Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 2, 1920, Page 3

Ww=DNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1920 June'6 to 19-—National Guard En- campment at Ft. Snelling. June 16 and 17 — Convention of League of Municipalities of Minne- sota. June 16 — Opening of Birchmont Beach. June 17 and 18—Northern Minne- sota Development Association annual summer outing. & June 22, 23, 24, 26—Northwestern Fire Insurance Underwriters annuai outing, at Birchmont. Chautauqua, July 21-25. GONVICK DEFEATS BAGLEY BY 5 T0 2 With Art Taylor, who pitched for Bemidji in the only game of the season here, pitching air tight ball, Gonvick defeated Bagley, 5 to 2, in a fast and interesting game Sunday afternoon at Bagley. Gonvick took the lead in the early stages and was never headed, al- though Bagley fought hard to come up behind. “Billy” Wiench pitched for Bagley and was ably assisted by Bennie Martin as back stop. Harri- son caught for Gonvick and made an excellent battery-mate for Taylor who let Bagley down with but four safe hits. The teams meet again next Sun- day at Gonvick and one of the larg- est crowds that ever attended a base- ball game in Clearwater county is ex- pected to witness the contest. LABOR EDITORS TO MEET AT MONTREAL Montreal, Que., June 2.—During the week of June 7 when the Ameri- can Federation of Labor convention is sitting at the St. Denis theatre in the east end of this city, leaders of the labor press of North America will be meeting in the Windsor Hotel in the West End. The press gathering is the annual convention of the Interational Labor Press of America and labor editors from all parts of the United States, Canada and Mexico will take part in the discussion of labor movements. The press delegates while here will be looked after by the local News- writers’ Union, a etrong body of scribes, under the guidance of Mr. Gustav Franq, who is also local sec- ri{,ary of the Trades and Labor Coun- cil. ... 313 Second Street REPAIRS fine wqu. AFAV A LA ) e L VAl AT AL ) Ak, A A1 drink. AV A7 AL Al Al /i A2 72l 17 A7) 71 AL 70 V7A) Miller’s Repair Shop A New and second-hand bi- cycles, guns, ete. Guns, bicycles, locks, cash registers, typewriters and all ‘See Rube when you want a good job done or a bargain in what we have. 100% Cbmfort In A Table Beverage is supplied by INSTANT PosTUM 'Arich coftee-like flavor with none of coffees harm- ful after-effects makes Postur1 the ideal table ‘Why not use PosTurt in- stead of coffee? “Theres a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Co.Battle Creek.Mich. A YUY AL A AL A 11 RIS S A A AL\ G FARM BUREAUS TO TAKE SURVEY OF LIVE STOCK BY QUESTIONNAIRE Confidential Report to Be Gath- ered of Meat Animals on Hand for Future Market Minnesota is among the eleven corn belt and North central states in which, under the auspices of the American Farm Bureau Federation, a quarterly or-semi-annual survey of meat animals on farm of the live stock growing section of the United States will be taken. The object of this great co-operative undertaking, which will be farmer owned and farmer controlled, will be to steady to flow of stock to markets and there- by avoid violent price fluctuations, to protect the producers against losses through unreasonable depressed mar- kets and to assure the consumer of good meat and meat products at fair prices. One of the chief obstacles in the path of this project is the fact that in some states—notably ‘Minnesota— the membership in farm bureaus is so scattered that it will be hard to obtain reliable data. In Illinois and Iowa, where practically every farmer is affiliated it can be carried on with scarcely a ripple on the surface of the organization. Such a survey has been in the minds of farm leaders for wearrs and they have repeatedly pointed out the necessity of such data, but it re- mained for the farm bureau move- ment to get away from the talking stage and really do something. The program was launched at a meeting in Chicago recently which was well attended by farm-bureau leaders from Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, South Dako- ta, Indiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Michi- gan, Kentucky, Kansas and Minneso- ta. Wisconsin was also represented, despite the fact that the farm bureau movement there is in its infancy. W. A. Kerrow, Secretary of the Minnesota Central Livestock -Ship- per’s association was the Minnesota delegate, he having been authorized to represent the Gopaer Farm Bur- eau Federation because its regular officers were devoting all their time to membership work. The plan, briefly stated, involves the sending of a questionnaire to every farm bureau member in the section to obtain from him a confiden- tial report on the number of meat Phone 359-W SELLS A IAAR AL AN WA A AN A AL 27 A AN ARSLAS ASIRAIS AL (V2L AR ALY A ALY 2V AL 2S00 2 40 ) - animals he has on hand, the numb- er he expects to buy, when he expects to sell and where. These blanks, when returned to the state headquarters, where the data will be recapitulated and carefully guarded, will enable the farm bureau chiefs to give well founded advice on the general live stock situation. Plans for regulat- ing the live stock flow have not been devised as yet, as it was the opinion of the conference that perfection of the machinery for gathering the data was of great importance. The result of the Chicago confer- ence must be submitted to the board of directors of the national organiza- tion for ratification, but it now seems certain that some plan will be author- ized promptly and that the first ques- tionnaires v-ill be sent out hy July 1st and the information made avail- able early this fall. TO TEACH IMMIGRANTS Sao Paulo, Brazil. (By Mail.)—A movement was launched here today to establish adult schools through- out the state of Sao Paulo to teach the Portuguese language to the immi- grants. 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