . shall have it as a home measure: Now [ When you get “K. P.” in the army, we gre bringing adult women into}you’re usually sore. “K. P.” means . .the schools ‘to receive 'instruction|“kitchen police,” and nobody likes with their children, Later we shall|the joR. It’s a penalty exeept in one do the eame thing because it is the| pjace, y (only sensible procedure under any| There “K. P.” is an honor, and and all conditions. Now we think in|even officers vie for it. % ‘terms of re-education of disabled sol- Insa certain Salvation Army hut diers because of the immediate need | “K. P> means you can go out in the of helping these honored men." Later| kitchen and help the girls clean pots we shall turn what we have learned | and cook. =The girls first invited to do for these men into better pro-| privates to do the work. The' offi- vislons for making self-supporting| cers there decided otherwise: They ‘our crippled and blinded - childrenfalways send the privates on detail who are now in dependent “institu-| eisewhere, and invariably there are tions being made stil more’ depend-| commissioned “XK. P.'s” in this ent by the very nature of t§e poor|kitchen. ’ * apology - for vocational training - which is given them. Now we have gl”tfllyl bedlore“u.s ti)he need for in- * dustrial education because the gov-| Orville Forbes, employed at the ernment is crying for workers. Later| §o0 freight, depot, and an auto driven - we shall see the need for industrial|py Mrs. Charles Nangle collided on education because those who are to| Minnesota avenue this afternoon, work in the industries need it. near Troppman's store. Mr. Forbes Out of this war we are golng to| received a hard bump on his head] have a new spirit and method in|ang his left arm was injured s}ightly. education.” s SRR e et - CASUALTY LIST REPORTS DANCE ATIER-QINCERT >4 After the band concert tomorrow (By United Press) night there will be a dance in-the Washington, July 3. — General| ) 1 > ; FITGRR CoMPANY. Pershing today reported 85 casual- fi;et:?g,,?éd,cwd mustoange e00d ik ,ties. The marine list numbers 40. TSR et “EXPRESS HANDLERS AND NEWEB0TE N BTRIE DRIVERS OF ST. PAUL ORGANIZE| . (By .United Press) St. Paul, July 8.—The Home Guard (By United Press) was called out today to-protect de- St. Paul, July 3.—Express hand-|liveries of Minneapolis newspapers: lers and drivers of five companies on account of the mewsboys' strike. here have organized a labor union| All newspapers are affected. ~ for which is claimed 350 members. ¥ 5 1 (Contfnued from page one) bers of the aircraftcommittee ex- pect to go to Langley field at Nor- VEHICLES COLLIDE % | HEAVX.HAIL DAMAGE z ©(By United Press) i 8t, Paul, July 3.—The Safety com- mission’ reports today show $2,000,- 000 damage done by hail through Clay county. - BANK CALL ISSUED ’ © BACK TO SHIP .. William Raymond spent 'yestéljd_ay in: Bemidji visiting- with. ' frien: - (By, United Press) “T0IN : : L. W. MARTIN. NONPARTY o pmiaeite, quty 2one o SIX JOIN THE NAVY: - | BELTRAMEREPORES - \* ™ fcidiizei s Cowvrorm back of: it, sold here recently for| .= TRAVE.] 3 I | Red Wing, Mion., July 3.—L. W. $500. It was the first to go to the 2 LEAVENEXT FR] AY smw HNE CRom 'Martin, an %rganizer of the Nonpar- | while enroute to the U. S. 8. Massa- building -of ‘the new Y. M. C. A. s > T ~ | tisan league, was convicted here on|chusetts on -which he is-stationed. structure here, and was bid in by + (By United Press) -lan indictment charging disloyal ut-|Mr. Raymond has been on a short Mrs. George Dewey. in the mnavy with: Postmaster p.| St. Paul, July 3-—Crop reports|terances tending to discourage enlist-| furlough which he spent visiting s ; % Ritchie: Christian . Peterson “1from Otter.Tail, Beltrami,- Murray, | ments in the army. .The jury return-| parents in Crosby. - He was-former- (By United Press) B. P. 0. E. ELKS. R e ] il Lake, Wabasha; Hubbard;and Mower | ed a verdict in five minutes. ly employed in the M. & L. yard of- tro‘fi,::’gtngfi:?éng:lty da._l.Thedcoglnlfi e i : ; William *Johnson, .Leonard PetefSon, | counties by Ingmlgration»CommiI;!sion- Martin was sentenced to one year|fice in this city before called:: to gurrency today issued a ere will be a regular meeting of | Oden Blagen, John A. Roglien,«Vie- |er 'Sherman:show the crops to be ex- ] 1 d | duty. sy &5 for the condition of-national banks|the Elks lodge Thursday evening. R 5 rami | A . I Geltodnly Jalland - Al 2 tor. Olson. “All 'are of Belts cellent, wheat acreage increased and|g500. A stay of sentence was grant- : 5 Bt the gloqe'ot business June 29. {25 E. H. JERRARD, ‘Sec'v. county and will leave Friday. > 7| the need’of farm laber increasing. 3 |ed until July It . was his second 2 the April s n. A‘l IT R NOTICE trial in district court. He was ac- i | quitted or similar indictment at Minn., last August, where the. dis- Advertigements in this —eolumn loyal utterances .were made, ~ were | COst half sert a word per issue, when both convicted on sedition charges.|paid cash in advance. No.ad: will z be run for less than 10c per. issus. DRIED .SPUDS HELP HUNS .Ads charged on our books.cost one "' (B$ United Press) cent a word per issue. .No ads run Wa'shlngton, July 3.—Seven hun- ror less than 26c. { dred potato-drying. plants,.in Ger- FOR SALE < many, and hundreds of other factor- | FOR. SALE—Shattock . double - bed ies for food saving, are reasons Why| trajler, slightly used.-.Cost '§250." Germany hasn’t starved. These fig-| (Cash sale .$125. Complete " for ures.come through government caan- camping, Velion, Birchmont Beach. nels: Potato-drying capacity in the ; iy e v Ak BP0 empire, 87,000,000 @runded—wexght, FOR SALE—Two new cotlages, one 250 drying cylinders; 400 open dry-| =%, "yatn and water. Shore lots, ing plants; 150 corn-drying plants; | g6t "jocation on lake. Velion 250 vegetable-drying factories; 225 : ;_dl'_ydng' plants in sugar factories, and- ?;;gtmcm Beach, near tgg]nllg I" g . Ll Ml |22 milk dryitig plants. About 200 Ord & Son ! of t'fle 1,55% ,fiafi % -are also| FOR SALE—Grade Jersey. 721 Mis- y % | B | equipped for vegetable-drying. -sissippi Ave. 273 g Landowners not possessing plants| FOR SALE—Airdale puppies. In- i 3 can make contract arrangements for .,mguire 914 Beltrami Ave. Phone their drying. 87 3 2-13 | »BlRGEMéNT» OPEN *| FOR SALE—One Ford touring car, A car load of seven tractors has been shipped direct to Bemidji from Henry 33 late model. Must be sold at once, The opening dance featuring the|: (. W. Jewett-Co. 4-76 * fourth ‘annual season of Bir¢hmont 2 Ford and Son to be distributed among the farmers in this community.” These will Boach summer hotel, was given last| FOR SALE — Indian . motorcycle. be sold at wholesale cost price. : ; : B ont ighty coiblo: at- |- PHOS\TE-J, i+ 6-76 o i . 5 AT tended. The “Three Syncopaters’” | FOR .SALE—For $50, house 14x18. played the program for the evening. Call 618 :4th St. = Dancing was enjoyed until midnight,| FOR SALE—Good .hand made stake when lunch was served, after .which wagon. Ford with Form-A-Truck it was resumed. 4 0 attachment. Paper baler. Prices i 'I‘lhesethdances "{’illt il;em:;%tti%lelzg asked, Koors Bros. Co. 628tf uring the season bu B T e TR YT T BT B 2 definitely ‘decided as to what nights. F%&]:fi;%agge?zfihfi lgll:dy Yl.i:: x its. »Good well on premises. Phone L 0. 0. F. INSTALLATION 684-W.~ L 8t FOR SALE—Five-room cottage with The 0dd Fellows will have instal- city water and sewer. Lot .is The following men have en éted 8 ~ e, - After his first trial N.;S. Randolph| - ¥ % o 3 and Joseph Gilbert, league organiz-|. : : ! ers, who were with, him at Kenyon, SIS - - o Sl , i e 7] Mvanufactu_red by 'Hefiif e d The object of this move is to assist in prodficing more food crops. i Orders have been placed for a part of this car and anyone desiring one of these machines should communicate with us or the Food Administrator at once. When these tractors are sold there will be no more available at this price for this A dance will be given in tne city WANTE GirT: or woman Tof gom- hall tomorrow evening under the s - auspices of the Moose lodge. Every- eral houseworgi] '03!14.22 1215 :2?715 § 1 one-is cordially, invited to attend. trami Ave. one 2 ik L WANTED—To rent small furnished E Mrs. John Martindale and Miss El- apartment. Address P. M, c};u enore Hill have returned to their Pioneer. 6-75 home .in Aurora, Minn., after spend-| WANTED—Bright girl who is Tapid ing two weeks in Bemidji as guests| and accurate with a typewriter, . L " Atter e ermllation)] they iIT en: | .o call 276. bty i) 'The idea is to have the tractor worked as much of the time as possible. In T Srkre W fi“fi‘% ;‘:255,‘13: WANTRD= it Levii i ? i some communities two and three farmers have gone together to buy a Fordson of, aftor whichAdnc e Porgoddl Sl Mdlonall: . Phione <Rl el K Tractor and farmer clubs have purchased them and used them among their mem- NOTICE WANTHD=—Two glrls at. O; K-t "; : p N ™ N : i losed ap ctauramt: - 0 - - maoc o tI0 ¢ 9l > bers. X ; b JPL° SN, % TS S i O dayA 1’to‘l):;ll')::ws.ho%svlfillllyeb‘z);e:seun’:fl 3 Aéfi?f,fi? x: N'I(‘}E%‘_I(}Ifillm“ 25_}[: * 4 : < e : : 2 10:30 o'clock this evening. 1-73| Beltrami Ave. ©. 7 ;bo le{g“}g on § £ 4 Lake Irvine, Inquire ar] 4 o : : ADDITIONAL LOCALS | e ™™ ™ 0 it 6 eCIc WANTED—QGirls at " the Bemidj -+ Big Demonstration July 4th e o e || Watch the Pioneer for announcement later. Call on us for fullinformation. S C. W.JEWETT CO.,, Inc. . PHONE 474 i BEMIDJI, MINN. =i 7 Distributors of the Fordson Tractors at the Given-McGee home. one who would be willing to learn to operate from a dictaphone. J. E. Swenson and daughter, Ma- Koors Bros. Co. 628tf ble, of Frohn were in the city today | wacTRD— 3 enroute to Fosston and Belmont, N. w?\l‘rg;lt’llfenrn ‘;{Yg::x?ra;iok at %fiatf‘ - D., where they will remain for three =L FOR RENT or four days. . FOR RENT—Furnished - five-room Mrs. M. S. Bockman and Miss modern flat. Call 11-F-3. T71tf Laura Paulson of St. Paul arrived | FOR RENT—Five-room modern flat. in Bemidji last evening and will be Call 11-F-3. 71t the guestg ot tt}eir sdlster. Mrs. M. S.| F5R RENT—Two furnished rooms Miaer, for & fpw days. | st 1302 Bemidji Ave. -Phone 452-W. 6256t Defective