Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 30, 1918, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Redby, Minn,, Aug. 30.—The state of Minnesota is dealing -old H. C. L. some. telling blows by its fishing plant maintained on the of . the state game and fish com= State = Public. _Safety commission, where the finny tribe of the biggest. lake in Minnesota is netted and shipped to all parts of the state “to be sold at-actual cost. Started as a sort of an experiment, the undertaking has passed the ex- perimental stage and is now one of?} the . successful institutions main- tained by tne state and is proving to be a vast benefit to the residents o§ fore. % Thousands of pounds of fish have t been taken from the lake this'year and shipped to various sections of] the state, and an inspection of letters received by S. A. Selvog, who! ” - is in charge of the fishery under the supervision of Carlos Avery, head of the state game and fish commission, shows that the concerns reciving and handling the fish are well satisfied: The state _catches the fish or twice a week, packs them, boxes of ice and ships them, ex- press prepaid, to any part of the Whitefish, 14 cents; pike, 12 cents: pickerel, 10 cents; sheepshead, carp, goldeyes, suckers and bullheads, 5 cents. Occasionally a big sturgeon is taken and the product finds a ready sale at 20 cents a pound. The best fishing was last June. Dur- ing that month Mr. Selvog says were: June 7, one net, 4,00 pounds: June 22, two nets, ‘9,700; June 7, two nets, 9,522; June 26, three nets, 9,600; June 24, one net,.5,313. There were also some big catches in denizens of the big lake being taken on July 2. Supt. Selvog of the fish- ery estimates the state will ship at least 500,000 pounds during this season. The Red lake fishery also buys fish reservation, the éstablishment of the industry proving a big benefit to the nation’s wards 1iving in this section, according to W. L. Dickens, the superintendent of the agency. Ne- . REDLAKEFISHERVHELES SOLVE STATE great Red Lake under the asuspices| mission and at the instigation of the} the cities who want fresh fish atj figures cheaper than available: be-}; in|¢ pound nets, which are raised once 4 in|” state at the following pricesa pound: |* Some catches by pounds that month|: July, an unusually large number of| ~ from the Indians of the Red Lake| gotiating the big lake in their small boats, the squaws flock to the fishery with their fish and receive cash for their efforts, an innovation they appear to thoroughly enjoy. DOCTORS Dr. A. E. Henderson Office in O’Leary-Bowser Blk Bemidji 3 Telephone 72-R THORWALD LUNDE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC "Acute: and Chronic Diseases handled with great success. 1st Nat: Bank Bldg. Phone 406-W Hours 10-12-a. m.; 2-6 7-8 p. m. DR. E. H. SHITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Officé Security Bank Bleck A. V. GARLOCK, M. D. SPECIALIST EYE EAR NOSE Glasses Fitted THROAT 'S LIVING COST ~Joy In Service. A life lived for seli can never be | good nor great. . There is only one way to save a‘life and that is to'lose: it in service to others. Every child is entitled to a chance “to do the things” which he is: able to do for- others. Service of this kind brings nome the. highest joy as the years come and go. It is true, this “doing” \affords ‘in - childhood days an: outlet tor physical energy; but better than that it forms the habit of living for others, which will some day prove to be a fountain of perennial joy to nim, 3 2 : In a State of Doubt. _ '"Your legal department must be very expensive” “It is,” sighed the: eminent trust magnate.’ “Still, I sup- Pose you have to maintain 1t?” “Well, I don’t know. 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A simple frock that sults its wearer and' serves 1ts purpose 'may be made lovely with clever colored buttons, or a touch of handwork or such-beads-as these just described. It is the whole- some individual meed for cheerfulness and beauty. 3 % Thereis something for you in the Want ‘Ad:column today. " It's on the )y second page. 2 Necklaces or Pendants' Add Much to Appearance—Enhance Cheerful- ness. and ‘Beauty. The most somber. frock may be re< lleved of dullness by the addition of clever extras in' the way of beaded or painted ornaments worn as necklaces or .pendants. The swaying line of & brilliant string ‘of painted beads:gives life and a sanguine touch'at once. Much enthusiasm has'been given the handiwork of one of our successful lit- tle school of American artist folk who has whittled beads of quaint outline: and painted them In ri¢h, -warm colors. For inStance, a black cord’ strings gome pendants of long “vamp earring” shape, threaded next to squatty:little DB. L. A. WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bamidji, Minn. 6 7 DRS: GIEMORE: & MoCANN PHYSICIANS-AND’ SURGEONS Oftice—Miles Block el AR AND SURGEON Ibertson Block ~ Office Phone 1563 FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1918 X DEN' North of Markham H Oftice, O'Leary:Bowser. Bldg., 0Offide Ph one 376-W ' Rel. 876-R |~ otel i Tel, ~Boys | - Help Uncle Sam by Working on the Farm on Week Ends / Boys' Knicker- bocker Pants 75c up 'SReadyfor trouser suit the “Once Over.” We're not worried about pleasing everybody; we're do- ‘Boys' Knicker | -bocker 7 | SUltS r Boys' K. & _E. Blouse 75¢ Boys' Jersey Sweaters Boys' Shoes Size 2 to 6 Al Leather $2.85 ' First Long Trousers! | ELL! It's a right important moment for him. We know how he feels about it. We've been through it ourselves. = There are so. many to please be- sides himself; there’s mother who hates to lose the “boy” in him; there’s father who's all swelled up about a new man in the family; .there are uncles and aunts—and a whole neighborhoed full of playmates» who are “waiting to give his first long - A day in the open You will find a number of things at Barker’s which will make your pienic, or long auto ride, more enjoyable in every way. lcy Hot Bottles “With one of these, you don’t have to depend on restaurant or hotel for your hot coffee for lunch. You get a cup of good coffee—delicious, steaming hot. The kind you like—for you’ve made it yourself. From an- other Icy Hot Bottle you take a cold drink whenever you want it on the road. Every auto should be equipped with these bottles. 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The new military models are particualarly - $25 to $40 ~ Friday and Saturday Special $10 Will buy an all wool young men’s long trouser suit. Sizes 15, 16, 17, up to size 20. The suit is worth up to $20, now Defective |