Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 8

Night at the Armory; Schoo] Auembly, Hu y ‘Powell Is Lost’ Fine Record — 'I‘he Bemidji Mutual Flre Insur- Hard work and much of it is the]" ance 'company will' hold its annualflot of the Bemidji high school basket- meeting at the High School building|ball men, who are in rigid training on” Saturday afternoon, Jan. 10, at|for the opening district game Friday: 1:80 o’clock. - Officers will be elected night, against Park Rapids, at the \ for the coming year and three direct- | armory. ors will . be named at that time. Since reporting back from vaction Several important matters will be|last Monday, the men have been Bo- transacted. ' All' members are urged |ing through two hours of hard prac- | to be: present at this session. tice every afternoon. This‘company has been in business Dissatigfied. with the, showing the for five years without ‘having made a[team made in the Wadena game three special assessment for losses sustain-|weeks ago, Coach Smith-spent his ed- by the company, but ‘at the last|vacation figuring out a new style of annual meeting it was voted that a|attack. It hasbeen adopted, and the special assessment of 75 -cents on|locals are hard.at work perfecting it.. each $1;000 of insurance be levied.| One of the main difficulties earlier This was paid out of .the company’s|was that the men were not working funds at that time but is now being|well together. There was too little colected from the members. The spe-|team ‘work. This is said to be reme- __cial assessment was levied by all the|djed now. b well Lost To Team Mutual Insurance companies thru- Po out the state to aia the companies Albert Powell, the tall Grand in the Moose Lake region since the|Rapids' boy, who has been playing loss sustained there last year was too|center on the team, might be lost for hevy for the companies affected L0|the season due to heart trouble and stand alone. has been requested by his physician DEMMRATS MEETING zT!:lee ;‘lfiitio;ggof eCaptnin Stechman TO SELECT LOCATION AND CONVENTION DA from guard to center. 1 o The Hubbard county quint under Son-in-Law McAdoo’s Name the tutelage of O. E. Anderson, a for- mer Carroll College star, will give Mentioned; Wilson Is Keeping Mum stiff opposition Friday. Park Rapids always is good, and is reported to be exceptionally fast and clever thig (By United Press) ‘Washington, Jan. 8.—Leaders of year. the Democratic party gathered here '|FACTS CONCERNING BABY CLINIC ON SATURDAY Facts concerning Saturday’s Baby 'tion. Clinie: Time—smurday‘ January 10, 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 6 p. m. Like the Republicans, who met here nearly a month ago, the Demo- crats face the probability, leaders Place—Central School. ; The medical staff in charge are Dr. Composer’s Peculiar M‘"’"" said, of a wide open fight for nomina- tion, with a’'full crop of favorite sons N. O. Pearce of Minneapolis, assisted| The world’s masters of art and by a staff nurse from Minneapolis,|8ic and literary geniuses have used Miss Mae MacGregor, chounty nurse, gmer::t r:;:nn-l 1;7:' arl;uu‘ling tllnsplga- and Miss Mostu, city school nurse. on d ulating agination, & nn%hc:hcegml:sfi:::t:’itl? ;‘;‘;dh:n;;b"c The committee to take .ae chil-| exchange ' recalls. - Thus, Grieg, the: session at the Shoreham hotel, to be|G¥€n’s histories will be Mrs. E. H.|musician, when he was abont to com- fololwed tonight by the Jackson din. Denu, Mrs. Frank Koors and Mjss| pose, used to. heat his head for sev- ner at the Willard, where prominent :":;;cfi‘:;"ed’ assistant High school | grg) days, whereupon he wonll:li l;’:me s Democrats from every section of the appetite and ‘Ms eyes: woul ecome | country will discuss the issues of | 1€ committee to assist t.e doctor| . aorieq and Ms imagination thereby the campaign and the position of the & party. Incidently, it has ben decided that hereafter the Jackson Day din- are Mrs. M. A. Spooner, and Mrs. F. 8. Arnold. Mrs. M. Goughnaur and Mrs. R. E, ‘;er, which heretofore has been held g:fi:;’fi:“ch“l'“fre;he sominities itop %y ° - ; i ut once in four years, shall become d B yearly event, and that ‘instead of 1l The ;committee, assisting: on the being a District of Columbia event, it will be nationalized. It is to serve {4nfuture ‘as an’’ann oor, dressing and preparing chudren for examination, are Mrs. 1. B. Olson, Pemocratic arty lave feast, at which ideas for e good of the party will be ex- Mrs. E. D “Boyce nnd Miss Anna_ mgausod by chieftains from every sec- 1% is given these vulgar, what you call hambprger meat,” He starve’ before he eat it. ‘The brave doggle! It happened in the Cafe Lafavette. happiness. The orchestra go “La, 1a.” The mademolselles make sflvery laughter. The papas beqn The main- | :mas gre enjoying their dinner. There sits the little Pauline Hein- eck, twelve years old, ‘with her papa, Dr. Aime Paul Heineck' of 1809 South Trumbull, avenue. Near. by is the merry party of Mile.: B. Matte, who Detrott. It is most horrible! clous pet. other kiss. kisses. She dash out. Ah, how she_,weeps! She dash back. Is it not of ‘baseball -diamonds, soccer flelds, golf Orchard in charge, will assist in[A bringing the children to the efinic. . o Doctor Pearce has advised bringing Fight Svirited. children to all the clinics, even tho ‘As the Democrats gathered, the|a ckild may have passed as perfect at fight for the convention was spirited.|the last examimation, as sometning ‘San Francisco, 8t. Louis, Cincinnati,junlooked for may have developed in Cleveland, Ipdianapolis and Kansas [ the three months intervening since City all have been urging their [tke last efimic.. ¢laims, and presenting alluring offers The uniqune posters which huve lo the party leaders. been placed Imr all the business win- "The most absorbing topic on every|dows of the city were made by Fred )land was whether ,President Wilson|Fraser, C. A. Huffmar and Hl L. will be a third term candidate, and if | Huffman. They nave also been placed Whites, sacked, $4..1imr$4;50~ Russuts;, $61. VEGETABLES. Rutabagas, per cwt. . Carrots, per cwt.. Beets, per cwt. Gabbage;. cwt. . Onions, dry, cwt. X .§4.00.34.50 5.00-$6.00 - $6.00-$8.00 .. .55¢:60¢c vee...69c) 60c-65¢ he is not, whether he will indicate[in the stores at Nymore, and Mill his choice among the many who are|Park, this being looked after by Miss ‘Meing discussed. It is considered cer-|Arvilla Kenfield and Kennath Ken- wtain that the President will make his | field. gosition plain 6n the third ter;n ?lues- -tion before the convention is held. 0 arewt That he will not again be a candidate STORE EMPLOYB Bm to §340p was also the belief of most of the . Jeaders. They expect him to keep his MANA@R FAREWE[I f hands off, and to have no part in | selecting the nominee. = A party of the employees of the i GRAIN AND HAY Chairman Presides J. C. Penney Co. department store, on }0ats, vashel '.. Homer S. Cummings, chairman of | Wednesday evenimg gathered with:[\Barley, bushel . the national committee, is to preside | well filled baskets and made an un- Rye, boshel. ks Hoth at the committe meeiing and|expected call at the home of their{Red clover, me!nnm, the dinner. Women from many states | former manager, G. W. Ferrel, 1015 ,Bupcorn. nound. .... are here for the session, as are many | America avenue. of the Democratic state chairmen, * who were included in the call for the|farewell to their highly esteemed meeting. It was expected, leaders|manager, who has been promoted to | said, that the session might last two|the managership of the new Penney days. store in Alliance, Okio, 2 much larger Among the most talked of as can-|field than Bemidji, and he will leave dilates today are William G. Mc-)|Sunday night. Adoo, former secretary of the treas- At a late hour the baskets were ury, and President Wilson’s son-in-|opened and “some feed” was the re- Jaw; Senator Atlee Pomerene of|sult. Ohio; Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of Nebraska; former Secretary of State|Mrs. E. J. Hahmanns; Mr. and "Mrs. | Dairy hutter, poun Bryan; former Ambassador to Ger-|C. N. Anderson, Misses Lillian and|Butterfat .. many Gerard and Senator Oscar Un-iLeah Porter, Misses Cahill, Gray and}; derwood of Alabama. Sthol. B AID ELECTS PRESINENT Go Easy, Boys! - At the meeting of the Methodist mpatience among our trade school pu- Tadies’ Aid yesterday afternoon at plls, ‘who are eager to be sharing the the W. Z. Robinson home, Mrs. C. E. ‘Riley was elected president, upon the high wages now being pald to 1abor. f wheat, No. 1...... resignation of the former president. They are in a hurry, one might say, te Wheat, No. 2...... "Asplendid atendance is reported. exchange the heyday of youth for the | Wheat, No. 3. pay day of adolescence.—Boston Tram- [Oats SUND/V SCHOOL OFFICERS. i script. ) Barley é he annual election of officers of he Methodist Sunday school was held 4n the church on Monday evening. The following officers will have the hprk in charge for the ensuing year: }iSuperintendent—aA. T. Carlson (re- }ected ) ‘Ass’t. Supt.—J. C. McGhee (re- H_ected ) Junior Supt.—Mrs. J. P. Welch. Primary Supt.—Mrs. S. J. Harvey. . 'Home Supt—Mrs. G. N. Palmer. * 'Home Supt.—Mrs. G. M. Palmer. (re-elected ) Missionary Supt —C. L. Isted. i Secretary—F. 'G. Schadegg elected.) GRAIN AND HAY .$2.76-$2.85 .. .$2.72-32.82 The rate for want ads may be found at heading of reg- ular classified department. Ads received later than 11 o’clock a. m. will appear un- der this head in current issue per bushel .. Domesde cabbage, ton . Holland cabbage, per -t Onions, dry,. oer cwt. ... Eggs, per dozen Rutabages per cwt. .. Butterfat ..... Packing Butter ........ MEATS WANTED AT ONCE—Young lady would 1fke some light work in Cafe or private home. Inquire Vickers old hotel. 3d110 Treasurer—P. L. Hines (relected.) ‘' Organist—Vera Cutter (reelected.) A doughnut sale wil be held by ‘Chorister< w. Harnwell (re-| the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid at the lected.) Gas Co. office on Saturday. 2d.9 Py Freeman More of THOSE DOUGHNUTS wi.. was decided at th eeting to 'ni;“ onthly’ worKefs" meetings | be made-by the-Presbyterian Ladies’. ~school-officers; on- fle g:d‘ asu\uhy at the oftice of .the of:tke Sunde: th!rd Tunday ot mh month. 24a19 (re- Mutton, 1b ... ndm\md:to:ofifim M&m' .Chieago, Jan. 8.—Petato receipts today. excited. Michigan, Minmesota and Wiseonsir V bitter anguish The: poor-petite puppy’ dog, the tiny Pomeranian! He: torn from hees mamma’s' ‘arms; He is placed in'the so common dog pound: ‘at 619 Wabash avenue. Everyt.hlni is’ la, is on the way to San Francisco. trom She is the mamma of the so cute Pomeranian. See how sweet she 18 to him, how. nice she feeds him the white meat of the chicken breast, the orange slice, the French pastry. Sudden all is discord. - The music stop. ,The. little girl is screaming, The dog is yapping. He has bit the little girl on her left hand. Her papa is mud He is calling for the police. Holy hluel It is a fright! What can‘she do? The police licutenant say the dog must: be taken to the paund He must be kept there until it 1s seen he has not:rables.. Name of a pig! But yes. A meSsenger is sent to the raflroad station in much hurry. He is to hold the train five, six, seven mlnute tfll M'selle say. good-by to her darling, pre- She kiss hes llttle nose, and duh to the taxi. M'’selle come back for an- She' take two, three, four, five, six. : She cover hes nose with She kiss him again. It is the last time. Astmnomiully winter is reckoned to begin in ‘northern latitudes when the sun_enters Capricorn, or at the sok an:| stice (about December 21), and to end at the. equinox in.March; but in ordi- nary speech winter comprises the thrée coldest menths—Deeember, January and Febmm being reckoned the win- ‘ter months in the United States, and November, . December and Jnnnry ln Great Bmu;n. i i .Nm Excuse for sfiallnq.; A " A man’ in St.' Louls, arrested -stealing . eighty pounds of. .metal,..a ‘handtul at’ canse he-wme: ‘time; said-he did it :be- mmm- 9 cags. Manket Round and Ling Wisconsin: Kirgs; $4-25. Bemidji: Potato Matht—-AlP varieties, bulk, small $2.00 to $2.50 per cwl’ (’.‘arlnad lots, sacked and! loaded, $ZH0| BEMIDJI CASH MET QUGTATIONS. MBEATS Mutton .......ccc00i000n Hogs, 1b. Dressed bee!’. nound Turkeys, live, pouadi 0ld Toms, live; pound. Geese, live, pound . o Ducks, live, 1b. .. Hens, 4 1bs. and over .. Springers, all weights, 1b. 25¢30¢ 6 HIDBS Cow hides, No: 1, pound ¢ | Bull hides, No. 1, pound Kip hides, No. 1, pownd. Calf skins, No. Deacons, each: ...... Horse hides, large, each-.$8.00- ‘Taliow, poun@ .... 0 i Wool, bright ... W‘nol semi bright Rumor has reached us of unrest and [at timee of going to press of r,oday's Pioneer: Turkeys, fancy dry plekod. 8 'No. 2 turkeys 8 Turkeys, old toms . ... Turkeys, small and thin Geese, 12 Ibe. up, and fat Ducks, dark ..... Ducks, elean . Ducks, white .. Hens, heavy, 4 1bs. and over Springers, live .. Geese, thin and smal Hens, small .30 { Ducks, No. 2 Hens, small and thin Springers, dressed .. HIDES Cow hides, No. 1... Bull hides, No. 1 BE SEI'I'I.ED FRIDAY County Bonrd 'l"urm Attenuon L b mmr This lm- Portln.. Hafler ln substance, the pruceedin of [the Beltrami County Board ‘of g(?om— missloners, whlcn has been in session 'since Tuesday, January 6, in the com- missioners’ room at tne County Court During. the session -on Tuesday, Wiyjam. Lennon of Kelliher. was re- o,ppointed chajirman qt the board and ward Pauison renamed vice-chair- Awarding ' contracts for county printing maue at this . The petiq ) resurvey sec- tion 32-149-6§ Was“rejected, while the petitions ‘for ressurvey of sec- {tions 3.146-30, 4-146-30, 12-148- 31 and 13-148-31 were’accepted, new survey to be mhde by County Sur- ounty attorney showmg the expenditures fund was: ceepted. James F. Hayes was appointed-tc ‘as county board member of ‘the .fieltxami Farm Bureau ,'the re-survey plates he county surveyor on 33,/11-147-33 and 24- alm, Beaudetta, pinsh and No. o, In the after- wen; No. 5, W. 'olJowing this there scussion in reference to the issue and sale of county bonds. The bond issue ‘will undoulnedly e : Subjugate. When an army was conquered in Roman times, it ‘was obliged to “pass | under the yoke” as ‘an ‘evidence of defeat at the hands of - the. .enemy. This “yoke” was sometimes made by setuing up two.spears and putting a third acrqss the. top. Our English word subjugate (derived from Latin “gub,” or under, and “jugem,” or yoke) thus contains in its composition a speetacular custom ,from the mfllhry ‘life of the Bomans. Qnmalllnq in 8ummcr‘ . “On the hottest day, of the._ year. in Chicage, with the mercury 98 degrees above aero, a cmd of ‘boys on East Austin. avenue nhqed themseives : by, throwing snowballe made from a: of snow. that steadily increased in-size until it ‘was more than three feet deep. The snow-was being scraped from the pipes of a. refrigerating compamy, -on - whieh it eollects sometimes to & depth of six inches. It:is scraped off every it Peanut Almost Universal. The native. home of .the peanwt is #upposed. te- be. Brazil. From there it spread to Spain, Africa, China, Japan iapd India. It is caMed pindar im Yn- dis, and goober in Africa. It was rec- ogmzed and cultivated as a valumble , agricultural product in those distant countries long before it was commeer- clally grown at home: i Restricted Chinese Immigratiom. In 1894, op Dec. 7, & convention reg- ulating Chinese immigration was rati- fled by the United States and China. ' This agreement probibited the immi- ,gration of Chinese laborers te the n | United States, but admitted offieials, ,students, merchants,K and travelers. | American laborers at the same time were barred from China. our gl dned weeplns of the mourners,: but gave a sigh of rellef when the serv- ices‘were o' ‘on way he ,at me and; remarked : ery I ely party, ] 50c Off on Men’s and Boys leather top Ru bers. ] on Men’s. Wool Sox Also great bargam in’ . Leather Shoes. P —at— W.G. Schroeder . Corner 4th and Minn. Ave. 5 *|W.G. Schroeder GROCERY and MEAT Specials For Friday: And Saturday 1 large package Dr. Pnces Breakfast Food . 10c 1 large package Atmour’s s Breakfast Food ...... 10c. 3 gackages Kellogg’s Krumblee\ or . Fancy Bulk Raisins, per pound’ ... y Fancy Bulk Prunes, per. . .. »pound - Fine:Bulk:Coffee, b Fine Bulk'Tea, per b “ 10 pound pail Molasses.....48¢c - 1 large package Rolled Oats ° for . 28¢ No. 2 ean Red Beans.. No: 2 can String Beans Swift’s Naphtha Soap; per— - Washing owda Patent Gold Seal MEA ,S?E:!AI.S Pot Ronst per’ hy Ribs for Bol]x g, Pork Chops,; per b Pork Roasts, per b All cuts Beefsteak, : Make GF ' Allsteel Your Secretary JUST such care: as you show in your selection of em- ployees should 'be ‘shown in’ the selection ‘of oflice furniture. , " GF Allsteel Office Furniture - e will give you the utmost in service, durability, résistance . against fire, water, rats and vermin. ' GF Allsteel is the complete line—safes, tables, counter' heights, desks, shelving and supplies. Built on the unit system which can be arranged to form interior eqmp-, ment for safes and vaults. Let us -merits of. GF Allsteel. %lve you other striking fac;s‘ PIONEER ‘STATIONERY' s'roRE : namm.u. MINN. - -