Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 1

- ' The Pioneer is:a member of the United Press.. Today’s' world's' news today. i ' NEWS OUT OF TODAY'S PAPER GET TODAY'S i»B:E_M,lDJI, MINN., MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1920 Weather: ‘forecast 24 hrs. Markham: VOLUME XVIIL , NO. 72 Unsettled, with increasing winds. | UNGLE SAM MAKES HIS OWN MAIL BAGS — SENATOR GET TWOYEARSAND - S00WFINE FOR e “PIONEER” FOR SALE AD SELLS DESK.IN 2 HOURS {{; '+ 'Two hours after Saturday’s| Pioneer was on the street, a for:||’ [ i GERMANY ARE\ | sale ad for a roll top, desk, adver- | o a1 { tised by the Kaliher & DeLnvil o y || Auto!company, did_just "what was’|| o A expected of it.. The desk wag sold. o 9 ||, The same issue carried an ad. 3 : 9807 ]| for Mrs. R. 0.'Bagby, “Baby-Cab" little want ads, they seem to do the || % bl v, y o l;usiness. {his department of Tll:; < 5 " g H joneer is beconing more popu 3 o tri ~ »Government Establishes every day, and the fact that The If Tenth District Is s Newbqrr‘y‘ D-ec.:lnrea He Will Authority at Kiel Af! Pioneer is read in practically every i - at Conventiom It Will : 5 3 A i | %2, || worth while home in this. section, || " | 2 : 2 Retain His Seat in Revolution - | | insures results for the advertiser. | i i e e ; , X : the Uuper House Merchants, who ‘use . the display | columns, find the same'to be true | with their advertising. "ATTORNEY GENERAL GOES AFTER REVOLT LEADERS FIVE OTHERS GET TWO YEARS IN LEAVENWORTH Sinte ' Favored C-ndid-t'e, ' New Cabinet’ Will Be Formed Ninety Days Allowed to Make AGENT ENGAGED- BY and Labor Will Be Im ; ‘A D DD Being Largely Boosted Appeal; Many Must portant Factor i co""" FARM B"Rnu by Union Labor & MARRIS PG - Saive Your ’ ‘ Graduate of State ~Farm| St Paul,March 22—General Leon-| = ° ‘The ‘United_ States post officé department during 1019 sayed $30,000 by'l Grand Rapids, Mich., March 22.— Coll ard Wood now has twenty-two. votes| manufacturing its own mail bags, and a great deal more by the manufacture |Truman H. Newberry, Junior United ege and Amply . |from Minnesota in, the national Te-land repalr of other articles, accordingto the department's acceuntants. This |States senator from Michigan, con- Experienced gublican convention' at Chicago " in{{photograph: shows-a- portion of the mall bag factory. R victed Saturday by a jury of having b e.. If the credentials committee I conspired criminally in 1918 of hav- \By Ed. L. Keen.. . (United Press Correspondent) London, March 22.—fnifipltghqs "here today indicated that the'situas “tion dn Germany ' is” becoming m°:;° - " ' Chicago seats the Wood delegation| . -, YT A A AT A AP ing violated the election laws, was quiet. The government has reestab-| _ aq 5 successor to'A. W. Asmodt,|ffom the Tenth district, as is expect- sentenced by Judge Clarence W. Ses- \“1ished its authority at Kiet nw\.hi»- who resigned his position as county ed, Wodd will Have the entire Mitie | s et s y Sions to two years imprisonment and ‘4ig, alspatches said today, ‘and, the agricultural agent for the Beltrami|gota delegation’ of twenty-four. - mwm HELP lN X : fined $10,000 -and -rel : 28, | has started proceed- County Farm Bureau at a recent|.. At the state convention Saturday| uuL e Pias 3 pending an appeal. “ . attorney genera & cwilt meeting of. the ‘directors of that o rnoon at the . auditorium, four| ' 0 5 3 Will Retain Seat. /4 ings against Kapp and LeuttWits|ganization, theiservices of D. C.| delegates pledged fo Wood: were se- * 'PROMOTING SPIRIT| - . " He at onte. issued ' b ~Ajoaders of the Insurrection. . |Dvoracek have'been secured at thellected. They are, Mrs. Manley (L. . o Bl htiartiorr "l“-'w*dt- : 5 irelesy gave|directors meeting held at the Court|Fossen, Minneapolis; Alvah Eastman, ) A s ) EEE e 1= thegu;pel: h: “:. nnhr:. fif::b‘::y‘ v L' (N An’ official Berlin Wi +:these terms as a basls of an a'ngeme“: is planned to take place on April 1 Milie Bunnell; Duluth. labor and the governmen 6 ) a .Milie ‘Bunnell, ‘Duluth. . B 5 é \ . pe:w:l?m; oft ‘the general strike: . . :ot— l::h:-céllle :sue-;’e t!:,n;‘ l:gr;:::; :txl;v;t‘s ; y'a vo:e o: 29'5 wt;-:sts ’tg:e ;o]n- " Night Classes to Teach Discovered - in . Visit r°°‘§fin“}ig}é°lf;eh}:&°n::n‘m siigtar : he ' 1 d W i FOIcaney, 2 i 'us: o instruct the dele- g ¢ . ’ . it New .cabinet to be' formed WItR 40" o ggricuitural teacher at the fififi;m;t?m: for _%Vood._ However,|, _Americanism .M'anem A ‘::;efil;itl gwrrnzl:::. Jo‘m‘u?; Nfl_'berir:' g =i “I'cluding Frederlc’k Cody, New %m, ' ‘Jarger labor representation. | Dasdsel High school. Mr. Aamodt com- h i8 : Ofticials of von Kapp insurrection pletes hlsgwork the. latter parot otcthla :;fil v:,':: ‘}f,:h{i,f,"‘;,',\’:h?fig: ‘:lf .ttl:z ' #to be punished. / v» ;| mont}i when he will again be in Be-|Chicago convention ~ ! Reorganization Of the admin =iy to.turn ofer:the‘agency Loibls)- “ipen .of Minnesota’s twenty-four vy ih su r. 'suc- h . 4 onj-through:appointment of g e::::s:pent s ‘;";"::r:“djm 8UC | have been instrusted for Wood by| tion, addressed the meeting of the|deen-Angus Cattle Breeder's associg-| Charles A. Floyd, Detroit; was'alse 7 g 2 rmlutuxns adopted at district con- Bemidji; Labor ' league held at th tion recently visited Minnesota and|gentenced to two )’.“fl in 'the peni- ventions, Tén_other district delegates Moose hall Suj : 5 "®| North Dakota, and upon his return|tentiary, but he was. ;fined 00. ; cted, bit have declared| " oge hall Sunday d‘j‘m”n, ‘and in|declared -that the: Northwest in the|mye lis)'ntut'uhgeneé fwent ' g his ul_kA asked the co-operation - of |next decade was due for the gréatest 5. y4dd of Stur] M mw mgmbers’ to. establish munity spirit’ i this viein- ity andvalso to aid in forming night ¢lasses to teach aliens to-:become ! ) i (Special to Ploneer) ‘:/and Paul H. Ki : Bo 5 lzn.rl.e' A .Barker, president of the| .Cnicago, March 22—Secretary [ men r.e‘;eived tl}‘u‘;’ ll])x::‘:o::na:t;wfith emidji Civic and Commerce associa-|Charles Gray of the American Aber-|their chief. s £ re-bred livestock. development and gfi‘ht«;m’mefié‘n. T ol fin . *The Northwest, particularly Mi < Sentenct qu fiesqta and Nort Dakota, are ready,’| . Sentences were, nounced, upon Americancitizens. . said Mr. Gray. ‘' “The Armour plabtjthe convictéd men as follows: An effort will' be ME ¢ T as been c:‘"%‘;:;d a; St. Paul “:1 ta:e 3 Senator }I;Iewtéelzyo otwofiye- ; ; : . ; : y | care ‘ot the and pork, and the [Leavenworth and $10,000 fine. n Berlin has presen ofly told, here is: what the conven-| a‘g:;:‘:d :{:’ ‘l':m'?l‘°': members| gvance of land values witli'the labor| Frederick Cody, two years in Leav- I e o oigation, - it g : on did: - )‘ ) b the night & “"h“‘ studying at|snortage is torcing greater five stoéklenworth and $10,000 fine. - ot the'Unimted'msutes can " : - He Is] “Elpcted -A. J:=Rockne, Zumbrota,iSte & : classes, which. -.are being|development along the lines of highiét| " “Paul King, two years in Leaven- <) A ay more food ‘to Ger-]lege of the University of: p nmpom.l_nd permianent chairman. p' anned, and:the object .will be to|prices, which means pure-breds. ‘| worth and $10, 00% fine ;n!? i’:‘?s::{tmg:‘;ernmenhn es-| where. he:specialized ’i:{h,- |tudy,:{ - ElectsdeJohn Lévi '.St' Paul, tem- mak:‘thh:: g‘: v;‘t:l:‘poi:‘u ‘Ihm-' will “The show and sale at Fargo offer-| Charles A.’ Flo; d, 'gwo years in hed! 'Berlin dispatchés said to-|livestock. Following:his mdu.qg\ pprary snd pérmanent secrevary. e sort of citizens.|od' a striking exqmple of how the u:‘;,%;._wm}, ?{"dk ?'ocoo fine. b2 ; illiam J. Mickel, two years. & vestock. OR|"" Flected Mrs. Manley -L.-Fossen, Names of ,those who .desire to take|northwest is coming to the front. The| f“::l :?3;:“;;2:{;:;:“%; :!fl: 4, %ne polis, delegate ‘'at large by ac- advantagé of this opportunity tolcattle were taken by men ‘rarin’ to from 1913 to 1918. D:'fore en:grl laina Ty ‘| take up night,school work should be[go’ for better sires and more pure- the University he.had three years e3-] « O Hifpfirst, ballet S A T sl et oo ’ perience as a teacher in rural schootid e B i et e ks e t;.“ ng a rural “’“’6_] llffl co“smm /| federation of labor, also addressed the . m sessfon regarding organization for Mr. Dyoregek contemplates . ge 4 GMD LMAT“)N FoR ; united -effort. A short talk on labor six months. Roger M. Andrews, one year and .| six months. Milton Oakman, one year and.six —— CANDIDATB Wfl;\ mol‘t‘it::;rd H. Fletcher, one year and Go To m Pma three months. i OF soUTH DAKoTA thr;:e’;n g:::&, one yel}' and three James F. McGregor, one year and months. Hannibal Hbpkins, one year and ting into the harness’” as soon as viewszw'as‘ma de by Thomas Welch. possible and is outlining a-large fleld w3 ENTINE PLANT As a delegate to go to St. Paul to TURP - investigate the non-partisan league, n . —_ of activities for the work to be ag-{' complished by the bureau .in this Otto Morken was appointed. Plans|. were taken up for the future meet- c—flil of Bemidji Meets His section. . All he asks is the hearty ing and an effort will be made to ge- 2 ; ‘| co-operation of every farmer and{’ 4 N N D A Challenger Hallet of | Wideawake business man in the cou-| Plan to Establish Industry | ing and sn effort will be made to se- Presidential Timber Will Be|,,c day. _ economics. The next regular meeting|* w for In the First d: T ¥ ciBion; ob s eAr (il e _ Fairmont ‘Whén, L. C. Curtis of Bemn{n and - C,'B. Hallett of Fairmont.meet each othier: in a swrestling match Tuesday. evening at the Grand theatre it will onal industrial plant, to be the dates for president will go directly to] i rmevs for the convicted men in N . FARM INSTITUTE SUCCESS. [here. . - ¢ g CIE§ <l {The men who are formulating plans for the plant are, E. P. Beehler, John 8. Mitchell and S. M. Lewis, and.they ntend to have the ‘matter brought fore the board of directors of the Bemidji association at its session to- 'I’am ready for a blglger&jo;. 'ljh;re is no doubt in my nlind, but,whai| . ;. 3 \ ’ large attendance is reported ‘at g‘;%: ;‘:‘:'f]ders will 'be pinned 0y, sormers’ institute which was held s at Solway on Saturday and consider- ‘Here’s what Hallett has to say: s ) & that 1 will have a strong | able_interest was shown by all ‘whe the Moose hall.. Ladies are especially — B. Frank Eme: A X B, ry, fined $2,000. ls sms' Mswm invited and urged to attend all of the (By United Prass) George S.. Ladd,' fined 81.'000. Both men are in the prime of eon- . (By United Press) y M dition and: are anxious for the fray.| Washington, March 22.—It was held today at the rooms of the Be-| ) ms STATE R.ACE Unless the eenthlnent of the repub- J 3 / . o lican state convention is reversed Ma- «I am-in first class condition and [wool over your-eyes,” Sims declared | that organization conferred with ; am’ no:n’ 'worrying about the outcome. |at the senate naval lnqulry.tqd‘ayl. -l three h;iineu men of Minneapolis, jor General Leonard Wood will re- LEGION AUX.“JARY . d . St. Paul, March 22.—Congressman mocrats expect to nomiate James mflm cmm “have thrown of date in Bemidji, but Franklin F. Elsworth, today reent-lyw “Gerard, minority state convention ;’::;er;““ the non-partisan league|hag’ indicated that he will not be in | Legion have just been received. The i the race. next meeting of the auxiliary will be t we’ i e Here to Convert Nor- ORI TR Zoxi [l AV ) of e league wi e held on Sunday Direct Primary John S. Newberry, fined $10,000. ‘BENSON" w m ME,’ £ .way Stum page : afternoon, March 28 at 2 o'clock at ¢ , Harry O. Tumer,’ fined 82.600. g , Bemidji stands ‘well in line for an|meetings of the league. 2 € be-a battle royal,.and fans will el - ! "‘fi al industrial plant, e L] gue Pierre, 8. D., March 22.—Candi-| Ninety days were granted the at- given a rare treat. : .only one of its kind in the state o " |the T g 2 ) people of South Dakota tomorrow innesota, as a result of a meeting mswmm AGAIN in the first direct premary the eoun: :;l::::l atd‘;os::!e.}ft an appeal. '1"hen Here's “what Curtis says about the|Admiral Benson who warned Admiral|midji Civie and Commerce associa- try has witnessed this year. match: : Sims “Don’t let the British pull the[tion when a cémmijttee representing 1 realize that I" will meet a bigger who are in the city contemplating " (By United Press) f:h:osn?mh Dakota’s republican nom- “;apd better man than any. of those I | eatablishing & wood distillation plant ; ered the.race for governor after hav-[ncyince The convention endorsed| The charter and by-l = % y-laws of the ing withdrawn, following a confer-|piegident Wilson but the president|Women’s Auxiliary of the American Five republican candidates have|held in the Civic and Commerce entered the race for South Dakota’s|rooms Monday evening, April 6. man to throw in Curtis, 'but’ I am atteded: J. E. Eastgate of Lari- ’ . . : : S ; i OITOW. - endorsement. Besides General Wood ;I:fllffins;rflgeg :rleinimé :et:z;tf;l:r:‘:‘; g::l:émNi)xg.x:ie‘;;)kf‘onw t.opsi:;lzl; i‘:fi‘ h Shogld such a plant be established NIGHT HAWK BOWLERS : nl:em larBUG%veSmortFr?;ik 0. ffolvlvden, . :‘;:ie;l tl}lleo :figu“:lfl]}' bl:‘em::j‘o;ne?tmzi’ terest to every wide awake farmer. |here, Bemidji would be prominent in | . m Hiinots; U, S. Senator Hiram Johnson [«500” will be the - -'~ feature of strong as I ever was. I know that I ry ‘|the fimufaétnre of turpentine which, D C T mcmom of California; U. S. Senator Miles|omtertainment. All members are Poindexter, Washington and Herbert urged to be present, as well as all Hoover. Hoover has not sanctioned |1a4ies of the city who are eligible to membership. A very large attend- ance is looked for. " - ! iil;I is planned, will be di.sfillefd flrlol;: {the norway pine ~stumps of whic Both teams rolling in beginner’s i = WILLITS BOOSTER PARADE |t secton of the' state " has a1, torm, the, Night, Owis” mmet defest ' n yrious pies of the sais 343 [N . : . abundancy. ) from the “Night Hawks” by a margin|are working hard for him. 7 : Prasdac. s = :| of 28 pins in a-three-game match at d for th fefati e . HEALTH INDICATOR =ARRIVES.|the Crawford bowling alleys on Sun- e D L HARMONIC WILL Three hundred and eight boys and gh 0 K CI‘UB twenty-five girls participated in the ; day - afternoon. Veteran bowlers||jnojs. Other democrats, alth The local chapter of the Red Cross| made.up the teams but “‘spring fever” p:to :ntered on the| official primary FEATURE L“NCH m Willits booster parade Saturday aft- : As a special feature for the noon- am’ better on the mat than the men Curtis has lalrown here, and when thHe match is over I feel that I will core out a winner.” The challenge offered by Mrs. Hal- lett to give $25.00 to any woman who will~stay wifh her for ten minutes has been accepted by the Bemidji wo- man, and as one of the preliminaries this. match will prove an interesting ‘event. Manager Harding has several has received a weighing scale which|must have been working at times,|ballots, are ex| ¥4 = 4 g 2 i pected«té figure in the it has purchased for the use of the|the 200 mark being reathed 07!13; balloting. Some of these who have county school nurse in weighing chil- the support of ¥roup workers are At- other surprises to spring and promises | 1000 The line marched single file twice during the three games. an evening of good, clean sport. - A - ot ! dren and bapies to determine whether| Night Hawks 1st 2nd 3rd|torney General Palmer, William Me- speciat invitation is extended to the through the uptown district and gath not t| ild i i - . a y [ day luncheon of the Bemidji Civie peci or not the child is properly nourished| Barney Popp 151 157 %128/ Adoo, and Wililam Jennings Bry:nn. o Commerce association to be held ered at the court house, where N. L.|according to the age. The scale ar-| Del Woods . 182 146 201 on Wednesday, the Harmonick Glee ;vometn gt this comrinunit,y anflia nuBm- ef of theatre parties, comprising e- | Hakkerup took a vhotograph of the fived Saturday. Bill Lappen . 131 144 136 o A midji’s best citizeus, have been Plan-|«pynoh» Ten thousand marbles]’ |7 Barney Erickson 182 160 ' 183 HRST AUTO SPEEDERS ccilil:gét?iml?; sfigr;;vlfil\gar:{:elea::le::: companied by Miss Arvilla Kenfield, planist, will present several vocal se- lections. Several matters of importance, 168 -181 180 788 828 .. 2,380 ned. 3 . 3 COMMENCEMENT DAY Fargo, March 22.—Commencément Bill Berrigan ¢ARRIVE’ WITH SPRING were given to the boosters. A ‘l Next Satutday, %‘lll;l Willigs will, Lm ASSEMBLY' . conduct a penny scramble contest by [?'" - BECOMB PH{MANENT 1 Two violators of the speed laws for s throwing 10,000 pennies from an n 1- . s i‘ffilfiifi?l?g‘fzgfia'fli; ‘tii‘,iéiiv‘c}‘or automobile into the street. The stunt Night Owls st 2nd 3rd’ automobilists were called on the car-|which are being brought before the the 21 students who complete the|[!S to take place on Beltrami avenue,| = Steps were taken at the meeting | Huck . 181 200 123 pet this morning before Judge J. F.|board of directors of the gssociation winter course at the Agricultural col- [ COTRer Third street, at 2 o’clock. ot the 1local organization of the Crowell 137 178 175 Gibbons of the municipal apurt, for |at its meeting tomorrow, will come The following Saturday all boost-|Trades and Labor Assembly held last 139 intractions of the law which occurred (up for action at theé session Wednes- 161 ' yesterday with the arrival of the flr:st day, and a large ‘attendance is urged lege, Marca 26. * This course includes three six-months periods extending over a perioa of three years, includ- ing homemaking, farm husbandry, " drafting and building, and power and machinery. - ers, together with visiting farmers,|evening, whereby the assembly was will be Mr. Willits’ guests at a2 the-|more permanently organized. Many 137 day of spring. ; atre party at the Rex theatre in the|matters of importance were brought ! With a severe warning against a afternoon. The boosters must have|up and discussed by representatives 735 repetition of the misdemeanor, both their badges to get in free. i of various labor unions in the city. '2,352 parties paid a fine of $5 each. to be on hand to.insure each business proposition its proper attention. For been arranged. House on Saturdqgy. The change|8t: Cloud; R. H. ‘Bach, Owatonns,| Unjons’ ‘Gi\'ril;g" A‘ttentio‘n to Makes 'Repqrt of What He|docided otherwise or the. supreme -Allan A. Templeton, one year and the luncheon, a splendid menu has " 4 ¥ for Sale.” - The ad found a pur-|| " . gre . : 2 ; / ‘DEL 11 ; | ‘chaser for the cah. b i : . ¥ NErK 3 1t 'doesn’t really, make.any d ¥ 3 & ¥ ; N ‘ e . . ; b ‘{} ference what one demands for the. Do e ; ; L . ] ¥ A [ o