Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 20, 1919, Page 1

FORTY-FIVE CENTS PER.MO) , MINN., WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1919 o Giunge 34 hours. Unsetted. .Iohn Stillway, Alss Chippewa, | : Charged ’w.msn.m G . Susan DeFoe, ‘Beputy U. S, Marshal Bradiey : Al I RS 'y T and -Deputy Bhny, speclally appoint- B ] J { , ed by the federal marshal, returned: g ATVAR hi A A 3 ¢ to Bemidji Tuesday night from -Red Lake reservation, having in custody o o Infdobn Biliiway, & Ohiphiwa Juata; : ! ; ; st : - Gives CIou R‘ee Be cen Te arrested on a federal warrant,| : 3 . s Charles F. Schroeder G In Camp n, Free-For-All |charged with (xlnmt‘(ll‘er in the first.de- | List to Which Growers oy gree, for the death of Susan DeFoe, - Hustle Today. also a Chippewa, -whose body was Should Contribute. o RS i ' :oundh nu;:l July. 'about two. miles ~\* B : : G - LAST CALL MAY CAUSE | "For some time work has been done L ' i IF UNABLE TO BRING - CHA NGE ‘IN STANDINGS to: ferret out the slayer of the victl LABOR RISES SH ARPLY' IN, USE TELEPHONE "1 of the tragedy and indications point- . = ed f.o the accused. Secretary’s* Stanton’s Ther-| mppary s coxmi'umnm will Be ‘Handsome Structure mometer Climbs “Over the i e e Modern; In Every Detail; ... Top” ll‘i Breaki Recurd. ' Washington, Aug:20.—The pro 4 2 i s L7 ¥ e posed. France-American treaty is con- 3 Three Slufle. H"_h' Beltrami Won First Place In State Competition Last Year and Can This Year. - ' Citizens of San Jose, Costa Rica, fleeing before the trcops of President ¥ - Tinoco, who are clearing the streets with bayonet and bullet. Not much has At the noopda Weekly luncheon mlttee has decided: Rapid rise in the. cost of brick and | been learned of the Costa Rican revolution becnuse of the strict censorship of the Bemidii Civic & Commerce as-- other mateérial, increased =cost Of | maintained: by Tinoco’s government. ., sociation today’the total new-mem- skilled Jabor, in. fact uvowthlnt onf “bershis unced as 285 The PRIZEM"GM ls . |the upward trend in havimeto. do will ¢l ey : with ' the construction” of buildi i e conrmonion of vehaiags | FEFICIENCY MEDAL FOR |NORTH DAKOTA MAKING. Charles F. Schroeder, nrmdapx of the Beltrami County Agricultural as- jociatjon, under whose auspices the county fair is held, and one of the livest wires that ever headed the. gs- soclation, writes an interesting. letter stitutfonal, the senate judictary com- . 5 % 'to'be made I -the: b to The Pioneer, temnxl grolwors V‘ul::l'. .«4 3 > ey By is needed for the display in agricul- b ‘g;';’rcl%io ne Comembers ::s:glitfi; mitory:to be: iBm mGHWAY WoRx EFFORTS To RELIEVE ture at the state fair as lollogwl. £ Tl Yo mmores - : s " o N ’ that Beltrami's reputation mlght be - up to noontalay, broke ail records emty, o ax.| - T0'BE AWARDED HERE DROUTH CONDITIONS | siciaioe: | for- membership drives in the his- ‘As ¢ m B - Our county won first place ‘at the 4 tory. of the city. Today is the third ! " DS stato fair last year, showing thé best i fitald s ohtie campatan and- i Boost Salvation Army’s Rmull Grader President Is|Big Sacrifice Sales of Horses|thoro .is in agricultyre. We denre to | fiwhat mighi 4o - ha ¢ 5 he same pgsition this' year.: 4 day” for ‘the list-of prospects have “Sinker Drive.” Gonstruction Gutl m”_ Interested in Jefferson are Reported Being Held %‘;":,lg B:’, Yo l;";di the co -ozvra- ' ?gfigflgg:etg:e;sssgatt?:;r‘::&1: 1 ’lell:e - The state legislature had’ appro-| * Route’s Success. In Montana. :\’fi“ g:h"ilgl{;“’:x‘i‘l’w:;’ :l':o‘::,’; ?;“"ge 1 “geperal cativass occupied the -day, |- Spurred by the marked succees of | priated $100,000 for the erection of ] A name of grower and returned.to.own- ° “afid_many -were -enlisted who -never-f.the membership campaign drive; the | the . dormitory, which {ncluded all|l: ©On display at the jewelry depart- (By United Press.) er, with the exception of some root { gavé it a thought before. weekly noonday luncheon of the Be-|equipment, but the sudden increase! nent of Barkers’ drug and jewelry | Fargo, N. D., Aug. 20.—Strenuous | crops, and fresh fruits. So - kindly # i The fact that over 250 have joined | midji Civic & Commerce association |in everything that.goes into its con-| store is an incentive for all interest- |offorts to relieve drouth conditions in | bring in your specimens on or be- ] the association put Secretary H.|today held much of interest. struction, including labor showed the ed fn promoting the actual work of | eastern North Dakota and western | fore August 27 to exhibit room,. 205 | “Mayne Stanton’s membership ther- The feature of the meeting was |lowest bidders to be: Klarkquist &| keeping the Jefferson highway in|Montana are being made today. In | Beltramiavenue, accross from 'the s mometer out of business. It was at | the auction of a single doughnut,|Sons, who built-the first unit of the| first class cordition in their districts | response to an appeal, farmers near | Markham. Room open August 23: the: Nangle. block corner where the | made by Mrs. Earle A. Barker, which | normal, general contract, $102,760;|for it is a handsome gold medal | pevils Lake are offering their straw | It you are unable to bring them. association gquarters are located and found its way into club quarters and | plumbing’ and heating, O’Neill, $21,-| watch fob,” hung on fine black|to save Montana stock during the|phone 41-F-4 and we will call for its highest: mark was 250.The secre- | friend husband ‘put it u-pfor sale for | 998; electrical work, Minneapolis|iegther, and well worth contesting|winter. A cormittee from the strick- | same, those at a distance ship by ex- tary gave it up and took it in when | the benefit of the Salvation Army | Electric company, $6,392. for;, not alone for its intrinsic value |en territory is expected soon to bale | press or postal. { the “mercuty” commenced climbing |daughnut day drive Monday. Bids Re-submitted but the higher prized honor of being [and ship the straw. : “out the top. __Bidding was brisk and participated : the, winner. The Northern Pacific railroad al- List That's Needed. 4 White Sanad Leads. .. |in b);‘ Charles W. Vandersluis, W. L. The readjustments in the plans The donor of the prize mélals is |1ows half rates for shipping feed and For your guidance will give a list e Brooks, :B. R. Erickson, Morris-Kap-| will -be made by the-state architect | Président E. E. Ellerton, of the Rus- [hay into, the dry region west of the | of articled needed. The White squad has a leed over |lan,:Dave Gill, A. L: Molandet, Atex{ana re-submiitted to the lowest bid-|sel]’ Grader company of Minneapolis [Misgour)’ ‘and, while full' fare is| THRESHED GBAINS—We must { the Blue, Captain Deny's team fead- .Shavitch, I A. Simon of Pittsburgh, |, -smother meeting of the board |and there are ninety district or local |charged for shipping livestock to|show 15 varfeties,' two quarts each. 4 jéw members:[secretary ‘and manager of the Falk held- next. Tuesday, and it.is Gdali to be awarded, which must | Mjnnesota. and Wisconsin grazing | Send three quarts to allow:for clean- Wt“" factories, incorporated, ;and v that the cortract for.erection on’ three times before they be-|1ands, this stock.may be shipped : oond, and ga%a::g HB!?( : 3 ne:'il:‘ :g:r(i’:s will ba awarded. . the properly of the sucmtul. o for -one-third rates. GRAIN IN S.Hfiu?k.!'m”x{ fl" ) X fet mld J - Cp gonts in. Dunn, Hettinger, | ieties, twp samples-each ; Pfl:"'g? u:n Whick'flt@!m = 5 Rl 4 % -fl;fld e Y nd coun%le! diameteér,: g an ooks dot Phé new { d to theire, making arrangements “today tofi- CORN ON BAR—Six varietiés vi pitate eq 4 the farmers in seldng theiriyellow, white, and any other color € t 'will be sént to the ‘annual meeting to save ‘the feed shortage. I{]of Dent; yellow, white. Flint; sweet * members ‘Miss -Amy. nmm: of Chlnaso as-|tha 7first structure -now .in sprvlcc of the highway assoeiation whe:¢-{i3 expected from 600 to 1,000 horses | do¥n, pop corn, 20 ears of each.’ ‘would seein as if the 300 mark ai .dsted as auctioneer, she being pres- The ground floor will contdln the|ever it’ will be ‘held. [ will be sold at the big sale next week SNATIVE OR WILD GRASSES— at would be met. ent«with Dr. Ostensaken, government | dining roéom and kitchen, laundry, State medals will be awarded to{in DPickinson. Twenty samples, two inches in di- E."F. Donough, assistant Eec"!t“)' repregentative, and the prize dough- |cold storage room, cook rooms, store|one in each district which keeps the Reports-of the big sacrifice sales a,metar at-band, 1 of the St. Paul ussociation, who has [nut was presented to her. < room and other quarters. highway in the best comparative|of horses are received from Montana TAME' GRASSES-AND CLOVERS, directed.«the campaign, spoke at the The main floor will be equipped [condition each year, over a distance | where acres and acres of ground are|Influding Alfalfa—Ten variettes, _,.L noon day luncheon of the association with a spacious living room and|of two miles. reported without a blade of grass, |thrée inches in diameter at band. ] ing CANADIAN FIRE CHIEFS today and of the work that could be rooms for students, while the third| The decorations will be awarded |Horses in Montana have sold at|Forage twelve vagieties, including accomplished, and reférred to the lo- MEET IN CONVENTION | ficor will be devoted exclusively to|in the state convention. a dollar a head this summer. millets, rape, im. > 'peas and cal association as one of the largest student rooms. The medal and full details may be| “Another year, another crop,” ap-|vetches in straw { and most active civic organizations in the northwest. ARy slinited Treed) seen in the display window at the|pears to be the principal spirit in| POTATOES—We ghow seven var- Colgary, ~ola., s Aug.. 30-—Mdre Specially Designed. Barker store. They were brought to | eastern North Dakota today. In the |ieties, one-half msliel af #ach. Pota- than 200 fire chiefs of the Domini Fg‘atu:e 4f‘Luncheon. gathered here today for uemh‘o:'nfi‘f;: The building will -be of handsome | Bemidji hy:J. D. Clarkson, general [Slope counties dairying has saved |toes must be free from scab, uniform, design, specially’ planined for its pur- | manager-sof the Jefferson Highway, |[many farmers from ruin. These|true to type, wrapped in paper and i An;)‘:her sy fOII t:e szlf.l:::e?; :i?:dveerl:lnofinre gill:mpreveag%n and | ;0qe on the Mofmal school site; huilt | while on his recent visit'to Bemidjl, | farmers profited by former ‘dry|not w“h.g. 4 PP pap _’% was the- presence of a 4 g _me 5. were | o¢ hrick, modern in every respect and | followed by a campaign that added | years” and the cream checks are now STOCK VEGHTABLES—Ten varie- Pittsburgh, Pa., ‘setretary and gen-|the chief topics under discussion. eral manager of .the Falk American A parade of Calgary’s fire fighting Potato Flour .corporation, a heavily | apparatus and personnel on Thurs- financed concern which has bought |day will feature the fire chief’s visit. the Bemidji potato products com-|An athletic: carnival in which tHe pany plant. He made a splendid ad- | local fire fighters will be the princi- dress to the business men, outlining | pal.participants also occupies an im- the plans of the company for its fu- | portant pldce on the convention pro- ture in- Bemidji. gram. 3 Mr, Simon ~was a caller at The The Underwriters’ association of mlmns AND ENEMIE Pioneer office previous to the l\;n;:‘lll- Camaldn', 20019!\}6113, is holding a con- | OF TREATY ENCOURAGED con and briefly outlined some of e | vention in conjunction with that of 4 the firemen’'s. Both meetings will close Friday following e]ectlon ol of- plans. He spoke of ‘the.company as ficers. heated from the main heating plant |nearly a’hundred new members to|paying the bills. ties, three specjmens each, except i in the 'central unit. It wyill be so|the county highway unit. The idea In the meantime, the soil is being | pumpkin and squash, two of each, i built. that additional rooms may be |is a splendid one and it is hoped that |turned. under for the 1920 crop GARDEN VEGETABLES—Fresh added and rearrangement made in|some Beltrami road district superin-|which .will be seeded into ground|and in glass best collection. the course of enlargement as the|tendent will bring home a medal for |that is benefited by summer fallow- FRESH F‘RUITB——-F‘iueen varie- school grows. his efficiency. ing. Rains on the Missouri slope [ties. came in time to save the grass for | FRUITS IN GLASS——Thnt cannot be grazing, it is believed. shown in fresh collection. BHLLANBOUS—Shall consist BRITISH OFFICIAL TO ‘ ‘MEXICO NOT RECOGNIZED MAY CONTROL ISLAND. (By United Press.) Washington, Aug. 20.—The Unlted States may obtain control of the Is- land of Yap in the Pacific for naval and .communjcation purposes, it de- veloped at*President Wilson’s confer- ence with senators. not being in the soliciting subscrip- tion business, that_it. was strongly backed and had no stock to seil. He spoke enthusiastically of’ Bemidjl |- and the opportunity of the potato flour plant and asserted: “1t will be a great thing -for the farmers of this part of the state and for Bemidji. You have a wonderful (By United Press.) , Washington, Aug. - 20.—Both friends and foes of the peace treaty .;_wDAHY PACK!NG w. today professed to be encouraged by the White House conference between v- HNDER MAR'"AL LAw the president and senate foreign rela-' 7 tions committee yesterday. the other classes. Fifty spaelmuns will be required. able to give will be greatly appreciat- i ed. A very good'way o show the peo- (By Unfted Press.) 3 Mexico City, Aug. 20.—Sensation-| "7 = - - . ‘ v‘s RE"“RN affaires, William Cummings, had DA GRAND LODSGIE"RMthlErlN G been expelled from Mexico because HOUSE DEFEATS mo v Both factions in the senate. de- country up here and it may take two (By "United Press.),. . s = Mexican government, were denied at ‘;HI “ l' or three years to develop the im- Milwaukee; Aug. 20.:~The packing clared today that the president’s an the foreign office tolay: OF DAYLI B 8 Q" their side is right. As league friends done. A potato grower naturally has | der martial law- at' 8 q'clock this representative of the Brotherhood of [fied the various departments of gov- (By United Press.) an early market for his first grade |morning by Colonel Westphal, who have ‘been preparing to force the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen |ernment that Uuml[;lngs hadonogo‘l'- Washington, Aug. 20.—The re- 7 ) hing in the struggle that has q ) and pay him for what we get. In|ernor unt!l the trouble resulting from | Proac! € returned from the grand lodge con-|of the British government in refus-|the veto of President Wilson was that way he will not.have a potato | yesterday’s strike riot had passed.|sWaved the senate for months. vention in Cleveland, 0. He has been |ing to recognize the present Mexican | Passed in the house by a vote of 323 Any assistance that you lnny “be ple what Belirami county soil ‘will al reports that the British charged’ he was persona non grata with the ense potato crop such as can be | company of Cudahy Was declared un- |SWers to questions seemed to prove| ; ;v poyig of Bemidji, national | President Carranza- merely noti- Potatoes but we will take the rest, | has been designated as miljtary. gov- |issue a climax appears to be ab-|.r'4pg Big Four brotherhood, has Just | ficial standing because of the attitude | Pe2l of the daylight savings law over go to waste,. or be obliged to let|One was killed and eight injured in absent two weeks. administration, and that the United | to 101, seven more than the nece them decay. ' yesterday’s rioting. E “SEEKING - The meeting was primarily in sup- | States had been fnformed. sary two-thirds. The repeal bill wijl Part of Bemidii. b BELLE mv%!::E 8 :ON ORS port of the railroad control Il:lill of o now go to the senate where it is safd - " e MARKET '{W. 8. Stone, grand chief of the en- the majority favor it. We want the people of ‘Bemidji HUNT Fok BAND]TS > - “ gineers, who presented the plan of ¢ and county to feel that we are one of them. We want to cooperate in every municipal activity for we are 2 here to stay and progress, and when- ever you have anything that your city wants to do count us in. At the plant we are greatly adding to the jmprovement of equipment. We in- tend to surround it with a lawn, and a hedge fence and set out trees and gardens, and make it look like a food plant. We have dvne the same else-- where.” And in this connection it was ad- mitted by Mr. Simon that lie had sub- scribed for five memberships to the Bemidji association for as many em- - o..plOyes. s FHARTIAL Iflj 1 S. A. Challman, rural school com- Berlin, Aug. 20.—Martial law was Erick S. Nilson, returned soldier, | missioner, investigated the condition declared Upper Silesia today, as|who served nine months in France, |of the Carr Lake school building this a clash’ bétween German | and Miss Anna: Tollefson, both of the | morning, and found that the build- town of ‘Frolm, were marricd at 3 |ing is satisfactory. There had been cials - Mtinimized - the o’clock today by Judge of Probate|a report that the structure was not the situation, declarin, a ( r i—larrlg in his chambers in the court |safe, but this was found to be-un- ouse: true. - ‘ G N AR T (A T This was the measure passed sev- eral weeks ago to re‘peal the war time law, opening the day an hour SEEMS HOPELESS TRAIL| ., 2 Umst rroe - (eideriond or nnaine vio| HEAVY VOTE FAVORS Belle -Fourche foday is making a|the ‘high ‘cost. of living. S|EEI WORKERS smKE time Tuw ‘openiog the day in Hour 'bill was repealed by congress I;ut the (By United Press.) strong dbid for honors as the leading In protest over the lrcreased cost ing prices on other thmgs, the Ny- (By United Press.) president vetoed it. Again the Elpaso, Tex., Aug. 20.—Four|wool market of the United 8“:5350 of household necessities and the soar- he Eighth Uni: tates 1,250, ; = out, follow e gene al s5atio - s A planes from Fort Bliss, resumed |and shipped from this city during of work onngm bt of rail shopmen | Youngstown today, will show 99 per z:;ge:l:tvert?w the house passes it in mute and orderly opposition to|cent of the workers in favor of a na- their hunt at dawn today for the|the current season. The prevalllng Mexican bandits which kidnapped |price per pound was 58 cents. Sout g tion wide strike, according to Will- Lieut. Peterson and Lieut. Davis. Dakota sheep furnished the majority profiteering. liam Z. Foster, secretary gl the na- After a nlgh% spent in the 01&;‘353 of the 1,250,000 pounds, am;wth: re- tional committee for the organized country, American troopers, Y | mainder was secured from Montana LINE i d steel workers. Captain Matlock, with the two res- and Wyoming ranches. MINNEAPOLIS SKY PPRAS o cued aviators as guides, took up the UNDERGOING CHANGE . (By United Press:) almost hopeless chase. A cloudburst ted th ok Minneapolis, Aug. 20.—Minneapo- was undergoing a | weekly concert in Library park to- K Akl today e e anse. - A |night after which the community| HOME FROM MARKET. new building ordnance, which per- pavement dance will eb staged at the mits erection of hotels to the height usual place. The band will play the Mrs. A. T. Carlson has returned of fifteen storfes. or mot to exceed 185 dance progrdm and several. eatehy|from Minneapolis and St. Paul where feet i3 responsible for the change. new dance selections will be piayed. |she studied the new styles in millin- Several of this height are planned, it Everybody is urged to attend by Di-|ery and pt.u'chased millinery stock is understdod. rector Riggs of the band. for Carlson's Variety store. SENATE PASSES MEASURE. (By United Press.) Washington, Aug. 20.—The sen- ate today passed the bill to repeal the daylight savings bill over the presi- dent’s veto. The vote stood 57 to 19. The repeal bill now becomes a law. PAVEMENT DANCE TONIGHT. The Bemidji band will give its CARR STHOOL SATISFACTORY. —_—