Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 3, 1920, Page 7

another knockout at Duluth Friday might when he met Kid Clancy of Duluth and finished him'in the fifth “yound of a six round scheduled bout. This is the ninth knockout of eleven fights recently for Franklin and gives him angadmirable record. The men +iwere in the heavyweight class. _“/Throughout the fight Franklin did mdmirable work against Clancy and when the bout was over he had not “been scratched up a bit. Franklin has had a number of good fast bouts at Duluth and on the Iron Range dur- ing the past winter. SATURDAY’S RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 4, at Minneapolis 7. Indianapolis 6, at Toledo 5. Milwaukee 1, at St. Paul 4. Louisville 5, at Codumbus 3. i AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 0, at New York 6. . ‘Cleveland 9, at Detroit 3. Chicago 8, St. Louis 5. ‘.. Philadelphit 9, Washington 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 1, Boston 1 (26 innings) . Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 1. St. Louis 12, Chicago 4. New York 2, Philadelphia 5. OLYMPIC SHOTS TO COMPETE “ . ON MARINE CORPS RANGE .'Washington, May 3.—Expert rifle- man. and pistol shots from all parts of the country are scheduled to com- mence , firing at the Marine Corps rifle range at Quantico, near here, beginning May 24.° The practice ‘will continue for four or five weeks at the ‘end of that period a team Olympic shooting events to be held in Belgium next July. ? ‘The American team must compete against the leading experts of more than-a score of competing nations, and they will each enter the rifie, pistol and hunting weapon contests to be shot on the Belgium ranges mear Brussels. All told there will ‘be-twelve shooting events opén to in- dividuals and teams of varying num- is being shown by No. 2 Timothy toes, per cwt. . will be selected to take part in the -§2{§.?°im':n, ewl... Beets, per cwt .... Carrets, per cwt. ..... Onions, dry, per cwt . Mautton. b . THE BEMIDJI DALY PIO Chicago, May 3.—Potato receipts today, 45 cars. Market steady.- Ngortherfi Round ‘Whites, sackgd m}d bulk, $6.90 to $7.10 per cwt. Minnesota and Wisconsin Mixed Red, sacked, $6.50 to $6.85 per cwt. New Florida double head barrel Spald- ing Rose, No. 1, $23; No. 2, $20. 5 Bemidji Potato Market—All varieties, bulk, small lots $3 to $3.25 per bushel. Carload lots, sacked and loaded, $5.50 6 per cwt. et BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. GRAIN AND HAY Dressed beef, pound........12¢c-140 Turkeys, live, pound. ......40c-45¢ 0ld Toms, live, pound.......3256¢-30C Geese, live, pound ... 26c30¢ Ducks, live, 1b. . .18¢-18¢ Oats, bushel Barley, bushel Red Clover, medium, 1b.. Popcorn, pound Wheat, No1 .... o $5.00-36.00 Cabbage, CWt. .........$8.00-36. Onions, dry, cwt. ......$6.00-§5.00 Beans, OWt. .....-0 $6.00-38.00 Dairy butter, pound .. . «e.b6cC Butterfat ...... Eggs, fresh, dozen MEATR HIDES Cow- hides, No. 1, 1b. 20c-22¢ Bull hides, No. 1 ..........1l4c-16¢c Kip hides, No. 1, pound... .22¢-25¢ Calf skins, No. 1, pound . ...30c-32¢ Deacons, each ... .$1.75-$2.00 Horse hides, large, each.. .$8-39 Horse hides, large, each. .. Wool, bright. .. ...cuon . ememessesss.190-20c| Wool, semi bright....... Hogs, Ib. .. - The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, at time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: GRAIN AND HAY Veal . B +2.85-$2.90 dressed ..$2.75-§2.80 ‘Wheat, No. & .. Wheat, No. 3 .. $2.60-33.65 s .:.96¢-97¢c swne $1.20-31.48 Rys, No. 2 ..$2.00-§2.03 No. 1 Clover mixed@ .........$37.00 Rye straw eeees.$9.50 Corn ... .. $1.25-$1.60 $29.00 Wheat; No. 1 Squash, cwt... ... Packing butter .... LIVBE FOULTRY Turkeys, 9 1b8. uD .c.ecseeo.. 800, Turkeys, small and thin....At Value Geese, 12 1bs. up, and fat. ..q....180 Ducks, £t cc.ccoceocconacs.. 308 Hens, heavy, 4 lbs and over.....38¢c Springers, live ....... . .. 26¢ Hens, 5 1bs up, fat....... Dressed poultry 3¢ per pound over live stock. ¥ H/DES Cowhides, No. 1... Bull hides, No. 1 Kipps, No. 1 .|1 Calk skins, No. Deacons . wecemeosmssss100-16¢|Horse hid Léiebiepisisie s eiaiealele 17¢ Wool, bright. .. hay Beans, hand picked, navy, ewt. Pork, els Greenlaw, an American citizen, | the prospective|and three children; Harriet; aged-4; | .‘ ‘at the Grand theatre. Special plans I players and ’.;:o by the :tu!tlneufimetn | who are pledging support to a first- ‘ m m mm class tean?. Several players are being L . lined up for a first rate battery and with the best of the local material completing the team a fast outfit 'is assured. ° Mrs. ‘Walter F. Dickens and son, Paul, are in the city visiting with friends. . T REGISTER ENTERTAINS| Saturday’s register at the Markham included J. M. Grew of St. Paul; G. B. MdLaughiin, K. J. Kolling and William Searles of Dulath; E. C. * LEGION AUXILIARY . "FOR STANTONS AFTER BOXING The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Am- erican Legion local post wish to em- i hei lar |Boyd of Brainerd; J. V. Foley of Hoseorad ‘t ?::tya!::' ;d: ';:3‘;'“': Jamestown, N. D.; Mrs. Byron Grov- o : Mayne Stanton, to be given. this|er of Clevelnnd. N. D.; E. J. 8tuhr, ‘evening at the commercial rooms, will Xi;féam}fi?yn’"g l}tzv &- Xft:fi:‘ n‘:: take place just gfter the boxing show mpids;’:. A. Carter of Brainerd; and Mrs. L. A. Geiser of Barnesville. Armong those registered on Sunday were John C. Young of Crosby; O. S. % CHIMNEY Arneson and P. H. Carey of Minne- £ CALY OUT DEPARTMENT | polis; M. H. Koll of Cass Lake; Mr. . Sparks from a chimney igniting on |and Mrs. L. A. Bigelow of (Chicago; the dry shingles of the J. C. Parker W. M. Palmer of Moorhead; J. Gotcz yesidence necessitated the calling out |of Duluth .and J. C. Hessel of St. of the fire department-at 5 0’clock |Cloud. 5 Saturday afternoon. Practically no| : _ ‘damage,was done to.the building. |WIFE OF TOWER MERCHANT “MOO0SE LODGE HAS PASSED AWAY LAST TUESDAY ‘p M Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Burgess return- 5 SPECIAL PROGRAM ed .Saturday morning from Tower, After the business meeting of the where they called ten days ago on Moose Lodge Tuesday night. a short, | 5ceount of the serious iflness of Mr. ‘amappy program will be put on by the | pyrgess’ sister, Mrs. H. T. Olson. entértainment committee ‘apopinted | They bring back word that Mrs. for /the purpose. All Moose members |gi5on,” wife of a Tower merchant, .will'miss a good timeé 1f they are not}n,4ced away last Tuesday. She leaves present, the commiitee chairman |ty mourn her loss besides a host of states. SN friends, her husband, H. T. Olson, LEFT SATURDAY RIGHT : 5 FOR SOUTHERN MINNESOTA 'S: Gould and family left Satur- night for St. Paul from where &y expect' to move to a farm in the puithern part of the state soon. Mr. ‘Gould has lived in Bemidji for. the "'past 20 years, having come here when only 10 years old with his fa- ther, E. J. Gould. b '/ FOUR SPEEDSTERS CALLED : ON CARPET THIS MORNING Four automobile speedsters were called on the carpet before Judge J. F. Gibbons of municipal court this »morning in answer to charges prefer- red against them on Sunday after- moon. With a severe warning against a repetition of the occurance, Judge Gibbons imposed a fine of $5 in each case. PINEWOOD BANK OPERS FOR BUSINESS TODAY The Peoples State Bank of Pine- - wood ‘was -opened today for business. E. J. Tagley, general manager of the Tagley Land and Investment com- jpany spent the day in that city in connection with the opening of this, bank, which is one -of a chain of; ‘banks being operated in this section of the state by this company. LIEUTENANT A. W. RADFORD Announcement has been made of ‘the marriage of Miss Mary Dorothy . Humes, formerly of Brainerd and “ Cass Lake, to Lieutenant Arthur W. ‘Radfora of the U. 8. S. Minnesota at Santa Monica, Call. Admiral Wood and more than twenty offickrs of the ‘iMinnesota were present besides a “large number of friends and relatives. Miss Humes has a number of friends | $n this city having visited here a number of times. BASEBALL TEAM IS Mangger Fred Bost of the local baseball teain which will represent e Ralph Gracie post of the Ameri~ V. > duri; he coming sea ble interest +have been made for this affair, and = good attendance is Jooked for. SPARKS FRO; into the sea, escapes. nearly all. ocean with a professional diver. Robert, aged 2, and an infant of three week. Mrs, Olson was well known here, having visited in Bemidji sev- eral times during the past few years and her many friends unite in sym- pathy for the bereaved family. THE MINIMUX WAGE BILL of Federal Employes, Senator Ken-| yon eéxpects the measure to be ‘dis- posed of within three weeks. ™ Subscride for Tue .Dafly Plonesr Wagner's Livery|| Office Kelliher Hotel| 562— PHONE —562 | Service Day and Night Reasonable Rates. | | STRAW VOTE Put an X in the square you most favor [1 A Separate Building for High School. [] An Addition to the Present High School Building. Houdini “TERROR ISLAND" Houdini performs some feats under water that will make you gasp. He is locked into a box and, thrown He battles on the floor of the And that’s not «“Terror Island” is not just: breath-taking ‘thril.ls, There’s a delightful love story running through it, my;lg pretty Lila Lee as the heroine. TONIGHT & TUESDAY | PALMER NOT A HUNTER Chicago, . May . 3.—The - highest| . mBIG GAMEPRI‘SHW‘ prices ever paid-for oats werée of-| ‘Washington, May 3.—-According to tered today by the Chicago Board of | Representative Lenroot, Attorney Trade. Bidders opened May Oats fut-|General Palmer is not a big animal ure: a:ts()}goS% and quickly ran it|hunter. The Congressman explained up to $1.05. y 3 VIRGINIA MILLS NOW R ,UNNING ONE SHIFT (By United Press) Virginia, May -8.:=-Between 150 and 200 men failed to report in vir- ginia and Rainy Lake Lumber yards this morning. Eno{ ™ en showed |, OATS WAY UPIN ‘6" (By United Press) . - and his little son were murdered yesterday by Mexican bandits near Palazabas, according to advices from the state department.” 5 up to keep Jone mi ming. The Bailey mills 'have a ‘orce operat- ing. Lumber ‘workers triking here declared that more men will ibe out before the day is over. 18.000 WORKERS QUIT (By United Press) New Bedford, Mass., May 3.—Ap- proximately eighteen thousand text- ile workers went to strike today fol- lowing a report of Mayor Ashley that he was unable to negotiate with manufacturers regarding a new wage scale, as requested by the workers. Twelve mills are affected. TORNADO KILLS TEN (By United Press), Muskogee, Okla.,, May 3.—Ten are reported Kkilled and thirty in- jured, by a tornado which practically wiped out the town of Peggs, Okla., late Sunday. A special train left here early today with doctors and nurses. Five are reported killed ‘near Chel- dea. s . ' MORE SHIPS TO MEXICO (By United Press) Washington, May~ 3.—The State department has stated that addition- al United States destroyers will be sent to the East coast of ‘Mexico, to protect Americans there. MEXICANS MURDER TWO ity (By United Press) * Washington, May 3.—Eben Fran- MAIN EVENT __ “Pug” Jack Young of Crosby, 165 1bs., vs. All Tardy, 159 tbs.——Eight Rounds Battling Raymond, 148 1bs., versus Pete Johnson, 155 1bs.—5 Rounds - Second Preliminary . Thomas Tibbetts of K-L Club, 135 Ibs., vs. ! K. O. Reed of Lisbon, N. D.; 136 1bs., 4 Rounds .First Preliminary . r Chub Frost, 125 1bs:, versus - /{ Pelmer never got after-a big profi- teer was that he was setting a few mouse traps around the country where, ‘he ' .ought -to be using bear traps. ' That was why a little mgr- ¢hant in New York was arrested for making 50 per cent ‘profit on an overcoat while if one millionaire pro- fiteer 'was sent to prison under laws that exist it would: do more to stop bromeq ng than all the pxcuses and protes ade regarding it. . ‘Harry Peterson, 125 1bs. This Will Not Be An Ice Cream Party Get your tickets at Barker’s till 7 p. m.:,v Box Office after sharp. : that.: WE CAN USE 10 Salesladies for our “#ale. Apply at once to The Gar- ‘ment Shop. . 1t5-3 LOST—Fountain pen. Gold banded with initial “L’” on it, at the post. office on Thursday. Return to Earl Bloomquist, care. 'Erickson hotel, - for reward. % 3t5-6 Fight starts at 8 p. m. | C. W. JEWETT, Referee ForMay | A constitutes an invitation to hear them. Wherever there is a;}{' tor dealer, he will consider it a privilege to play any music for !fif.’ ‘Ct‘r'nnn-—l'hbuun' Chanson de la Touraine (Song of Touraine) Cradle Song (Mendelssohn) Violi Call Me Thine Own. Sunrise and You... Fond Recollections Violoncello. Duna .. 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[ : Whose Baby Are You? Medley One-Step........Joseph C.:Smith’s Or. | 18661 Karavan—Fox Trot.. When You're Alone—| I'll See You in C-U-B-A—Medley Fox Trot. The Crocodile—Fox Trot................ Wiedoeft—Wadsworth Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra ul Biese and his Novelty Or. Quartet | 18663 I&sssz 85 10 ‘ .85 " Hear these new Victor Records at Barker’s Drug and Jew- elry Store.. We will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describ- ing them. New Victor Records on sale on the first Vietrolas $25 to $1500.' of each month. | This trademark and ‘the tridemarked word “Victrola” -identify all our pro- ducts. . Look under: the lid! 39 Look on the label! Mail Ordérs Given Prompt and Careful Attention B arker’rug &J elpy