Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 28, 1919, Page 1

' VOLUME XVIL: NO. 153 BEMIDJI, MINN., SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1919 [ON Si NS‘P’EACE TRF NANES AREFIRST ON OCUMENT; WILSO! ISSUES STATEMENT :’ ‘HAS MADE PROGRESS “ i . (By United Press.) S{verll Kinds of Noise Mikors]- - Vorn‘nllu, France, June 28.—The pepce tronly has been Are Forbidden Under Laws signed. | | of the State ‘The German dele(uteo placed their ll‘lllhl?. to the docu- : ment at 3:12 p. m. today. President Wilson signed two minutes later :and ‘was ‘followed by Premier Lloyd Goom, ‘who signed at 3:17 o'clock. i 'The/German delegates arrived at the Palice of errorp at 3:02 o’clock and the meeting convened one miinute later. m Minister Mueller of Germany was to the first to sign 0 OUTING OF . EDITORS AFTER SETTLINGRIOTS| = ¥ Premier of'Mamtoba Responds (@ to Invitation -of North : State Association EDITOR ERICKSON HAS STREAK OF BAD LUCK State Official Warning to Parents to i vents Possible Accidents SLFE AND SANE FOURTH 2 _8'1;‘Lumberjack Feed Feature ‘of Day; Sports Program - This Aftemoon e g One of the best known newspaper “men in Beltrami county, George t. Paul, June 28.—In response to Brickson of Spooner, was unable to . K P m.‘ner,ous inquirjes as to the attitude “to Yhe summer/outing of the Fa i M |ofithe state fire marshal’s office con- fthern Minmnesotg , Eqifor {41 ~asso- % LA ec" ing the use of fireworks thig ciation, for every sort of ill luck be- yctr, Fire Marshal George H. Nettle- fell’ him just,as’ he was figuring on ;1tct has authorized an interview, and Colony Minister Bell immediately followed.’ ing a great time,in company with ng communlty celebrations of the hls trlends Fogrqx of.July throughout the state. #The following telegram was re- ; i terview is as follows: PRESH)ENT WILSON ISSUES PROCMMA#““.; “ceived today from Mr. Erickson, filed S “ih ggept;qgen::l I\):l}t'illsm pr(:b:fl:lly 3 By Robert J. Bender. in which he gives the 2 celebra more patriotic v lollm‘;:gm reaso:s for ngt ieing v fervor than ever before in the history 3 (United Press Correlpondeni-) among those present: ot our country. It will be the oc- PDaily Pioneer, s casion mnot only of rejoicing over Byemidjl ation: iberty’s ‘trjumph in the world war, . Warroad, June 28,—We send s ok, et of wham amrned| started out to conquer the world, a beaten pgople todpy affixed /%»::tgml:milfza tai\ngo dW t;n;ela:t . "ed to be home by that time. its signature to the allied bill of indebtednpss apd the 'Illlty Tied on beigg with yon but what € ; ; 2 e | I || (Realifing the tremendous popular| word of the signing, flashed to America, e : 1thusiasm which will give vent to I&rr ;u:ngfls If on this day, and with no idea proelnmlhon from President Wilson issued i (8Special to Pioneer.) R treaty, nearly five years after a proud and lustful*monarchy ¢ B 3 b . g g iscouraging a proper expression K % § b ying most earn appeal to . 'y o Yputr e y 1 “who just gotihome; ‘the wife has ; LB = . B | ti'wipeople of the' State gu'l,:num A DR A;’IM{«EQU,N;:S:”V bapi g ; gone to take,it.in andleft us at : T s . - to keep this eAtRuslasiti within sate e-treaty ‘of ‘peace his been ntiml- lf itis Fh::m:i;n;n :np' !;&4‘; l:ilt‘;:st g%n‘:)l:: . : ki ' '“9];:1"11‘:1:}.':::01;:“ several years,| : ; r‘fified"‘nd acted upon in full and sincere éxacution ;g;‘m;gf:l:nsgagf@ii:agjg;fl-y ofi‘; o : ; b Ereat strides have been made in the|, ~~of its terms it will furnish a starter for a new order i ) : f 5 . ; : rection of a safe and sane celebra- b5t irs ‘i o selves. We're on the job. g A : ton of the Fourth of July. with tng| .. °f ~"ff"' in the world. GEORGE ERICKSON. / R ; ; result that the foll of dead.and| - It is‘a severe treaty, in the duties angd penalties Premier Norris Comes. maimed, and the number of fires; it imposes upon Germany. But it is savere only be. 2 o have steadily decreased. On “disti ished ts of 4 3 . B % i bitiag 1 Broier Nor , it it : Need of Restraint. cause the great wrongs done by Germpny are to by righted and repaired. ris of Manitoba, Canada, who arrived i ¥ “To many the temptation to go to (By United Press.) The Germans were forty years preparing for the world war. It required only 40 minutes .to sign the peate treaty . ‘Five years ago today Frabcis Ferdinand, Austrian - archduke, Wwas assassinated at Sarajevo. This furnished the excuse for the war. at an early hour this morning, com- e‘xltrelfee wtlll be lm:mt‘ this year. The —0 i ing from Winnipeg. The premier is stimulus to celebrate was never i & we‘u Enown in B"efilidfl' soveral ofti- First delegate of the allied nations to sign the peace treaty|gregter. The need of restraint is ST CI. LF T HI§TO zens having escorted hhfil to state| after German delegates had affixed their signaturés to the ;.heoton; cor{:s})&m&nsly gill'e;\t. Th: . OUD (;0 EAM By Fre rk, Lake Itasca, when he was one: precious document. 3 esson of restral as well learne .a party that made the sociability E > |during the war; let everyone con- WILL MEET BEMI" (United Press correspondent.) Tun over the ée‘é, rson highv‘v;zutmm tm},fi t:c ‘;zgli!itloi‘; fiifl: ‘Zfi.-?,f.?yf{m ‘“ Versailles, France, June 38.—The Winnlpeg to Né eans. e on o greatest war in history formally end. _trip 4ie. spoke several of the IV 5100.000 ROADBONDS the state, plans are already being Ira J. Cool of the Bemidji Country cd today with the signing of fl?. ger-cities on the southern sections TERESTING DATA. : made for great community observ-|club received communication from|peace treaty. The ceremony took the highway. and. was warmly PURCHASED: OTHERS |eces, with rousing home-coming|u. c. Ervin of St. Cloud that its first |place in the historic palace of Ver- gi-eeted “He has,: fo¥ the past six; cclebrations {ortth:a retm;[l}:d fighting | o000 winl visit Bemidiji, July 6th, to|tailles, proceeding with clock-like weeks, been ‘in_the ‘thick of the big | To BE READVERTIZED :1‘131'11 ‘*;5 the .]l,(egd :“ “;:éda %‘:n:":gtf play the first half of an inter-city |regularity. strike in Winnipeg, which was set-} it 0 ':;3' s ybp t:l' I "-| match over the links of the local| The German delegates were usher- _tled this week. "It was doubtful| o certs, addres tY m;‘: sn;n eTS,{ olub. St. Cfoud will be represented|¢d into the Hall of Mirrors at 3;0! whether he..would be able to attend Toledo, Ohio, Man Only One|programs of great variety and-com-|, "o'vory girong team and low scores |¢'clock. Premier Clemenceau “the session or 'mot, but when the| to Bid on Part of munity displays of fire works. are looked for during the meet. Yrance immediately opéned the meet. trouble Was sditled he wired he 8 Strong Endorsement. The course i In excellent shape|in& by assuring the Germans the ‘would be here. ‘He will be one of Big Issue , “T cannot too strongly express my | ond after the recent rains should be|treaty text was identical with the the speakers at the meeting at Birch- — indorsement of such observances and | very fast, and it is likely a new mark |one presented to them. mont tonight. - ting of the board |1 urge them upon city officials,(Will be set for the local course. In the hall there were places for Premier Norris, when asked con- Alithe special mesLing of £19 chambers of commerce and such| This is the first of a series of in-|representatives of every race and cerning the huge strike in Winnipeg, of county commissioners, held. Thurs- other organizations 'as are accus-| ter-city matches now being arranged cred in the world. The big horse- - replied that ‘it -collapsed and no day afternoon, there was one bid On |y moq v tove the intitiative in these| —several more are now being ar- |thoe table was on a platform, elevat- j Bireement was reached. One of ‘the $100,000 worth of county road bonds, | matters in their respective communi- | ranged—The Bemidji team is being [cd about a foot above the floor. In F il M o b 1 Toledo, O., |ties. Certainly no time is more op-| Organized and a close match is ex-(the center was a smaller table, top- “of the strikers was the reinstating of | LOOKS AS THOUGH LEAGUE made by W. L. Slayton, Toledo, O., y” D ity Fourth,of| pected. ped with brown leather on which those who went out, but the employ- 3 and he was awarded this amount of [ portune for a commun rested the treaty. Ome cBair stood would not- consent to this fea- HADWON NORTH DAKOTA | bonds. -The bonds bear 5 1-2 per/July celebration than this, when betore this. table. “The ‘floos was covered with ancient and valuable brown tapestry carpet and the peace table seat of the delegates was top- g dge H. A. Robson, one of the cent interest. . The’ final settlement|every city, village and town desires g :l;:t pil;nflient fig-.:)resmlm'3 theo pro-| . Fargo, N. D., June 28.—With re- | will be subject to the opinion of legal | to honor all its fighting heroes. 1 vince, will be appointed by the Pre-|turns from special _election still | COUnsel on the part of the purchaser. Mensce Cartailed. . o | FOR SPECKLED TROUT < 'mier as royal commissioner to inves- It was the intention to open bi “It ‘46 @ misdemesnor {h Minne~ ped with brown tapestry. tigate the causes and conduct of the meager, reports indfcate that - the for $350,000 road bonds, but with J The German delegates, Mueller and e e Dromier vt Said the | Nompartisan league was successful in |the $100,000 bought, left $250,000 |Sota, punishable by imprisonment In| \o\\. o poieved to be the prize |l wore the fire to sign. Bres. ; the county jail for not more than ailure of the strike demofistrated |carrying by a small majority; esti-|t> be fe'flggms‘;{’l b“'h“’hnx‘}u‘]’; titse monfh,’ or by a fine of not more | catch of speckled trout, ever brought [dent Wilson followed them. The first at 10 one ¢lement can apply econ-| mated as low as 7,500, all of the|done, and bids will be ope than $100.00, to manufacture, use,|to Bemidji, was those caught by Har- |of the allies was Lloyd George and omic vre‘ssure uqort!lthe lf’eoll;le-t 250, | 5even laws voted on. L sell or keep for sale within the state|,, g Titus, master mechanic of the Cl]elmengeabu tllllent;wn:d.l T:ley were ut of a popuiation of abou i any blank cartridge pistols, blank|y; ‘g 1 raflroad, in Steamboat river, mpt‘).::“ery glegenecl;u: eg(g e;;nnce, ¢ While the cities and towns almost ! 000 inhabitants in Winnipeg. about % cartridge revolver, or other blank 35.000 wore participated tn the ais. | uniformly voted against the league, VOLUNTARY ENLISTING cartridge firearms. blank cartridges, | 6%, miles out of Bemidji. president of the confererce, declared J : the bal’ots in the rural districts are s> " One of the string weighed four order strike. ' There were three ele- the other way, i inst b .'ULY 5’ caps containing dynamite and fire- P nd weighed th: a the proceedings closed at 3:80 ments involved, the Bolsheviki ele-[£1® OL1er Way, in many instances by M‘TER crackers exceeding three inches in|POunds. & seco elghed three and|,.ciock, the entire ceremony occupy- lar labor unions and the |tWO to ome. one-half pounds, while a third|j,; onjy 41 minutes. ;nenit, refiment 0 Imported speakers, dramatists and \ length and exceeding one.half an|yeighed one and three-quarters| ™8 v oreign e . comedians were employed by the Instructions from the war depart-|inch in diameter. The toy pistol |, .n4q They were shown at the Julius Schmahl, secretary of state : and blank cartridge are the most pro- WILSON SAILS TONIGHT. | ‘and one of the most best known of- lgzan%"ist;[’v9.?.2:;5.szdzw&e.?s“frgflf; ment have been received at the army | g b0y "o S tetanus, or lockiaw. :’;;Lm o t‘;,‘;rdn}v::fh:,;orfimgd:id “;‘3 B ited P! T ficials- in the administration. is an- 2 : P recruiting station, room 6, Northern If any person has knowledge of the o] : i (By United Press.) tracted no small amount of attention. Washington, June 28.—President other distinguished guest. He has jeans and straw hats, powdred their | National bank building, directing 2 i ith hayseed and invaded in th been prominently mentioned as gov- | VRiskers wi that on account of changes in the ks ‘ernor material and enjoys a wide. and | the fural sections like true camou-|gjtyation in Europe, no more men to report this knowledge promptly to “strong acquamtance ‘throughout the | flage artists and got by with it. They | wil] be accepted for special assign- the proper city o county;ofticers. _ state. entertained their audiences with al-|pent to the American expeditionary Care is Ureed. Congressman Knutson, who made |6ged witticisms on “big biz,” and forces after midnight July 5. Other-| “I appeal to every resident of Min- “ a special trip from Washington, to|recited poems on “the man with the | jse, voluntary enlistments will con-|nesota, individually, to exercise the “meet with his Yellow newspaper men, | 10¢. They avoided a fair analysis of | {inye as usual. Men who are accept-| utmost carefulness in the use of fire- ‘was around today greeting his the questions at issue and .spoke ined at a recruiting office for the works. friends. He got in early yesterday |8loWing terms of the political Uto- | A g F. in or before that date will “Let's keep Fourth of July care- and the first thing got hold of a fish- | Pi2 5‘; closely a“g‘fe‘; with a straight | g to Camp Meade, Maryland, to join | jessness under the ban. Let’s not re- pole. Then no one saw him the rest | vote 1n support of‘all seven laws. overseas replacement detachments. |vive the casualty lists and needless| Waghington, June 28.—By unani- “of the day, ‘and the only thing he Until July 10 the following organi- | fires.” mous vote the senate adopted the res- ught was 3 slight cold. 1 zations at Camp Dodge, Iowa, are P e }Vm\ 4 C(N)LEST NIGHT lN MONTH open for special assignment of quali- IN CHARGE VULCANIZING. olution of Senator Johnson, republi- High S-]aried Secreta~v. 2 fied applicants: Second infantry; can, of California, asking the presi- otgmgl"] fl‘l:g; » ]tgh s MctMahol} GIVB BUSINBS MAN VIM Motor Transport corps; Medical de-| Roland Letford of Cass Lake,|dent for information as to the admin- it 0 ol et Mg @artment; Quartermaster COrPS; |formerly of this city, has taken istration’s polity in respect to Siberia Q‘:f.‘m:‘:g"gg;g‘;:“gfi;gei:ifil]’é The coolest night in almost a |Auxiliary Remount depot; Veterinary | charge of the vulcanizing depart-|and as to the maintenance of United / copintry. He is secretary of the St.|month brought back to the “tired |OTPS; infantry for provost guard,|ment of the Motor Inn, and will be|States troops there. association and’ a most capable|husiness man” toda demobilization group and camp head- | employed here for the summer. Mr. _—_— y much of the|qguarters. Letford’s father, E. J. Letford, was MASSACHUSETTS RATIFIES. violation of this act, it is his duty Veteran fishermen said they had never before seen such magnificent specimens and marveled at their size. Wilson leaves Paris at 9:30 o'clock tonight for home. He will land at New York probably a week from Tuesday, and has agreed to a recep- tion there, Secretary Tumulty an- nounced today. SHIPS ORDERED TO SALUTE. Washington, June 28.—Upon the signing of the peace treaty, Secretary Daniels of the navy flashed the signal twenty-one guns, an ,devery coast’ to every warship to fire a salute of station to do the same and display the naval ensign. McCREE AMONG VISITORS. George W. McCree, St. Paul, wide- Iy known in Minnesota as a ‘North- 2 The“Me?xfng:;glliszoumal is repre- | ©MeT8Y and ambition which was pret- . |the former proprietor olithekMotor s 5 e i en:i F'a;;iflc1 railrodad ma‘n {s in v;?tah- ty well ironed out while the mercur; Inn, which was at that time known oston, June .—Massachusetts | midji, having an acquaintence sented by C. B. Cheney, political | tY 4 NEW AUTO LIVERY. as Letford’s Garage. When Mr.|completed ratification of the woman |several of the editors now attending hovered around the high mark and at night commenced to tumble, Ed. Lox has purchased a car and |Letford sold his business to the pres- reaching a low mark, which aroused |started an auto livery. He will have |ent owners, he moved to Cass Lake, many from their slumbers fot heav-|his stand at the Kelliher hotel and|where he is now employed with a (Continued on Page Six.) ier covering. rmive calls there, lumber concern. * (I . writer for tnat paper, his articles be- "ing closely read by those “in the know”' throughout the state. the association outing. He is also well dcquainted in Bemidji, being here frequently, and t sy took & workout on the golf links suffrage amendment to the Federal constitution, The house by a vote of 185 to 47 declared in favor and the senate voted 34 te i a week. fiva Dewn ) ! ! ' . ‘ | | e | | | Washington, June 28.—Germany today signed the:peace.