Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 19, 1920, Page 3

) i ey THE-BEMIDJI DAILY. PIONEER @ T 7 i oo rmmmme o o — AR S G . y 1 TQ T XRTC A ( . |the hands of the secretary of state, expended $150, he reported. AAAAAAAA MIKE AND TOMMY GIBBONS j WILL BOX IN EXHIBITION | b Lake Bentom, July 19.—Mike and ‘| Tommy Gibbons will box, a six round exhibition bout at the American Le- gion picnic July 22, it is announced. A ‘wrestling match and a baseball FAGE THRER in a bout between. the two in Cleve-| two runs, and Thompson, Marshall's land last winter. . | third baseman, also made some snap- —_—— Py plays. The winning run was scored on an error by the home center fielder.. = KODAKERS ‘WE DO AMATEUR FINISHING MAIL TODAY YOUR FILM TO FILMSTAFF 504 First National Bank Bldg. ELEVEN INNINGS BEFORE EACH SIDE REACHED FIRST Slayton, July 19.—One of the best played games of baseball ever seen’ here resulted in a 3-2 victory for ‘Marshall over the home team in six- 'teen innings. Wieidell = and Hussy will feat game ure the sports program. § o the Slayton battery, and Watts and Ficherie worked for the visitors. TENNIS. TOURNAMENT Weidell struc out fourteen batters LAST ENTIRE WEEK Jand Watts eight. ‘ Kansas City, Mo., July 19.—The} In eleven of the sixteen innings Missouri valley tennls tournament |10t & man reached first base for eith- opened heére Saturday with the ‘pre-[jF team. Eckberg, the Slayton sh liminary round of the singles. Ninety- [|StoP. starred by spearing a hot i two players are entered in the tour- in the eleventh hmin', cutting ofll nament, which will continue all thru this week. HERMAN WILL MANAGE CINCINNATI NATIONALS Cineinnati, Ohio, July 19.—August Herhmann, president of the Cincin- nati Nationals, Saturday announc- ed thfat Manager Pat Moran had sign- ed a contract to manage the team "during the seasons of 1921 and 1922. BOB MARTIN AND SMITH \ TO MEET FOR DECISION Kansas City, Mo., July 19.—Bob Martin, champion of the A. E. F. and Sergeant Ray Smith of Carmen N. H., have been matched for a fif- teen-round bout to a decision in Co- ' {lumbus, Ohio, August 26, it was an- nounced here Saturday hy Billy Mc- Carney, boxing promoter., Smith was awarded the decision July 4 to.Aug 1. —vUnion tent Meet- ng by Evangelist C. F. 'Weigle. ! July 21-26—Redpath-Vawter Chau- | ! Jul 26-28-~Cotinty | Teachers’ ex- ulnltlon of Bemidji. ‘\September 6-11—Minnesota State talr . % 'Sept. 15, 16, 17-—Beltrnml County hl : ;DEM()CRACY s EVIDENT IN GERMAN .Rumsuc .. 5. By Carl D. Groa 3 * (United Press Correspondent) Berlin, ‘July .19.—From: industrial “! xings to'humble representatives o 4 the working class comes the member-| ship of the new German reichstag. “Big Business’” has -as its chief representative, Hugo Stinnes,. the na- tion’s wealthiest man, who juggles in iron, coal, shipping and recently’ in mewspaper publishing. - Nobody {i ‘knows exactly what Stinnes’ fortune( is but .one thing is certain that he ,/is many times a millionaire. Here- 7 “tofore he ‘has played-a silent role in politics, pulling “the strings like a i ss” in America. He has decided, (however, to take an active part in 2 erman politics\ now, and, with a B ntring of newspapers including the rdmous *“Deutsche 'Allegemeine Zei- 22 to back-him, he is probably ned to leave a strong stamp upon .- His party is the _——— THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Coupe with an electric self-starting and lighting systcm is one of the most popular members of the Ford Family. It isa perma- nently enclosed car, with sliding platc glass windows—an_ open car with plenty, of shade. Then in inclement weather, enclosed and cozy, dust- rl oof and rain-proof. Just the car for traveling salesmen, physicians, architects, con- tractors, builders, and ‘a regular family car for two. Demountable rims with 324 -inch txres all around. To women it brings the convenience * and comforts of the electric with the durabilit and economy of the Ford car. Early orders w:( avoid long delays in dzlivery. C. W. Jewett Co., Ine. Tel. 474 . Bemidji, Minn. . Backed by this winning smfla< . almost certaintoresult in a record- b,“':nl: e:'\‘ C}{l:sf"p) ’;det:.lieck‘]“vl:,en eé‘;:_ these two pigs should have no * breaking;hog exhibit. To encour 2 thr jemens electrical| trouble in winning blue ribbons age hog raising prizes for swine ores: Dr\Kurt Sorse. President: of| At the coming show. According to. . of leading breeds are offered at the 1“’" 8, DEABun ls” ge,t ’;”d tri officials of the big show the.un: Beltrami County Fair, Bemidji, | the Nationah Union of Industries,|. uniin Ui c®r swing entries . Sept.15to17. Further representatlves of *“Big stechnical dfirector of the Hindenburg ” rogram dllrln\' the war ‘and ally of| =—————r—r"—r—= = he noted Krupp works. Dr. Helffe- - ¥ich, former c {net minister; and e g - Hermann, :Fischer, a director of’ e vl ey 1 ! _ { Berlin Diskontogedgllschatt, . - Northwestern News {TO FORM “DEAD” §0LDIERS CLUB § -——-——-\ William Wirt of Akron, Ohio, whtz Crookstqp July 19Seeking to was reported. by the wd: departmen as killed in France, has\ had a hara |'indicate shhonltl)r and clearr hhei; time to convince the government that |name, which he alleges was smirc he iz not dead. He hnd\his name | by false atfacks upon his honesty, R. >- chisseled off a memorial bronze tab-|clay Crawford, well known through- lhe’t nlt tAk:;m' a!txdfhe l;as nnm;ugcec; out the nofthwest as an aviator and suit. for s amages has been war and are now ;""2 H%estlmated started against W. R. Bailey, princi- the number at about 2,000. . >/pal, and ET. Robinson, superintend- - e L s b gdi ", |ent of the Hood River, Oregon, 3 .|schoolg. Suit .against other Hood {River ‘concerns amounting to close to [a million dollars will also be started according to Crflwiord M.I. WORK SUARANTEED Union Dentists BEMIDIJI Opposite City Hail Schroeder Bldg. SENATOR GRONNA SPENT ONLY $804:50 IN RACE Bismarck, N. D., July 19.—It cost Senator A. J. Gronna $804.50 to make the race for the republican nomination: in the primary, accord- ing to his expense account, which is on file with the secretary of state. 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