Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 8

i B Steubenville, Chicago, Mar, 26.—Potato receipts todaj, 60 ca fiarkjei suspects, rounded up by the police in| .\ Northern Round and Long Whites, sacked, $5.85 to $6; the hunt for slayer ‘of Frances South, cleven-year-old " achool girl, 'bulk Rounds, $6. Idaho Russets, sacked $6. pear 'Adema, late | yesterday, were being hurried here by a. eir- tied here * cmitous route today ‘to avoid heavily armed posses of miners and farmers, who, threatened to" ‘lynch' the mur- “The child’s body with her . 'skull fractured and - clothing 'gone . was found in the wodds.two:.miles from here y i . 'By L. C. Martin Unitéd Press Correspondent) | Washington, March 26.—An-anti- Jeague of nations party is being-con- sidered, it ‘was learned today. The Plan is to have it present -its own candidates unless one of the old par- ties goesion record as being irrecon~ cilably against acceptance of the cov- enant.’ LOOT STATE BANK (By United Press) ‘Minneapolis, March 26.—d"our arm- ed bandits robbed the Minnehaha State bank of $7,000 today, after Jocking three employes and one cus- " tomer in the vault. LOCAL LEGION MAY . ORGANIZE BALL TEAM| (Continued from Page One.) | ———(——————————————————————————— waj presented to the Ralph Gracle post by the Bemidji Home Guard. To finasce the purchase it is deemed ad- wisable to solicit popular subscrip-|. tions among the local members. *"7" More Enlistments Ur- ' To enéourage attendance ‘at the meetings and to increase membership of the post several plans were brought wp for consideration, and it is believ- ed that by hgving a-delegate to ad- dress the various labor assemblages throughout the city a vast amount of eonstructive work may be accomplish- ed for the Legion. In many cases, ‘. Jador unions are under the impres- sfon that the American Legion mem- Bers are subject to. call to arms at any time, especially in' case of -a strike, Such is not the cade, The members of the Legion; ;when sub- mitting to the constitution of the or- gainzation, have bound themselves to a cleap-cut unit which has one Yaw and’order. <, Al Under Same Bond. Any citizen of the United States is under the same bond and: is subject to eanl when law and order is violated. The American Legion is an organiza- tion of . men who have done their duty ‘well in time of 'war and now that the uniform has been transform- d into clvilian garb -are still doing their duty well. ‘It is:the. object of the organization to be of the most benefit to all ex-service mern, and all members regret that there is at pre- sent a misunderstanding prevalent in the labor organizations regarding the atand taken’ by the American Legion. Dr. E. H. Marcum announced that * ‘he has received a number of applica~ $ion blanks for treatment of disabled .ex-service men, but that only a small percentage of those,whose names he Bas, haye reported for treatment. All men who have placed an application for such treatment -are urged to re-| port as soon as possible to Dr. Mar- cum. ;. 2 _ MONTANA TO BUY - - MINNESOTA CATTLE ‘. Ste Paul, Mareh 26.-"Montana will buy in Minnesota and elsewhere, 100,000 head of cattle to replace in * part the 250,000 head shipped gut of +‘the state last. fall when the failure _its_principals the maintenance of | $2.40.to $2.70 per bushel. $4.50 to $6.00 per cwt. ¢ ¢ GRAIN AND HAY ' Oats, bushel . ... Barley, hushe!. |Red clover, medium, Popcorn, ‘pound ! Wheat, No.'1l..,. i . VEGETABLMS. Rutabagas, por owt... Carrots, per cwt. Begts, ‘per cwt.. Cabbage, cwt. Onlons, dry), cwt. Beans, cwt. . Dairy butter, pound Butterfat .....,.. Eggs, fresh, dozen... .- 1$1.50-52.00 2$1.00-81.36 .$5.00-36,00 ....40c 1$1.00-31.10/ 1 | Ducks, 1live, I .| Springers " Bemidji Potato Market-=-All, varieties, bulk.smt C Q,rlond lots, sacked and:load d po Turkeys, live, pound. 0ld Toms, livé, pound. .. Geese, live, pound b Giaveued e 1669188 d Over . i\ .o ei. 1220 Hens, 41 eights, 1b. ... .:%2¢] YR T \Cow Dhides, No, 1, pound. ‘Bull hides, No. 1, pound Kip hidee, No. 1, poun | calt skins, No. 1, pound. Deacons, each. .., ety $2.00-32.26 Horse hides, large, each $9.00-$10.00 Tallow, POUDM ««evicseasssass s 10€ ‘Wool, bright. . 'Wool, semibright .- The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, Minn., at time of going to press of today's Pioneer: v; = .. ... = GRAIN AND HAY ‘Wheat, No. 1 ... Wheat, No. 2°. ‘Wheat, No. 3 . .$2.50-32.60 .$2.40-32.50 Buckwheat, per 1b... No. 2 Timothy bay-. . No. 1 clover Mixed. Rye straw . .... Corn .....ee - 1 - PPN Beans, hand picked, navy, cwt. $5.00 Potatoes, per cwt.. vie.+1$4.00 Beans, brown, cwt. Beets, per cwi Carrots, per cwt, Onions, dry, per.cwt. Eggs, per dosen ... Cabbage, tom. ... Rutabagas, per cwt. Butterfat . * ‘Packing butter Rttt Ml i $1.20-31.39 Bemidji “ Mxs, Carlton of Stillwater left last night for-her home after visiting at ‘the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlton _for the past six weeks. = Joseph Gibbard-of ‘Puposky was Thursday 'caller in Bemidji on his way. to Crookston where he will be employed' at carpenter york 'durlng the summer. : | ‘Joseph Kelly, an old resident of this city; was‘examined for insanity this morning before Judge of Probate J. E. Harris and_was committeed to the detention ‘hospital (at Fergus Falls. % 2 Mesdames Martin-& Dahlby, gradu- ates in beauty culture and making of hair goods, will open beauty par- lors in the new Kaplan block about the middle of April. At present:they are doing residental wlrk at 717 Am erica avenue. i Mrs. Lammers of St. Paul; who'is an advance representative of the ex: tension division' of the University of Minnesota, left yesterday morning for Red Lake where she will endeavor to place a booking for Lyceum enter- tainments. She has already secured contracts at Solway and Tenstrike, . NEWLYWEDS ON VISIT Mr. and Mrs, Wildiam Upsaw, who were married on Monday, March 22, +$2.60-32.70 | JHorse hides. 1 Wool, brigh 3 7 36¢c ..32eWanl, seml of the hay crop caused ranchmen t0|p,ve arrived at the H. W. Bailey deplete thelr herds,” said J. H. Barke|pome to spend a short time visiting. - of Helena while in St. Paul. (Mrs. Upsaw ie @ sister of Miss Blanche ;"im" Burke: came here 0 arrange |pathbun of this city. - Miss Rathbun { th ' Willlam P. ‘Kenney, vice presi-l,,q Miss Bailey attended the wedding dent of the Great Northerp railroad|,; Monday. "Mr. and. Mrs. Upsaw - for facilities for the heavy shipments|y,ve just come from Bagley, where ‘of ‘cattle which are to begin within|they visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. H, ‘m few chjys, he saia. Lk Hansel for a short time. ¥ The program given under the aus- sccom. Dlcm of the Queon, Batiort 1 oo b R auditorium of the churc] you ou week-ends and other shoft | ),4t evening, was one of the highest ‘' | calibre. . Some of the best local tal-| ¢ Mrs, K. Nyne—Ohy T didn’t advertiss | ont appeared in the various numbers, . e & companion for myself. It's for |and those who attended, were well| sy little dog, to keep him from be- | pleased with -the . entertainment, Sug lonesome while I'm out. cal and instrumental music. z Their Differences. e Pukus—Incompatibility of tempers- . Hkeftus—Couldn’t they agree? the’ entertainment warranted. vine avenu which consisted of readings and vo-| The attendance was not as large as|’ Mutton. b :.eicieoeemiise.20c-16C c-14¢ 124-160 .8be $3.00 Value :18¢ Cowhides, . No. 1+ Tallow c & 8¢ s -268 *|acid from ‘the blood and cast it out ‘Tof this'impurity. . In- damp-and chilfy; the month, while’Pen’ No. 2. 18.9. eggs. The eggs were marketed at the Barnum. - ¢peamery and the ;:eth grad "fié r the [ eggs, latge an small, that were s8b1d. - The re- ce the ' creamiery, : ‘was 20, ns was $70.55, leaving'a: > 172.65, for ‘the ‘month. The 'word profit” in their report is the amount received above cost of feed, td pay for lgb?r, and - investment in stock ‘and building. < THe total for the month is §$254.74, which-will be con- sidered a good income from’any busi. ness for one month. : What They- Farm. They {arm forty acres of ‘“cut-over land”’ with: some stumps. yet left in; the flelds, ‘as well as brush'and a few: acres.of “muskeg.” Clover and ruta- bagas, with a few acres of potatoes ‘a3 money crop, are raised each year. Their main, business is' dairying and poultry ‘keeping. The report of . the small dairy is signed “Fred Simpson, Owner,” .and the poultry ‘report. is signed “Mrs. Fred Simpson, Owner.” Their reports gladden the heart, for there are so many others who are carving. farms out of -the wilderness, who will be encouraged to keep a few good ‘dairy cows and a flock of chick- ens to “‘grub-stake’] them, while they are-clearing land and building‘homes in the Northland. % ; The: business of farming, or farm- ing as’ a busin is ‘well set ‘forth in these reports from a settler’s farm in.Northern Minnesota. .\, %" - from nine to ninety can eat Cream of Barley. - Here is a delicious food flavor. ‘Also,itisahealth - food par excellence, for in | | a dish of this highly con- cenu'n/tbd food you get | - ‘morenutrition than could '} | .be obtained from three'or four times as muchmeat, *eggs or_potatoes. It is, by the way, the most . Pekns—Na; every time shetried 19| Jlcasant gathering last bvening when | . ' smake him ‘mad be just: laughed— | Misses Milre Achenbach and Marjorie - Mown Teples . . ¢ i|Shannon “entertained . for a . few : A friends.” The evening was spent at|. = cards and music, and delightful re- freshments were served.. . -Those present were Misses Martha “The prinea donna has decided to b worce her latest husband.” - ' On what grounds?” ; . :|Snow, Lucene McCauig, I1da Anderson, #She says he insists on altting {n the [ Fiorence- Craig, u:lr‘jom ; Shannon > box every night when she sings. | and | Miss ‘Achenbach;. also Rudolph ‘Fibigar,. Bdythe . Glasgow, Gloyd S s7.00| 'A'hiuker Row snd_then we find ‘Who'leaves approval incomplete. lp a8 80 mueh upon'his mind ' his: . I?g do.u not use his hands and fedt. | .iq by stimulating" the kidneys to A- Oémlolfllnl.‘ normal action, thus rlddii:g the blood “8ir, 1 came to ask for your daugh- of; thess mpunt':es. 3 ter’s hand.” . % Jad 'Salts is inexpensive, harmless ““All' right, youbg man. 'Whenever |and is made from the acid of grapes you: want it, you will find it in my |and lemon juice, .combined with'lithia pocket.” . and is used with excellent results by f{ TR R o S SRR SO thousands of folks ;who are subject i, 'Driven to It. %7 Mto. rheumatism, ' Here you have:a “My boy,” said Mr. Grabcoin, *are|pleasant; '. effervescent - lithia-water you getting ready to settle down?” drink which overcomes uric acid and “Yes, dad. I guess Pll bave to.” is beneficial to your kidneys as well, ““A sensible decision; sir.” [ e “Perhaps. Most of the chaps I went| ™ > y A to college with are doing some kind of beastly work, and one hates to'sit ¢ | /around his ¢lub all day with nobody to talk to but the waiters, Ho, hu:;’ Ill:bave to go into business to ami . The rate for want adsimay -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 W-AN';"ED—-Glrls for res‘tgurant ‘work 'inquire . Ralph’s - Restaurant, 215 “izd street.) . L TV 3t3-29 WANTED—_Experienced girl for ‘gen- eral housework. Apply. 995 Lake :Blvd, or phone 116. Tl 3-26tE WANTED-—Cook and — nd girl at Lake Shore hotel.. 3t3-29 FOR SALE-—One . 3-year-old. 31-32 g ‘“Holstein ‘bull. . Apply to H. W. o S ey ol 3 Alsop at court house: 173t3-29 Just let mother call, ‘“Biscuits for : = == = : Breakfast!’”” We’re sure there’s a: DRESS WARM AND “treat that can’t be bedt in store - KEEP FEET DRY for us — light, tender biscuits — - toasty. ‘brown and all puffed up Take Salts and Get Rid - |- with goodness!. For mother is sure : “of her baking powder— Calumet. . of Uric Acid’ She mever disag;:oints. us -beeause . :Rheumstism is no respecter of age, . T kR s BAKING POWDER never disappoints Aer. 1t’s dependable. -~ Results alwaysthe same—the dest. . - Calumet contsins only suchingre- dients as liave been approved offi- cially by the U.S.Food Authorities. ' You Save: When You Buy It. sll, drink Iots of pure water. ; Rhenmltum is caused by uric acid which is generated in the bowels and int . It-is ‘the| in- the wrine; the pores of .the skin are slso a means: of freeing the blood eold weather the skin pores are closed thus foreing the kidneys to do double work, they become weak and’sluggish| and fail to - eliminate this: uricacid which keéps accumulating and circu- lating through ‘the: system,-eventually| : settling in: the - joints and muscles| causing - stiffriess, soreness and pain | i -At the first' twinge of rheumatism | get from ‘any - pharmacy. about four CLIFFORD'S 98Ih. Sack Flour | $7.25 . : | Layer Figs, h 4 Ay “ meal 25¢ ‘Seeded Raisins, Large pack Oat- | Cookies, in Caddies, - | 106, 6 cans50c Cut String Beans | ‘ _ cans 50c | Red Beans, 10c; 6 | Red Salmon, 32¢; ‘ ‘cans for eans for . 50¢ - “Tomatoes, 10c; 6 cans £Or Pork& Beans10c | Sauer Kraut 14c 8 Cans, 50c | 2Cans, 25c . Peanut Butter Holland Herring, 23c " » - per keg, o paik oo $1.20 ,, -VV'YI'-:s, WE DELIVER Pimeie0 CLIFFORD & CO. Defective Beots. 200, 3 KKKK Herring, per