Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 3

THRUS, commca _ SAY THOSE WHO KNOW L0 South Amemh Offers Vast Opportumtles for After- War 'l'rnde Y By \H B._ Robertson ‘(W’r!tten for the United Press). ' New? York, August 3.—Much has ‘been said and written ‘recently, by : ‘those who ‘are interested in Pan-Am- ‘erican “affairs, in regard to what the /"United Statées must ‘do’*“‘to hold” the Arade ‘that has: been estabished in Brazil since; the great war crippled ./ 'Europe’s. exportation factlities: {7 " To the student 'of conditions in Bouth America,” however, it- would ibe a matter of surprise if the Ameri< «cans’ do-,not only “hold” the trade ‘they. have established, but did, not 'co_ntlnue to'give that trade a steady «. :expansion. The reason for this opti- ‘mism is that American trade now en- . Joys facilities and accommodations "'that did not exist. before the war, 4".American trade, in" Brazil in par- ‘ticular, and in ‘South America in r-géneral, may be likened to'a tripod, sthe‘three legs of ‘which are financial, transportatg n, “'and communication facilities..' Before the war none of ‘these facilities were in the hands of ‘the*Americans, ‘There are now American-banks in ‘all of the ports and, principal cities of Brazil; American ships are carry- ‘in; merican cgrgoes to that coun- and- American ‘owned cables link e two largest Américan. countries. - Plans for: ibetter service in each of these three important services are in ‘the course of execution, and there is ‘no reason to believe that the near fu- - ture will not see American trade in- - -terests enjoying -every accommoda- ‘tion' that formerly gave supremacy ‘to‘our ‘Buropean competitors. “The war gave the United States a ‘wider interest in exportation and for this: ‘reason -the subject of “What ‘Brazil needs” is receiving increasing # attention. It is. common knowledge .- that Brazil, being a country seeking facilites and manufactures. Some of three things the United States is pre- pared to supply. - It is not so well known, however, that in return Brazil is prepared to supply many of the needs of the United States. Brazil -is prepared to furnish raw materials in vast variety and in unlimifed quantity. Many of ! giythese raw materials are .certain to 4 come into huge demand in the United ~Slates with the expansion of Ameri- * can manufacturing industry. One example of this, an' example ‘that serves for hundreds of others, is iron. The great ranges of northern * + development .of its resources, needs| capital, - immigration, ‘transportation’| PRESENTS Minnesota are not»lnexhaus‘tlblei If /| the steel ‘and ‘iron industry of the United: States depended exclusively on the iron deposits within our own borders, it would not be many years| before our mills would be shut down: for lack of material. . Brazil’s iron resources.are enorm- ous. ' In the not distant future Bra- zilian ore will be sought by the Am- erican mills. Brazil’s huge .depos- its of minerals, its"boundless forests, and its limitless: agricultural "areas, all assure return cargoes to: the ships that carry American manufactures to Brazil. " They also offer = guarantee against’ 'future shortage of materials in this country. " When 1 first went to. Brazil, seven years ago, I made the trip on a Euro- pean 'passenger ship from New. York to:Rio de: Jameiro. .There were no American: ships on this route. The voyage .required twenty-three days. ' The trip.can now be made in fourteen days.. Within the next five. years it will:be-made in ten days, or less. Five or six years ago, only two or| ihree. American cargo ships entered the harbor of Rio de Janeiro in a year. They are now entering at the rate of from five to.seven a week. few .years ago it was an extremely rare ‘thing: to see American made goods in the shop windows of any ‘| Brazilian ‘city. Those same windows now’ display American wares almost to the-exclusion of all others. The war made tne expansion of American trade in Brazil possible, because ‘the’' European manufacturers were’ unable to deliver the goods and because the Americans had- few fa- cilities with which to establish trade. 'Before the War American goods were obliged to seek ‘the market through European agents; shipments were made in European ships, and pay- ments ‘were made through European banks, at European rates of exchange. Majl and cable communications were exclusively in the hands of the Eu- ropeans.” In other 'words American trade, such as it was, was handled by its Eutopean competitors. This situation has been complete- 1y changed. American trade in Bra- zil is'now in the hands of Americans. Its financing is handled by American banks, and its lines of communica- tion are American. The prestige of “Made in..the U. S.-A.” has been thoroughly estahllshed {tfes “for investigation and protection in Brazil -thru ‘the American banks and American methods are well liked in that country, the many statements to the contrary notwithstanding. \Brazil is a land of limitless oppor- tunity. In territory it is larger than the United States; its resources and undeveloped wealth stagger the im- agination. In days not long gone by it was advised, “Go West young man, and"grow up with the country.” There is no reason to believe that the American will not be just as quick as his European competitor in seeking the great opportumity that lies in the new “west” in Brazil.. - o 'lake tomorrow. Amerioan ‘capltal seekifig investment has facil-| TO HOLD SALE OF PURE BRED I.WISTOCK Watertown, - S, D., Aug. ‘3.—The Eastern South Dakota Breeders’ as- sociation has perfected arrangements for an .exteusive . sale of purebred stock in October. In therewith the Watertown merchants will put on a harvest festival, offer- '.' ing liberal prizes for the best exhib- its of various kinds of grasses and live stock.: * 1 EUSSIAN cOLOll’Y IN X CANADA DOING WELI. winnipeg, Man.,” Aug. 3.—Peter Ver- egin, the “king’ of the Doukhobors, who rules over nearly 200,000 Russi- ans. who came to this country 26 years ago and have multiplied fast, states - that crop conditions in the varioys colonies of his people are bet- ter than ‘it has ever been in their history. ., He. denied that there are any plans on foot for the sale of any. part of the colonies to the Soldier Settlement board to provide lands for returned soldiers, as was the case a year ago, the Doukhobors complying with all Canadian regulations and laws except that of military service, for which reason they left Russia. They are Protestants of an intense religious belief, and are great work- ers in the fields and gardens. They have flour mills, creemeries, jam fac- tories, abbattiors and cold storage plants, and are rich as-a community. CENTRAL STATE SWIMMERS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL MEET St. Paul, August. 3,—Representa- tives of all central states are expect- ed to participate in the annual out- door swimming and diving-meet of the ‘Central Amateur Athletic associ- ation at Wildwood park, White, Bear The races will be under the auspices of the St. Paul Athletic club. The 100-yard women’s free style swim will be one of the features of the meet. A Junior 100 yard free styl® swim for men will be staged, and there will be a junior 880 yard free style.swim." 'Men will compete in a junior fancy diving contest from a ten foot board. The opening event will include a 100 yard breast stroke swim for waq- men, and the men’s -200 yard breast | stroke swim. The meét is open to all athletes registered with the Central A. AU Gold, cilver and bronze medals, embelic of the A. A. U. champion- ships will be awarded. 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Nature’'s Rem- edy (NR Tabléts) 1; sold, guaranteed and ‘recommended by your drugglst. * CITY DRUG’ STORE )/(1/1'/7 I Llme ’/y Better than Pills For Liver Ills. 25c Box ——quuldatmn Séle of Every Unsold Lot of the—— BEMIDJI TOWNSITE AND IMPROVEMENT CoO. r “Nothing Like It says the Good Judge A little of this real to- bacco gives a man more ‘satisfaction than he ever got from the old kind. The full, rich, real fto- bacco taste lasts so long, you don’t need a fresh chew nearly as often. ;I‘hat's why it costs you ess. : Any man who uses the . Real Tobacco Chew will & tell you that. ‘ Put up in two styles RIGHT: CUT 1is a short-cut tobacco ! % . W-BCUT is a long fine-cut tobacco . PURE BUTTER IS NOT EXPENSIVE B Compare the present price of butter with the price of meat. Compare the prices of the same two items as they were four years ago. Meat has increased nearly 500 per cent, butter less than 100 per cent. Use more butter and less meat und reduce the H. C. L.—you'll "be healthier, too. Nothing can equal the delicious, appetizing flavor of butter. Nothing can equal the health-giving qualities of butter. It con- tains the valuable substance known as “Vitamines,” obtainable only in genuine butter and other dairy products. Always ask your dealer for CHIEF BRAND BU1 TER MADE BY BEMIDJI CREAMERY COMPANY BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA LOCATION We give away several hundred beautiful gifts in imported Japanese China, Rogers Guaranteed Silver- ware, Japanese Lacquer Ware, Ladies’ Silk Sport Umbrellas, La- dies’ Wrist Watches, various pieces of cut glass, beautiful rugs, prayer mats, etc. The finest collection of gifts that we could purchase in New York. Absolutely free, whether you buy a lot or not: See some of these gifts at our display window in the Gas Company’s Office at 315 Bel- trami Avenue, or come to our first sale, Friday, August 6th. - WHY Concerning the presents, we do not give them away to sell the lots, for you do not have to buy a lot to secure:a present, but it is simply a method to have you attend the sales “]at 2 and 7 p. m. daily. " Sales start corner . Doud Avenue and Four- teenth Street ‘At the Big Sign.” THE REASON { Bemxd,n Townsite and Improvement Company. In this manner more lots 1 can be sold in a week than could be sold privately in several years. : . THE DATE _ ! .First-sale_at 2 p. m. Friday, Au- | gust 6th, and every day at 2 and {} 7 p. m. up;to'and including Wednes- | day, August 11th. This sale will | 1ast the six days providing-lots are not all sold before that time. T To liquidate the holdings.of the | A e for whatever they will bring - Friday Aug‘ust 6th Saturday August 7th Sunday August 8th and every day up to and including Wednesday, Aug\ist 11th In Gifts GIVEN AWAY whether you buy a lot or not See Window Display at Gas Company’s Office, 315 Beltrami Avenue Free 2 &1 p.m. DAIL Corner Doud Avenue and Fourteenth Street, “At the\ Big Sign” TERMS—Small payment, balance to ltIlt BEMIDJI TOWNSITE AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners ' HEBER HARTER COMPANY Auctioneers + The property consists of every unsold lot of the Bemidji Townsite and Improvement Company. Sev- eral choice wholesale and retail bus- iness sites, a number of beautiful corners suitable for apartment best residence section, and the bal- ance residence 18ts in the beautiful normal school district, destined to become the finest residence section of Bemidji. TITLE The title to the Bemidji Townsite and Improvement Company prop- erty is perfect. All lots will be offered and sold free and absolutely rlear. All taxes and special assess- ments to be paid by the Townsite Company. ADVANTAGES Never before and never again will you-be able to secure Bemidji prop- erty at your OWN PRICE and not the DEALERS’ price. Many of the lots are.fully improved. SALE STARTS Daily at 2 and 7 p. m., commenec- ing Friday, August 6th, at the “Big Sign,” corner of Doud Avenue and Fourteenth Street. ‘All lots to be | sold will be marked with Stake and :Red :Lot ‘Number. buildings, some scattered lots in the’ S =