Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 6

| i | 1 | | | o | [ - , ficially champloned the course, PAGE SIX MILITARY FORCE TO MUNICH THREATENED (By United Press) Koerner-Berne, April 14.—War Minister Boske has threatened to send a military expedition against Munich, according to advices received here today. The situation in Munich is still confusing. There are reports of the overthrow of the soviet govern- ment, but they have not been con- firmed, nor have later reports of a second coup restoring the soviets to power. A soviet republic is reported roclaimed in Brunswick. Commun- ists rule in Buhr has been prevent- ed onlfy‘ through overwhelming num- bers of government troops and strikes are continuing throughout Germany. SHOWER FOR BRIDE. Miss Lucene McCauig entertained at a parcel shower Saturday even- ing for Mrs. John Downing Gray, formerly Miss Izora Scott, who will leave Friday for Mansfield, O., wher she will join her husband. The guests included Mrs. Mike Downs, Mrs. J. P. Lahr, Misses Dorothy Carson, Milre Achenbach, Frances McManus, Anna McManus, Carrie Brown, Anna Brown, Beatrice Kirk, Helen Thur- ber,, Avis Cameron, Alva Beach, Ruby Case, Marjorie Shnanon, Eliza- beth Eberline and Muriel McGee. TEACH FIRST AID IN SCHOOLS American Red Crod, With Help of Boy 8cout Organization, to Extend Instruction. Washington.—First ald Instruction for public school children is to be in- troduced under the supervision of the American * Red Cross In schools throughout the country. Red Cross headquarters here an- nounced that arrangements had been made for adding the course to the eur- riculum of the schools of Loulslana, Mississippl, Alabama, - California, Washington, Alaska and New York city, and that the plan had been in- dorsed In many other states. The Boy Scouts of America have of- and a speclal merit will be awarded to each scout who passes the exnmination and recelves a Red Cross certificate. It is estimated that there are 100,000 fatal accldents in the United States each year, and first-aid authorities of the Red Cross believe that in many of these cases death could be averted by first:ald treatment administered while the doctor was belng sought. ; -AID.. FOR..WAR- RISK BOARD Possident Wilaon ‘Makes Allotment for ~Expenses From Emergency Fund. Washington-—Financial stringency of . the war risk insurance bureau was relieved by a message from President Wilson to Secretary Glass saying that the president had made an allotment from his emergency war fund to pay expenses of the bureau until congress appropriates at the next session. The amount allotted was not specified. Treasury officlals have estimated a little more than $8,000,000 wit be needed to pay the.bureau’s expenses until the middle of May, when con- gress may be called in special session. This action of the president means that there is no immediate danger of allotment and allowance checks or re- mittances for insurance of compensa- tion being held up by a forced reduc- tlon of clerical help within the burcau. 000000000000000000000Q0 Giant German Plane 165 Feet From Tip to Tip »“Berlin.—If the war lasted o few months longer Germany was prepared to surprise the world with an enormous airplane. The new giant of the alr was pianned by Harold Wolff, an engineer. The new machine is nearly 165 feet from wing tip to wing tip, and stands more than 23 feet in height. It has six mc- tors with a total of 1,800 horse- power, driving four propellers, two of which are forward and two aft. Each of the propellers & has four blades. Two of the motors, it Is said, can stop si- multaneously without affecting any of the propelliers or having any result except to reduce the speed of the airplane. Apart from its dimensions and power the new airplane is not only equipped with devices en- abling the pilots to know at all times thelir altitude and angle of elevation, but also with devices to tell the absolute as well as the relative direction which, it is believed, will make flying pos- sible on the darkest night aad in the thickest fog. Recluse Leaves $4,000. Several shot sacks filled with colas of various denominations and a bun dle of yellowback $20 bills, totalling $4,000, was found in the trunk of a recluse, Willlam J. Tinsley, who has just died of tuberculosis at Americus, Ga. The discovery was made by his only brother and heir, Jack Tinsley. Second Peace Conference. There are two peace conferences i session now. Mitchell (S. D.) High school modern history class is conduct- ing a fully organized duplicate of the Paris affair, Every country is rep- resented. KATE 0’HARE READY TO START PRISON SENTENCE Fargo, N. D., April 14.—Mrs. Kate Richards O’Hare, sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for violation of the espionage act, Saturday after- noon surrendered herself to the Unit- ed States marshal’s office here and the warrant of commitment was is- sued. Information as to when Mrs. O’Hare would be taken to Jefferson City, Mo., to begin serving her sen- tence was withheld by the marshal’s office, ‘“‘on account of the' circum- stances surrounding the case,” but C. R. Wattles, deputy marshall, an- nounced she would depart in the “near future.” MRS. DOWNS HOSTESS. Mrs. Mike Downs entertained Fri- day evening for Mrs. J. D. Gray, the ests being Mrs. Inez Gillett, Misses ucene McGraig, Carrie fi[ouson, Dora Hazen, Stevens, Elizabeth Em- berline, Agnes, Real and Fayer Ed- wards, and Olivia Wisenberger. The guest of homor received a number of pieces of hand painted china. Mrs. Gray will leave the latter part of the week for her new home in Ohio. WANT AD DEPT. Advertisements in tnis column cost half cent a word per issue, when pald cash in advance. No ad will be run for less than 10c per issue. Ads charged on our books cost one cent a word per issue. No ads run for less than 36c. FOR SALE PUSUSUUVN IV VUSSPV FOR SALE—Laying hens. Phone 486-J. 3d416 FOR SALE—One brand new Kimbal piano and stool. Address No 13, care Pioneer. 6d419 FOR SALE—Lots 9-10-11.12 on Bel- trami Ave. For terms write F. A. Holloway, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 1734 Park Ave. 15d430 FOR SALE—Six room house, 4 good lots 150x50, good well, coal shed, chicken barn. Price $1900. Cash $1400. Address No. 721 Ninth Avenue South, St. Cloud, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—65 gere farm, four miles to Albany, and in township of Avon, near Pelican Lake. Good soil, no stone, 16 acres under culti- vation, some buildings. Cheap if taken at omce. Martin Yaruot, Avon, Minn, wld414 A NICE HOME--And a number of - building lots, balance cash, for a good farm, P. R. Thielman, St. Cloud, Minn, wld414 LEP———— R THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FOR SALE—One Angora male cat.|FOR SALE—Two houses at 317 Be-| WANTED—Odd jobs around town. Price $§15, Mentor, Minn. FOR SALE—Three write Harry Logan, wid414 slx;gle —comb ‘White Orphington roosters. - Mrs. E. 0. Fratzke, Crookston, Minu. wld41l4 REAL BARGAIN—On 80-acre highly improved farm, 114 -miles from good railway town, 7 miles from Little Falls, on state road, mail route, telephone installed. Gently sloping, clay loam soil, no waste land; 30 acres in field, 20 acres hay, 30 acres pasture, with from timber, 2-story six-room frame house, hip roof barn 30x60, bolds 60 ton hay, 2-story granary 30x30, corn cnib, hog house, hen house, and machine shed, two wells and windmill, fenced. If interested, see Vertin & Totten, Little Falls, Minn. wld4l4 FOR SALE-—160 acres 6 miles from Little Falls, 110 acres under plow, . 50 acres ditched meadow; price $37 per acre. 160 acres 3 miles east of Ft. Ripley, good soil, in good settlement. All fenced, 15 acres under plow; 50 acres easy to put under plow. Price $27.50 per acre. Morin Land company, Little Falls, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—Several horses, weigh- ing from 1300 to 1700 pounds. All in good condition ready to go to work. Terms given. B. Burton, Little Falls, Minp. wild414 FOR SALE—Yellow tamarac tele- phone poles, 6 inch tops, 8 to 10 inch butts, 24 to 25\feet long.— J. M. Totten, Little Falls, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—100 acres improved farm, 6 miles west of Little Falls on state road. F. C. Zilka, Little Falls, Minn., route 2, box 110. wld414 FOR SALE—160-acre improved farm, 101 miles northeast of Little Falls. Address Mrs. C. A, Johnson, route 4, box 72, Little Falls, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—10 acres good land only one mile south new .mill, 4 acres under high state cultivation, base- ment dug for house. "Well that cost $385.00, just across road from fine residences for sale or trade. $1000. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Phone 41. 44417 FOR SALE~,—Flne improved 80 acre farm, good buildings, 3% miles from town, (heavy black land,) % mile from fine lake full of fish. Only $2500. Phone 41. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. 4d417 FOR SALE—The.best home in city at greatest bargain price. E. J. Willits. Phone 41. 218 Beltrami Ave. © 44417 FOR SALE—5 acres highly tm- proved berry farm. Good buildings FOR SALE—Confectionery outfit at a sacrifice price. See A. W. Davis, 216 Wilson Ave. S. E. St. Cloud, Minn. wld414 right close in, cheap. Phomne 41. E. J. Willits. 218 Beltrami Ave. 44417 FOR SALE--4 room house, hurn,| acre-lot, fine location. Only $400 | E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 4d417 FOR SALE—Ford touring car. Late FOR SALE—-35000 fect new lumber model, good as new. Will sell for at a great bargain for lot. B. J. $390, cash. Inquire “Ford,” cane Willits, phone 41. 218 Beltrami Pioneer, Bemldji. 6d419 Ave. 44417 FOR SALE—On easy terms. My 5-| FOR SALE~—2 elegant corner resi- acres on east side of city. At pres- dent lots. Fine bargain. FPhone ent - is seeded to alfalfa, good 41. E. J. Willits. 218 Beltrami catch. Call at barber shop, 215 Ave. 44417 N. Main, C. H. Thomas, Crookston . wld414|FOR SALE-—Modern huuse, very HEAVY TEAM OF HORSES—Call at Counrette & Gordon Livery barn. Aime Carriere. Crookston. wldd1l4 FOR SALE—Quarter of gocod land, six miles ffom Lostwood. Cheap; also two quarters; one improved, of good land in Bottineau county. Sam Dunbar, Souris, N. D. w1d414 GARAGE FOR SALE—Or trade for land, located on Yelloav and Black trail, between Fargo and Detroit. For partfculars, H. M. Mumford, Glyndon, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—Or trade. My hotel in a good North Dakota town. Will consider trade for small farm in Minnesota or Wisconsin or for a good six automobile. For particu- lars write Lock Box 86, Parshall, N. D. . wld414 FOR SALE—Fine 8-room house, 2 lots, barn, facing street along beautiful St. Croix river, house artly modern, located at Taylors alls, Minn. Will sell cheap, owner leAving town, inquire of owner, W. Meyer, Taylors Falls, Minn. wild414 FOR SALE—Marquis seed wh‘eat. In- quire Scandia American Bank, Crookston, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—Pure white seed oats, 75 cents per bushel. A. E. Hodge, R. R. No. 3, Crookston. wld414 FOR SALE—Pure bred Shorthomn herd bull and two pure bred miik- ing Shorthorn cows; also three grade Holstein cows Northwest Experimental Farm, Crookston. wld414 FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting, $1.00 per 15 or $5.00 per hundred. F. R. Hedley. Lock box 5, Crookston, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—Omne Aspinwall potato planter and sprayer, 4 row. A. P Hanson, Euclid, Minn.,, Box 81. wld414 FOR SALE—Young Holstein cow. Section 19, town of Rome. H. H. Thoreson, Crookston. wld414 FOR SALE—Two Yorkshire sows bred to farrow in May, H. C. Hel- lmer. Route 5, Box 10. Crookston, Minn. wld414 FOR SALE—Eight head of work horses, five registered shorthorn bulls, age from two months to one year old, August G. Wenzel, Crookston, Minn. Route No. 5. wild414 best location, 50 foot corner lot, small barn or garage. Exception- ally low price. Terms %300 to $400 cash and rent and interest per month. Five bed rooms which will make your payments. Phone 41, B, J. Willits, 218 Beltrami. 4d417 i-‘(;lrsALl:f:—:A Eandy house, 4 rooms and bath. Will sell for the ex- ceptionally low price of $1400, for quick sale to close estate. E. J. Willits, 218 Beltrami, Ave. Phone 41. 4d417 FOR SALE-—Fine large house, one room; can ble made into four rooms—aon 2 acres, close to school. A snap at $500. E. J. Willits 218 Beltrami Ave. Phone 41. 4d417 FOR SALE—3 room house, barn, henhouse, well. 10 acres partly cleared, close in, so cheap you will certainly buy E. J. Willits, phone 11. (218 Beltrami. 4d417 FOR SALE—Furniture for sale. In- quire at 711 10 St. 6d417 FOR SALE—200 bushels select seed oats. John E. Croon, Bemidji, Minn. 6d416 FOR ANY kind of a real estate deal, .see or write E. J. Willits, 407 Bel- trami Ave. Phomne 41. 1213tf Bemidji Train Schedule M. & L—Union Depot All fenced and cross-|! No. 32 South Bound No. 34 South Bound No. 31 North Bound .... No. 33 North Bound ... G. N.—Great Northern . 34 East Bound . 36 East Bound. . 33 West Bound. . 35 West Bound . 2:52a.m. . 106 South Bound....Lv. 6:05a.m. ........... «...Ar. 7:55 p.m. M, B. L. & M.—Red Lake Depot No. 11 North Bound....Lv. 1:30 p.m. No. 12 So0—Union Depot One half cash, balance on easy terms. Anton Anderson, wilton, R. No. 1. 3d414 PR sl kil IS S FOR SALE—Five room cottage, city water, sewer, and electric lights. Only a block south of the Normal school. Inquire 1204 Dewey avenue. 44t1 midji Ave. FOR SALE—5 acre lots and other land on easy terms, will take liberty bonds. Mathew Larson, Nymore, Minn. Phone 780-J. 54-1Mo FOR SALE—No. 1 draft mare. Phone 26F14, A. E. Rako, Be- midji, Minn. 327t FOR SALE—Fresh Holsteln cow. A. . E. Rako, Bemidji, Minn., R. R. No, 3. Phone 26F12. da317t FOR SALE—AIl modern, seven room house, exceptionally good condi- tion near Normal school on Lake Blv’d. One of the most desirable locations in city. Part cash, bal- eance easy terms if desired. Rey- nolds & Winter, 212 Beltrami Ave. Phone 144. t1320 FOR SALE—Our home at 1012 Doud Ave., 8 rooms modern except heat, make offer. M. C. Longtalla, Littlefork, Minn. 36tf WANTED RED CLOVER-—And timothy seed. By Laplante Bros., Crookston. wld414 WANTED—Competent maid for gen- -eran house work. lan, Kaplan block. WANTED—Compentent girl for gen- eral housework. Inquire 1211 Bix- by Ave. Phone 356. 3d414 HELP WANTED—The Park Board desires' applications for the posi- tion of park policeman. Address secretary Bemidji Park board. 414tf WANTED—Kitchen girl .at once. Markham hotel. 2-4-16 WANTED—To rent or buy, second hand wheel chair. Phone 803-W. i 4d417 WANTED—Lady clerk at once. Gray’s bakery, Nymore. 3d416 WANTED—Girl to work in confec- tionary store. Apply at Mac's, Third street. 4d417 WANTED—County agents for a fast selling house-to-house article. Ap- ply or write Schoener Manufactur- ing Co., St. Cloud, Minn, 22 Ninth avenue north, St. Cloud, Minn. - wld414 WANTED-—Housekeeper on farm.for single man. Easy; permanent posi- tion. Good wages. One-_whocan take care of garden and' poultry. George Twomey, St. Joseph, Minn. wild414 SNAPS! 40 acres, 6 miles from Bemidji, clay loam, 12 acres under plow, all fenced. 4-room house and other buildings. All farm implements, cow and horse included, seed pota- toes. Only $1250, with $350 cash, balance on easy terms. The cash payments hardly pay for personal property included in this price. This must be taken at once. 5-room house, city water. Sewer connections and paving paid for. House in good repair, $500 cash will handle this. 120 acres improved farm, 40 acres under plow, 20 acres natural meadow, clay loam soil, on Jeffer- son Highway, 2 miles from rail- road station. 4-room house, large barn—will hold 16 head of cattle, chicken house cost $125 to build. $1500 cash or house in Bemidji at about that value will handle this. 1f interested look this up. 5 acres with two room house, all improved, a fine garden tract, only one block from the school on 14th Street. $1,250, part cash. GEO. H. FRENCH .Phone 93 J. P. LAHR ....... Phone 328 Markham Hotel Building B e o 1 ” MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1919 FOR RENT Address George Thom%son, ggute 1, C. E. McDonald or Phone No_cazr;.p.q_ 2d415 |FOR RENT—Furished cottage. from . May 25th to June 25th. Cottage on Lavinia side of Lake Bemidji. Good well in connection. $25 month. _Address cottage,| car!, Ploneer, Bemidji. 7d422° FOR RENT—4 room furnished house close in. Inquire 111 7th S8t. Also summer bunglow. LOST AND FOUND A A AN AAAAAAAAAANAAAAANANANAS LOST—Small gilted jewel case; yel- low topaz ring, engraved on each side with orange blossoms; lava- lier, with chip diamond in center, the” diamond surrounded with small pearls, the rest of the gold was open. work, having a small slug peal atithe bottom; rather large pearl ear rings; imitation ivory minor. Return to Pioneer office for $10_reward. A. L. Dick- enson. pakt 2d415 FOR RENT—Five room house for rent, 711-10 St. 3d414 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for rent. Phone 776-J. 441t — FOR RENT-—134 acres six miles northeast of Sauk aptds, SeRavey & Maires, St. Cloud, Minn. wild414 LOST—WIill the party who took pocketbook from the J. C. Penney company store kindly keep the money and return the rest of the contents to the Pioneer gffice. 1d414 FOR RENT—Two front rooms, strickly modern, gentlemen pre- ferred. 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