Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1918, Page 4

o s s ! i | | » i $ § £ PAGE FOUR MEAT PRODUCERS DID FULL DUTY Inorease in American Hogs Will Help to Meet World Fat Shortage. FARMERS SAVE SITUATION. Government Justified In Stimulation of Pork Production—Sevenfoid Increase OFr Pre- ! War Exports. Through increased production and conservation we will be sble this year to export seven times our pre-war average exports of pork products. With the heayy demands added in car- ing for the millions who have been freed from German oppression, the Department of Agriculture and the Food Administration are justified to- day in our every acglon of stimulation of hog production. In the coming year the' greatest world shortage ‘will be In fats, and pork will help to save this situation. The efficacy of the policy of stimulated production has built up in this country supplies which will en- able us to supply & very large part of the fat defictency of the world. In beef there must be a shortage in Ku- rope, due largely to limited refrigera- tor ship capacity. All freezer ships available, however, will be filled by America, Argentine and Australia. The contribution ‘made by the pro- ducers of this-country to the war pro- gram as applying particularly tp ani- mal food products is {llustrated by the following : ‘Reports compiled by the U. B. De- partment of Agriculture Indicate am inerease in cattle of 10,238,000 head and 12,441,000 hogs. These figures were compiled to January 1 last, In this period there was & decrease in sheep of 819,000 head. The indica- tions are that this decrease will show an Increase, according to recent re- ports. Sinve January 1. unofficlal informa-~ tion indigates an:increase;in:hogs of not, lesa. than 8. per cent. and ‘not more than 16 per cent. as compared with one year ago, with an increase fn the average weight, Following the .request of the U. S. Food Administration for an increase In hog production for marketing tn the fnll of 1918 and the spring of 1919 the {ncrease may yleld not less than 1,600, 000,000 pounds more of pork products than were avallable last year. With- out this Increase the shipping program arranged by Mr. Hoover regarding an. imal food. products would have been impossible, The dressed hog products durlug the three. months ending - September. 80, 1917, amounted to 903,172,000 pounds, while for the corresponding months of 1018 the dressed hog products totaled 1,277,589,000,. an. Increase of. over 374, “)}).000 pounds for the quarter. During the same period for 1917 thd records. of = Inspected slaughter of dressed - heef . showed 1,203,000,000 pounds as against 1,454,000,000 pounds for the three month period ending September 1, this year. WOUND STRIPE ONLY DESIRE Jn!y ,-:bfi.ncutfi of - Man: Applrgntly 3 ;Dylng Resuit of Balnn 2 g * Gassed: Somewhere in France—He was a|’ warine who had been badly gassed during ‘the attack on Chateau-Thierry, He lay in the fleld hospita), suffering horribly, yét uttering no sound. But presently “the nurse could see that something was worrying him. Finally he became so restless that she summoned a surgeon. “Better try and find out what he wants,” he directed. “Poor devil, he may want to leave a last message for his people. There's a good chance that he won't pull through.” Over him the nurse bent, ears at- tuned for some sob-compelling dging sentiment. “Say,” the ghostly whisper came slowly from blistered lips. “Say, do you get a wound stripe just for being gassed?” Houses From Barns, In the growth of our towns and sab urbs, especially in the older ones places of several ‘acres are frequently divided {nto . smaller building lots, writes Helen Bowen in the House Beautiful. Such places usually have barns or stables which are often suffls clently well bullt and In sound enough condition to be remodeled into houses. Ia the present high cost of lumber and labor, the saving is worth considering, though it varies greatly in”dif%erent cases. If the harn has a good fouuda- tion, a strong, sound frame, and does not require much altering in size or shape, the saving will be considerabla Find more wheat, It came; more pork, it came; save sugar, It was done, So Americans answered the challenge of German starvation. . Good will rules- the new world as fear governed the old-world. Threugh sharing food America helps make the whole world kin. Our food Gospel 2 [ o= eat less serve less waste nothing ST. MIHIEL PRISONERS COOK FOR THEIR AMERICAN CAPTORS ! (Continued from Page One) back where they can do no haim, whether they want to or not. this battle prisoners became part of the army for a while, and were sent back whenever anybody had time to sort them into long proccssions. One American division kept -Ger- man musicians to play for it for Lev- Several companies boches doing kitchen police for a while, boches up to the rank of ser- geants who were glad of the job, and another division’s ‘advanced party used German food, German cooks, and German waiters, all experts in their Boches came in such quantities a- round division headquarters that only a small proportion of them could be}’ examined to get military information of immediate value. woods and village came boches, until the American officers ran out of re- It used to be that no doughboy would ever give up his prisoner until he got a receipt at di- vision headquarters. how a big batch of Germans formed themselves into a line four abreast and fell in behind a groupe already taken, marching rearward: The for- mality of surrendering was not neces- From every ceipts for them. One unit tells Y. Divisional headquarters is the fleld collecting place- of prisoners. all points where they are captured, boches are sent there. number ran up to two or three hun- dred, three or four doughboys were assigned to take the captives further back, usually to corps headquarters. From the corps the Germans were marched back to the nearest “pen.” They thought enough pens had been built along the front to care for Germans who fell .into American But pens were crowded and overflowing before the first day’s re- turns were all in, and you witnessed the strange sight of Germans assist-|, ing to build.their own ‘“pens’” under direction of doughboy guards. All the Germans were finally herd- ed back into pens near the railheads,|” and put on trains headed for per- manent quarters where they’ll have their only request granted, that of “houses to live in and a little work Regular American soldier rations had made them ambitious for something to do. WANT AD DEPT, Advertisements 4 cost half cent a word per issue, when paid cash In advance. be run for lese than 10c¢ per issue. Ads charged on our books cost one cent a word per lfisu'- for less than 25c. FOR SALE FOR SALE—One large kitchen cab- FOR SALE—Grade Holstein cows. jous raon, Home Bakery or address J. H. French, Bemidji, Minn. FOR SALF-—Horse, coming ‘4 years old, weight abhout 1400. at Bemid}i Bottling Works. FOR SALE—Piano, on terms to right .. C. F. Hicks, 518 Beltrami Call after 6 p. m. FOR ANY kind of a real estate desl dFses of Avrite ESJVAVillits, 407 Bel- traml Ave;-new-loeation: FOR SALE-—Oak, well Call at Pioneer office. WANTED-—The Red Cross would ap- preciate it very much if anyone had a typewriter they would loan the chapter for use in the recon- struction work it is now engaged Civilian relief work is becom- ing heavy and other activities are WANTED—Chambermaid and clean- ing girl. I}pply housekeeper, Mark- WANTED—Kitehen girl, Eri WANTED—Girl };JP general house- work. Phone 864-W. [T SR s e WANTED-—Girl for housework. Tele- phone 600 or call 204 Irvine. WANTED—GIrl for general house- Mrs. E. E. Kenfield, 1224 Doud avenue. WANTED-—Maid for general house- york. 1218 Bemidji Ave. FOR RENT FOR RENT—5 room house, Nymore. Gertrude Weber. FOR RENT—One office room in the Security Bank. FOR RENT — Modern Phone 317-R. FOR RENT-—Furnished rooms. be arranged for light housekeep- ing if desired. Phone 452-W. 124tf Minnesota Ave., LOST AND FOUND LOST—White kid bag, containing a Finder return to Pioneer. Reward offered. FOUND—Pair of Moccasins. Owner can have sdme by calling at Pioneer office and paying for this L S VL S Lot S D . i N £ B S B e Bttt e bl A THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER B OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF | Pefpr Natum. Ctrrying Gener- COUNTY COMMISSIONERS | s S0, Crviag o (Continued from Page 2) - Bemidji Sentinel Pub. 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Tosteru Ko 87 Brd District Nicholas Cloos, work 67 3rd District No. 24 1.60 | Norman Williams, ~Labor on Brldge No 57 lrd District ... Jameg Labor on Bridge 57 lrd District ... w.lter F. Dickens, Material for constmctlon Bfldnu 3rd Dll- Walter 'F. Dickens, Mate for construction Brldgel Il and 43 4th District —...cone Clayton Collard, Services Rod- man County Roads 41 and 102 4th District oo 8. W. Xillis, Committee Work viewing roads 4th District ... 8. W. Ellis, Commltleo work 11~ specting” Beidges 4th District Wlmlm Lennnn. Committee worlk inspecting Bridges 4th DIStrict oo, Willlam Lennon, Committes Bl Roads and Bridges 4th District woeeee.. Willlam Lennon, - Committee work inspecting Road 102 Lontuct lth Dlltrlct LS C. Spencer, Services Asst. Ensmeer County road 103 and 41 4th District .o Harry Smith, Material used on Brldg. No. 50 4th District .. Otto yran, Servlcau on ‘Bridges 86 nk District Otto O. Myra ervices on Bridge No. 50. flh Dlstrlct Latterell Hardware Co., mat ial for Bridge No. 55, {'n ... A. J. Sanberg, Materlal Bridge Na 55 4th District _ Otto O. Myran, Haulin: pile- driver to Blackduck for w!n- L et Estes N‘o 66 4th e B England, Labor on Jam Erld‘a No. 565 4th .. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1915 I BUSINESS | |1& PROFESSIONAL| |John Bjnn;; Labor on Bridge Committee work viewing propond road 4t Committee work vlewlng ch-.nge of ro&d 5th is, k vlawlng road bth District 5 n‘ ineer on County Roads Services Asst. Lnxl eer County Roads 5th A. V, GARLOCK, M. D, SPEOIAX?IKS,T BEAR NOSE THROAT Glasses Fitted 3.79 | Clnyton “oiiard ting men No. 6 5th Distriet Clayton Collard, Ser tlnx monuments State Road No. 6 5th District ... s, = ! DRS. GILMORE & MoCANN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Oftice—Miles Block dman on construction .1oba Harley Hanson, Chalnman on County Ronds 2.85|H. Stechman, } 1al verts State Road No. DR. L. A; WARD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON < Lemld]l, an. %RE&WFQWEM AND SURGEON Ibertson Block Office Phone lll Mn.tarla.l lor rict ... Sllas Beckwith, Labor on Roads Town 157-34 2nd District ... W. H. Kripps, Labor on road Town 158-32 2nd District ..... ames Bridges 5th Distrl Geo. Crampton, Labor on road Johx;’ 3Br\mner‘, Labor on r;nd > DR. J. T, TUOMY Johsx; Oaterlee. H. W. Dunklebergor. Labor on North of Markh Glbbons Block am Hogl Geosscar‘ampton, Labor on roads J. B Dunkelherger, “Labor “on THORWALD LURDE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Btl&ge on Ditch No. 22 . Paul Schultz, maintenance on roads Judiclal Ditch No. 23. .. Fred Schultz Majntenance work g:)’\ roads~Judicial Ditch No. P..J. Mnhun, Maintenance work g;: roads Judicial Ditch No. Bdward Mahan, intenance wm—k2 ;n roads Jufllclnl Dltnh handled with great success. 1st Nat: Bunk Bldg. Phone 406-W Hours 10-12 a.'m.; 2-6 7-8 p. m R. E.-H. SMITH PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON Oftice Security Bank Bleck Maintenancoe work on roads Judicial Dltch No. 23 Bemidjl Sentinel Pub, Co. pl(eulfor Cfierk of Court, Ju- ahl & Co., Board o gh:eeq- August, Wm. Bain, Labor on Judiclal Ditch No. 27 . o Nick Jout. Labor on Bridge Ju- - 27 Peter Jost. La.bnr on Bfldga- Judicial Ditch No. ¢ DR, E. A. SHANNON, M. PHYSICIAN AND 8U Oftice in Mayo Block Res. Phone 397 DR. EINER JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bemidjt, Minn., dic!nl Dltch No. 40 .. XK. Services as Bn- Rural nghway filfie’aiusllluu h e g DR. mrnluhed State Rural th- % W DIEDBIGH Office, OLanry‘Bowur Bldg Ofllce Phone 376-W “Res. 376-R Hans Sorenson culverts, Sgtate Rural Bigh- 6. - Commissloner Hayes offered the fol- lawlnx resolutinn and moved ts adop- DR. D. L STANTON HEREAS, the engineers. report’ of Judlc[al Ditch No, la’{. Belt}‘nr}‘:‘l ntys +. comprising of Township! !np portions of 156, 85, \mty. has been made the ‘Clerk of the District County, Minnesota, for @' pi REAS, sald project hag been' sua- pended during the period of the war, al EREAS,. it appears from the rec- ords of the United States Lan flmt pmr_tically a1l sald land,”embragc- ”ha.s been sold under Oftice ih Winter Block GRAHAM M. TORRANCE J | an spld project is necelv <sary to complats the “drainage 8: of all lands between the Rapld and the Red Lakes, and. WHEREAS, a large part of thelands embraced in sald project are already by actual settlers, and, @ cessary that aaid land be drn&ned at.the earliest possible time in order to keep faith with t murchasers of sald land under the Vol- NOW T}IEREFORE‘ be it resolved by Board_of Commissioners of oumy. Mlm‘:;lot:;uln session oPNovembar. VETERINARIANS D. R. BURGESS, D. V. M. * Veterinarian Office Phone 8-R . 8rd St. and Irvine Ave. vmn{hm‘i&%mr« -Office--and -Hospital '3 “doors West | of Tronpmnn Phone No. 209" Lhat ‘the sald B r ln tavor of the pushing age project, in that said ditch pro]ect he established and the lands in lon drained at the earllest possi- The motion belng seconded ¥y Com- missioner Lennon, was and on demand of roll call resnlted in the following vote: Four in favor one: agnlnut. Motion declared carried by the chair- Recess taken to ‘1:30 Boarfl reconvened with The fullowlng final e contracts were presented by the en- and on motion seconded and carrled. were. approved Bert Nable, Job No. 1814, Coun-s y 0. oo John Thullen, Job 1 {Frank C. Kllnfg County Road No. 87 put to a vote, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Planos, Organs, Sewing Machinee 117 Third-St., J. BISIAR, Mgr. Phone 673-W FUNERAL DIRECTOR . E. IBERTSO; UNDER’%}KER 406 Beltrami Ave., Bemidjf, Minn stimates on road Anything _Anywhere 1 (o) John Thullen, Joh 1815. County Security Bank Bldg.—Tel. '147 L. Stmwbrisdge. Tob 1818 Stnto Earl h Grinols, Jo! ad No. 3 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dry. Goods, Shoes, Flour. Feed, etc. g SCEBDED% e J 7 b 1802, County Moved. seconded and carried . B.”RAKO, Chairman of the " TOM SMART DRAY AND TRANSFER Res. Phone 68 Oftice Phone 12 County Auditor. EDITOR NOONAN HAPPY. (Baudette Region.) For the first time in its history, Baudette has an honest-to-goodness J. U. Williams, who, 9] Was recently elected to the position of court commissioner, qualified and arranged his bond this week, and is in a position to assume his duties, which consist of part of the work of a district judge. 818 America C]othu Bg.glers 1or MEDG. Women' L county officia and Children ENTERPRISE AUTO (O Auto Livery and Taxi Service Day and Night Service Office Remore Hotel, 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. FURNITURE A UNDERTAKING Office Phone 1 : Residence Phone 10 ‘WM. M’CUAIG, Manager H. N. M'KEE, Funeral PHONE 178-W or R i i ___»7_‘”-