Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 8

Chlcago, Dec. 4 ASKSDEAEES A 10 CONSERVE "% [sacked, $3.25. of going to press today: Qats, bushel ......... ; ' | & L De i ; Barley, bushel G. A. Walker, M. & 1. Depot 2 i R;:, B{muhfi .e Necessary to Use Coal Only for Essential Purposes in Daily Business Cabbage, cwt. ..... Onions, dry, cwt. . FROCKS OF SUPERIOR STYLE, Silk poplin, which is to.be fashion- | Béans, able because it'is serviceable as well as good looking, may be used to good advantage in duplicating the first .dress... The deeply .cut front of .the blouse and inset vest of tan silk is G. A. Walker, Bemidji depot agent of the Minnesota & .International railroad company, of which Walter D. Hines is director general, is noti- ,-Case, ... Tallow, 1b. say nothing of the cuffed hem. The skirt is gathered at the waist and has a side plait.at the front. Medium GRAIN AND BAY size Tequires 4 yards 48-inch mate Wheat, No, 1 ...i%....$2.46-$2.67 rial. Wheat, No. 2 .. .$2.92-$2.60 L. F. Johnson, St. Hilaire Retail Lumber company, and the Smith- Robinson Lumber company, that to conserve coal to the greatest possible extent, effective at once, coal dealers are directed to confine their deliver-| Serge, poplin, cashmere or wool Vhe -$2.39-32.49 .+ - LIVE -FOULTRY ies of coal as follows: jersey may. be ‘émployed in develop- |Q 66¢ r NO. 1 turKeys ... eceevonssssc240 R .2 . ing the second dress, which has the: 1.00-$1.20 | 0]1d Tom turk 22 Priority Ruling. s | 2ar 'om turkeys ..............220 ’ sides of the’skirt extended to form i .24-31.28 | culls alabl; Firsti—Army, navy = Of. OUer | ldrge pockets. ‘A selthelt holds in 80 ] Goane®. B sunst e e oo viise A8 branches of the federal government.| tpo fyiness at the waist. Instead of e 2 kwhea! Ib. ... Second—State, county and muln.lnjl- the customary- buttons the adjust- g:; b 'i.hp:ll" :“ pal g:‘stilmgogs and pr{vute h“‘i tals. | ment at the left-side is achieved-by | No. 2 timothy hay . . Tirird—Public _ utilities, .plants, | 155ing gk cords through embroid- | No. 1 clover, mixed . . furnishing light, heat, water POWer, | oroq cvelets. A collar of tub satin . 1 'y . transportation, manufacturing and| fnjghes the neck. Five and one-halt'|gat straw userg of news print paper. yards 40-inch material are required | Rice Fourth—Public buildings, offices, | g, medium size. eeen stores, bakeries, laundries, resi-| " mirge \ Model: Pictorial Review dences, . apartment . buildings and | press No. 8406 Sizes, 14 to 20.years, other buildings housing families. rice, 25 conts, . Fifth—Cold storage plants- Second Model: Dress No. 8522. Sixth—Creameries, milk bottling 5 and milk canning factories. Sizes, 14 to 20 years, Price, 25 cents. Seventh—Refining of petrolium. Eighth—Plants not included in the above list only to extent neces- sary to protect against fire and freez- ing. VEGETABLES Hogs Beans, hand picked navy, cwt. $6.60 Potatoes ... $2.20 Round Whites cee 3 Beans, (Swedish) cwt. . Beets, per bushel ....: Carrots, per bushel .. Domestic cabbage, ton .. Holland cabbage, per ton . Hubbard squash, drug on the market here Onions, dry, per cwt. o g Bemidji . Butterfat (packing s 7 Tallow . Newsy NOtes 8utter (packing stock) Ib. Wool, brig Veal .. Kips, No. 1 Hint to Consumers. These instructions will apply on coal now on hand in yards and here- after released. Dealers will not de- .—Potato receipts today, 26 cars. Market| stronger. Michigan and Wisconsin, Round and Long Whites; sacked, $2.95 to $3.10; bulk, $3. 10 to $3.15. BEMIDJI MARKET QUOTATIONS. The following prices were being paid in Bemidji at time GRAIN AND HAY Retail ......................Cflc 2.00-$2.26 | Cow hides, No. 1, lb. .++$3.00 | Bull hides, No. 1, 1b/ Beans, cwt. .. 00-$7.26 | Kip hides, No. 1, 1b. Swedjsh, .00-36.00 | Calf skins, No. 1, 1b Dairy butter, 1b . .....0..462c-65¢ |Deacons, each Butter fat ... A5 Horse:hides, large, eacl fying The Pioneer, Sentinel, Mayor | an attractive feature of the blouse, to The followmz pnces were bemg paid at Stxllwater, Minn., at time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: Clover, mixed ......... Sweet corn, per doz. Rutabages per cwt. Ducks ........ ceiieeend Hens, heavy, 4 lbs. .nd over . ‘Springers ... Guineas, per doz. .... Pigeons, per doz. ....... Mutton, 1b. . Beef, dressed ....... Cow hides, No. 1 Bull hjdes, No. 1 Calf skins No. 1 . Deacons ... ...... Wool, semi-brl'h Idaho Rurals; MBATS > Serves Notice b Red clover, med Mutton .l eiikhee . Aggnt, y $ : Bed alover, med i TR et means luxunous economy. Federal Head of Roads | Buckwheat, 1b. ...... Dressed beef 1b. .8¢-10c] \ Popcorn, 1b. .w.iewis Turkeys, live, 1b. . .28c-28¢| . ] Wheat No. 1..... 1 ’$2.50 | O1d Toms, live, Ib i23¢-24c I 0“5‘;""3‘;11‘““ tf“’d 3 NEWSPAPERS ' INCLUDED : ; Fori o gue:nk-; l{;:; i ;:fwft'l):l;e(;:;;e IN THE THIRD CLASS| ' VEGETABLES. Hens, 4 Ib8. &ud over .. .... ) Hv Hi P ‘| Rutabagas, perbu. ;v iae.,e. .553 Springefs, all weights, 1b. . .18¢-20¢ | { exactly suited to your taste. Carrots, per cwt. . $1.0 { Beets, ' bLushel ... . HIDBS Ask your dealer Bemidji 3 Wholesalers ¢ THE demands on us for quality gouds are continually increasing. = Quality, ! in almost everything, means economy in Suaun i 80 | BBES, StOrage, 02 ...l H @l the long run. - Quality, as found in the famous VENUS Pencils and Erasers, PIONEER STATlONERY HOUSE « e $19.60 ....10 & 184 HIDES room than wood cabinets of the same ‘capacity. are rodent proof, so their contents are uetnrely h always run smoothly; they cannot warp, is sbsolutely rigid. ‘-eaunful finishes, Green, Oak and Mahogany. liver.coal to consumers in any of the above classes having'a supply on hand equal to one weeks require-. ments. Agents will deliver copy of these instructions to local newspapers, state, county and municipal authori- Come down and win that $6 prize for the best ‘waltzing couple at the armory toniglet. 5 1d124 ENGINEERS DISCOVER AN ANCIENT NIAGARA MASONIC ELECTION. or hereafter may be, appointed by |held last evening, the following offi-|gineers believe: is-an ancient/Niagara state ‘or ‘city authorities. ' It is un-|cers for the ensuing year were elect- derstood that local .coal committees|ed: ; ‘and local fuel ‘administrators; where | ~W.:M~-Thomas :W. Swihsoi. " /| covéred . here ‘durfng" thescqurse of appointed, will co-onerate with rail- 8. W.—Dr. G. M. Palmer. excavations for the new Welland Ship road agents in checking applications C. W.—Hal L. Huffman. CPDBI for release of coal, will supervise the| Secretary—George Walker ' The “skeleton’” 'of this great pre- -distribution by retail dealers, in the| Treasurer~~George W. Rhea.’ historic cataract, according to en- use of power by public utilities and| Other officials will be appointed|gineers in charge of construction, was take such other action as in their by the master. opinion is necessary to insure the ’ carrying out of the provision of the order issued, December 1, by Dr. theatre. PRETTY HOME WEDDING. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The rate for want ads may : el be found at heading of reg- . tles, and ‘all coal dealers and local| At a largely attended meeting of |, (By United Press.). - .| ylgy classified department. fuel administrators that have been, |Bemidji lodge, No..233, A. F. & A, M.| Thorold, Ont., Dec. 4.—What en- Ads recexved later than 1 Falls, which has been buried - for. o’clock a. m. will’appea thousands of years, has been un- der t!us head in cment issi WANTEHK:I for general house-i| work. Phone 574 or call at Rex|| fully as wide and probably had -a FOR_RENT—Furnlshed/ room, close. greater fali than the presenl Niag- by, Address “Furnished” -care ar?l‘:‘:lf:is't indications of the former Pionegr oEtee. 16088 PIONEER STATIONERY HOUSE bults to wear or work loose, or mas 1t appearance, it i O S Y Harry arfield, United States fuel| Fred Willlam Klein of Bemidii,| . iaract came to light when work- | FOR SALE—I black mare, coming 7 ol MINN administrator quoted below: and Miss Doris King, residing north g ..\ "yn * overed a series of ledges inj Gorfield’s Mandate. of Bemidji, were married Wednesday | yyo romm’ of steps with a total drop “ t the home of the groom’s It is necessary that coal shall be noon..8 5 of 256 feel and a width of 400 feet. used only for essential purposes. father, Aolph' Klein, 520 Minnesota Public utilities, consumin avenue. Immediate relatives were gMbuld discontine to furnisn pggfgr present, and after the ceremony din-|ygg feet from the end of the ledges heat and light to non-essential in- ner, was servec: showed a depth of 75 feet. Here was dustries, and should only consume| The ceremony was performed by |digcovered what is beileved -fo have sunicient coal to produce enough |ReY: William F. Kamphenkel, pastor | been the .main precipice over which light. power and heat to meet the ac.|°f the Evangelical church. the rushing water plunged hundreds tual need of the people. Advertising The newlyweds will reside on the | of feet Lo its bed below. signs and displays of various kinds, |bride’s father’s farm north .of the| - The surface of the rock showed'un- necessitating the use of coal, should |city. 3 mistakable signs of having been worn be curtailed and no coal should be e smooth by the action of water rush. | sharply and at a distance of about dlstr.:b:'xte& ifm' flucll Ipurposes Pur- | HUGE GAME PROJECT ing over it for countless years. suant to this policy, I have requested NEARIN ere is nothing in history. that the railroad administration in the G COMPLETION me?x':i.::s this fonier catarac};, but d}itributa:lun of coal, now or here- ("B United P ) after, in its possession to limit dis- y Unite ress. ] ween Lake 'Er d tributation to the essential and ur-| Winnipeg, Dec. 4.—Preparations ilxlall:: éfil;fl‘:ft El;ht MfleEél"gekana gent uses as far as practicable, until |are already under way for the gather-| = o1 stream, now. flows over part, of ing of thousands of caribou and rein- . deer by the North American Rein- dee company of The Pas which in the spring will be herded on the 48,000,- 000 acre ranch north of the Churchill river. - The land is govern- heating hotels, buildings, hospitals, [ment owned and covers 75,000 square PAC'F!C coAsT TRAIN ete., should take every precaution to|miles.. The government receives > see that coal is only de]l;vered where | $192,000 a year rental; or two-fifths sm“CE CUTMONDAY it is absolutely required, and then|Of 2 cent an acre. ' The company has S : d only in such limited quantities that|$750,000 capital and will attempt to T v the supply may be distributed widely | Make caribou and -reindeer grazing (By» United Press.) and prevent suffering. The state and |/Profitable. .-Chicago; Dec: 4.-~—Passenger train local authorities can materially aid _—_ service on all western railroads from: experts believe it once formed the conditions warrant a change. The distribution of coal will be limited to tne first five classes on the prior- ity list. “Retail dealers, who distribute coal for household requirements, the course.of the prehistoric water- way, and this in turn will soon be- come the' new ship canal. distribution by retail dealers, and th United States government ;!1111 b: TO LEARN SENTIMENT day, on accouut of the coal shortage. glad to leave the supervision and control of such distribution by retail dealers entirely to any state, county or municipality, which may make provisions therefore. The distribu- tion to the retail dealers must neces- sarily be administered by the rail- road administration, in pursuance of the orders already.made by. the Unit- ed States fuel administration in carrying out the priority which has been prescribed under the. Lever act.” Three regional directons decided to- Persuant to a call for a ‘meeting|day, of the Associated Charities, a few of the members interested in this work, met at the city library Monday even- ing. It was decided by those pres. ent, to call another meeting for Mon- day evening, December 8, for the purpose of ascertaining the senti- ment of the community, as to wheth- er or not there exists a_fleld in Be- midji for the continuance of this work. g It is earnestly desired that the Th'a reduction means no special trains, no second sections to regular trains, no parlor-cars or lounge cars will be allowed. The public will be asked to refrain from travelling un- less necessary. NEBRASKA MAN IMPRESSED. A farmer from Bertrand, Neb., who || recently made a trip of investigation public take an interest in this mat-|to northern Minnesota and is quite ter, and make-the attendance at this|interested in that country, brings us } meeting represent the sentiment for [a copy of the Bemidji Daily Ploneer 1( or ‘against maintaining the institu-|containing an item regarding the re- ceipts at a farm sale in that vieinity, showing that the country is a sub- stantial one, even_if it is ‘‘away up north.” This particular sale was on a farm that he almost but not quite, FEDERAL JURY CALLED. bought since returning from there. _— It was held in cold and unfavorable Indianapolis, Ind.,. Dec. 4.—The London.—"“A time when domestic|weather, and the total ran over $3,- federal grand jury has been called |servants will be so strongly organized |000." One interesting item was the for next Monday to investigate |that they will come out on strike be-|corn, which was Sold in the shock charges that coal operators are in |cause some housemaid has mot been |and brought the owner $84 an acre. league with the miners‘in a conspir- |allowed her afterdinner cigaret,” was acy to violate the Lever act, the dis- |foreseen by Dr. Marion Phillips, in a , i trict attorney announced today. lecture. Subscribe for The Ploneer STORES ON COAL RATES. ) Springlfleld 111, Dec. 4—The -1l nois public utilities commissfon to-|tion It i m : day ordered all retail stores-and fad-; o g e TR tories inthe state six hours on a day basis to save fuel. fare, and the paramount duty of every citizen to show an interest. 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