Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 8

.27 and 28, according to officials of v PAGE EIGHT LOYALTY. CHIEF TOPIC l OF STATE EDITORS AT ANNUAL MEETING Will Be Held in Minneapolis Feb. 27 and 28; Judge Stanton Speaker Minneapolis, Feb. 24.—Loyalty to the United .States and condemnation of socialism are to be the principal subjects of discussion before the Minnesota Editorial association at its B4th* annual convention in Minneap- olis, Friday and Saturday, February the association. More than 250 are expected to attend the convention, it was said last night. “What the American Legion Stands For,” will be presented by Harrison Fuller, commander of the Minnesota branch of the legion, and “Socialism as It Affects Minnesota and the American Newspaper,” by Harry Cur- ran Wilbur. Mayor to Welcome Visitors. Registration for the convention will begin Friday at the West hotel. Mayor J. E. Meyers will welcome the visitors, and J. R. Landy of the Olivia Times, vice-president of the associa- tion, will respond. Reports of the committees appoint- ed at the last cenvention will be made Friday afternoon. To Pay Tribute to Dead. Tributes to Frank J. Meyst, Min- meapolis newspaper man, and Collin F. McDonald, another member of the association who have died the last year, will be read Friday afternoon. The tribute to Mr. Meyst will be l read by Judge E. A. Stanton, and the tribute to Mr. McDonald by W. B. Mitchell. The association dinner will take place Friday night. Representatives of the Minnesota League of Women Voters will address ganization of the newly formed body. | a i R k P \19.* STOOD BY THE- SODA ‘FOUNTAIN IN ERSOM'S DRUG-STORE SLOWLY SIPPING A GLASS OF COCOCOALOIL. . =N == Y=T ==Y = W == W= =) J2)) Lone P orRawN-0uT FARH RN g DROPRED WS GLASS - AND RUSHED out + on THE SIDBWALK THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER One Minute “Movie"’ Picture TUESDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1920 Buckeye The Best Incubator -Made “BUILT UP TO A STANDARD —NOT DOWN TO A PRICE” You’ll find it in the plants of the biggest breeders in the country—and youw’ll find it in the piano box coops of beginners just starting. Endorsed by all Agri- cultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. . Anybody can hatch chicks with a Buckeye. It op- erates automatically and can’t go wrong. You get a chick from every hatchable egg. That’s why poultrymen think “Buckeye” when they say ‘“incubator.” \ . Look at this Guarantee The Buckeye Incubatgr is guaranteed to hatch more chicks and better chickens than any other incubator, regardless of price, or we take it back. The fame of this guarantee has traveled from sea to sea. Over half a million “Buckeye” are in use by bifl z};]d little breeders and over 2,000 leading dealers sell it. Come in and get a copy of our wonderfully con- vincing book, “The Verdict of the User.” We'll give it free and show you the Buckeye. The incubator that has taken all of the guess-work out of artificial incubation. 60 Egg size..$15.00 65 Egg size. .$19.00 weak. Judge F. T. Wilson of the extension |bulk, $4.40 to $4.50. division, University of Minnesota, will give an address on “Community and Intercommunity Service.” Present officers of the association Bemidji Potato Market—All varieties, bulk, small lots,| the choppers of the New Hampshire $2.50 to $3.00 per cwt. Carload lots, sacked and loaded, $3.00| woods, those who know him best say. are: Asa M. Wallace, Sauk Center, |t0 $3.50 per cwt. president; J. R. Landy, New Ulm, first vicepresident; Phillip Liesch, New Ulm, second vice president; W. k. Verity., Wadena, third vice presi- dent; H. C. Hotaling, Mapleton, tres retary, and L. C. Hodgson, St. Paul,|Barley, bushel. . surer; John E. Casey, Jordan, sec- |Qats, bushel............... 90¢c-95¢ ..§1.30 |Hoss, 1b. : . .$1.30 | Dressed beef, pound..... " 42c-46¢| Turkeys, live, pound. . 0ld Toms, live, pound.. Gecse, live, pound BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. GRAIN AND HAY Yens, 4 1bs. and over .. Springers, all weights, 1b. istorian, Rye. bushel...... % Red clover, medium, 1b. ... Popcorn, pound ............8¢c-10¢c WOMAN EARNED HER LIBERTY e Wheat, NO. 1. oes consne oo $2.50 | Ducks, Uniooked-For Suffering Endured by Stowaway Who Was Making Her VEGETAELSES. Way to Freedom. P s Rutabagas, per cwt....$1.00-§1.50 Gone was the Bosporus and in ite place we saw the leaden waters of the Joset's cabin we could distinguish many miles west of us the coast line Feodor soon left us, for he had to @ay. From every concealed cranny of the vessel men and woluen, alnost as Carrots, per cwt........$1.60-$2.00 Beets, per cwt.... Black sea. From the porthole ot |Cabbage, cwt. .... Onions, dry, cwt. ... Beans, cWt. ...........$6.00-38.00 of the country in which White had |Dairy butter, pound spent three years, according to Capt. |Butterfat ......... Alan Bott's “Stowaways, Inc.,” in Asia. Egegs, fresh, dozen. GRAIN AND HAY lghthearted as ourgelves at deltver- w::g:- gg: ; :323::;28 ::eceo;:?:: the Turks, were coming into Wheat: No g, Sooes $2.30-32.40 One of the stowaways, & passport- g::'sle\; 5 > ) 31 2"7)!.5:-1728: less woman whom the aged captain Biva. 1.\10. Ead y “31:40_”‘43 was taking with him to Odessa, did not rejoice for some time. As hiding place for her the old man had chosen bridge. There she had rewmained for the last two days. Now, Rosa, the kitchen wench, kunew nothing of the captain's lady. That morning, not wishing to send her own particular stowaway—a Turkish deserter with | Beans, hand picked, navy, cwt. $5.50 Potatoes, per ewt.......... ..$3.20 | gens, .$3.60 | Ducks, No. 2 ....... ..$1.26 | Geese, bright and fat. .. ..$1.50 (Hens, 4 1bs. up, fat.. .50-$4.25 | Hens, small and thin coal-blackened face, untrimmed beard and decidedly odorous clothes—back | Beans, brown, cwt... Be'ets, per cwt.. Carrots, per cwt... Onions, dry, per cwt. to the bunkers, where he had spent the previous day, she thought of the Buckwheat. per ib No. 2 timothy hay. s deep locker in his chartroom on the | No. 1 clover mixed. Rye straw ........ Corn ... i VEGETABLES Mutton Cow hides, No. 1, pound ..$1.00-$1.25 | Bull hides, No-1, pound. . ..$6.00-$6.00 | Kip hides, No. 1, pound. . .$6.00-36.00 | Calf skins, No. 1, pound Deacons, each ... % Horse hides, large, ..+..60¢-55¢| rajlow, pound ..... «v...58¢|Wool, Lright ....... .....60c-56c| Wool, semi bright.............830¢c The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, Minn., bring other stowawgys to the light of | ot time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: Garlic, 1%..... Parspips, per Squash, cwt... Hens, heavy, 4 lbs. an Springers, live.......... small..... MEATS ° ceee e live, Ib. ...... HIDES LIVE POULTRY Turkeys, faucy dry picked, 8 1ba. «...2%c|Turkeys, 9 Ibs. u: .$24.00 | No. 2 turkeys .. .$23.00 | Turkeys, oid toms .. @ ....$8.50 | Turkeys, small and t ,,,,,,, $1.00-$1.15 | Geese, 12 1bs. up, and fat. Ducks, dark .......... Ducks, clean . Ducks, white ......... d over. locker as a temporary home. Dump- ing him inside the locker, she fas- (l?agg;;gp:rtggz.e.n:. 575433 Springers. dressed. .. tened the lid and ran back to the fiulnba 'as & .cwt s0¢ Kkitchen. The Turkish degerter landed Bu!teri’it o P i 58¢ HIDES with some violence on the captaln's | packing Butter lady and both received a bad fright as they clutched ai each other in the darkness. Yet the lid could not be re- moved from the inside and the wom- an’s screams were unheard outside the Mttle room. The air in the unventi- lated locker grew more and more stuffy. Finally the woman falnted. The Turk, tired after a long spell of cramped wakefulness in the bunkers and the kitchen, composed himself phliosophically and went to sleep. Had It on Solomon. Mr. Weekend—Yes, my dear; whenl come to think of it, it 1s a pleasure to pack your trunk. Mrs, Weekend—Why the pleasure? Mr. Weekend—To think that I'm not Solomon and have to pack 700 trunks for my wives. Bearing Up Well. “Can't get much work out of that hired man of mine,” said Mr. Cobbles. “Maybe he’s troubled with dolce far niente.” “He may have It, but it don’t seem to trouble him none.” ts Agility. “How on earth could my watch bave gotten from' the side of the bureau, where I l1aid it, to the other?” AT : 2o e e e || THiFA = Stroet Cafe seen & watch spring?” Sizing Up a Town. 1 size up a village by its bank and its hotel.” . “Old stuff. Give the local picture palace the once over.” Mutton. b . Hogs Veal Beef, dresse “How was the reverberation in the cave?” “I don’t know anything about that, but the echo was fine.” Office Over Boardman’s Drug Tallow Coming to Facts. DR. H. A. HASS DENTIST Store. Phone 447 - -EAT— Our Waiters Do the Waiting ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37¢|Cow hides, No. 1......... Bull hides, N Kips, No. 1 MEATS Calf skins, No. sae Deacons Horse hides. ... Wool, bright. .. c-18c | Woel, semi-brigh UR tactful professional conduct has won the appreciation of every ome Wwho ever has had any business dealings with us. We are fair to all. N Bemidji Market Quotations Chicago, Feb. 24.—Potato receipts today, 217 carss.s‘llvlarket iati Minnesota and Wisconsin Whites, sacked .25 to th S t Saturd: the - S 4 2 e association Saturday on the or-|gy 35" bulk, $4.35 to $4.45. Michigan, sacked, $4.30 to $4.40;| {00 oL SN ™ Despite his s 188 . : 19c.80¢ five cords of wood in a week, which is 12c-14c 40c-46¢ .25¢-30¢ ..25c30c| bridle path from the Profile to the 16c-18¢ | summit of Mount Lafayette, and was ..22¢| one of the best-known guides in the «....22¢| mountains years ago. He has guided 18c-20c| White mountains. Jt is only recently ..17c| that he has come into fame as a wood- 26¢| chopper. .. 36¢ Mr. Mozrall’s memory is most excel- ‘2'03 dent and his general health is excep- $9.00| ‘1onally good for a man of his ad- sveee-40618¢) vanced years.—Boston Post. , each. $8.00- 0175 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY ! M e—_— osubscribe for The Ploneer. AGED MAN CLAIMS RECORD 120 Egg size. .$23.50 New Hampshire Nonogenarian Still I . Able to Swing Ax Both Lustily and Expertly. a e — [ | [ J Friends of Frank Mozrall, ninety, P of Franklin, N, H.; cluim that he Is the ‘Home of Good Hardware” champion woodchopper of his age in . < B near approach to the century mark he is able to swing ap ax with the best of | Mr. Mozrall was formerly a hotel mau. Since his retirement a favorite pastime of his has been to walk a dis- || tance of five miles from the home of his niece to a wood lot and there chop wood. It is claimed that he cut almost considered a record for a man any- where near Mr. Mozrall's age. Mr. Mozrall helped to buiid the first somé of the best-known people of the country in their explorations of the 4 - Day and Night Security 3 Every hour of the day your records are safe if they are KEgLin GF Allstee] Safe GF Allstecl Safes protect against loss. That is thelr ope=’ cific duty. Notonly fire, but pilfering and carelessness are prevented: The interior of a GF Allsteel Safe mtll: mfld uy.‘d' z GF Allsteel Filing Units to mest business. GF Allsteel Safes are approved by the Underwritess’ Laborssories. Phone us your office furniture requirements. Subscribe for the Pioneer. 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 e e e THE ALFALFA DAIRY has several good cows for sale. W. G. Schroed- 3t 2-26 PIONEER STATIONERY -HOUSE . Bemidji, Minnesota €er. LOST OR STRAYED—Water spaniel pup. Foinder phone 614 Rew;rzds. 2t2- _— WANTED—A partner for lath mill. One with some experience prefer- red. Address “XY"”, care of Pio- . . t . h PI “ er wa“t Ad WAN: ED—Place to work in Bemidji, ea e 0 e :g“ by woman, with a child. 4t2-27 ..18¢ . R S S, Aliother Big Week Of Big Bargains There will be greater reductions than ever in our general stock the coming week. We must clean up in order to make room for new goods arriving. We had a wonderful trade the past week and wish to express our appreciation to our patrons. == CHARLES NANGLE Third Street and Minnesota Avenue, Bemidji, Minn.