Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 3

l ettt bt — rhesmmmmrrants b S Al | FROM'SPA DECISWN Industrial Leaders Agree Coun- try Will Develop Water Power to Save Coal lines for division of .ne nation into economic units. In these subdivisions, a 'unified system of power, water, the Entente will be resdy for more|water power than 'otherwiss modification of the Versailles pact. |have been the case. The coal n y's An interesting phase of the whole|have long ‘since ‘10st 'their o gas, electricity supply would. be subject is that many observers are|strictly private character, and stamd worked out. inclined to believe that the measures|under considerable government cem- As for the third point—stimulation | now being taken toward fulfilment|trol. -But, as,. things; now trend, of national unity of spirit—it can be|of the coal pack, curtailment of coal|there are signs that actual % said that the north and the south|usage, and utilization of other means|tion will be accomplished—and the are realizing that they must pull to-{of power forerunners of an|the day has been moved forward by gether if they are to avoid foreign|earlier socialization of coal and!the Spa conference. .occupation of the Ruhr and infinite i resultant damage to German busi- ness therefrom. And the miners themselves are hanging the threat of the freezing Northwestern News s i STAGE ALREADY SET | 'FOR STATE FARR IN -- . .. MINNESOTA THIS YEAR ST B ..o 2 o e P Berlin, Aug. 6 (By Mail).—While AL many industrial - chieftains predict|and starvation over the heads of 3 1920 Exposition Will Set Mark ] calamitous results from the.Spa coalseparatist agitators. Herr Hué, min- . s S Fai agreement, especially in !:he coming|er leader, has served notice in no for Other State Fairs winter, the agreement is bringing|uncertain terms. that any portion of to Shoot At Gen:nnny. certain blessings in disguise.| the country indulging in a separatist 3 ¥ First, it has stimulated the nation movement will be shut off immedi- ? § i to swaterd powe; devel}tlrpmen!:. i 1| i ' St. Paul, Aug. 25.—The stage is all| - : 5 econd, it has shown industrial Léeisgof nthé M(fmeuotu State Fair be- . leaders the need of unified effort, nnd' ! ginning a week from Saturday. has forced development of a plan of ~sWith the largest premium list in dividing the - nation into “economic | history—nearly $115,000 is offered districts” for economic use of water, / in. prizes—the 1920 exposition will gas and electricity. K set a record mark for the other fairs Third, it has stimulated national of the country to shoot at. unity more than any event since the! The prize list has attracted the war, and is helping give the separatist | attention of exhibitors from all parts 2 movement in south Germany a seri‘l of the country, with the result that : ; ous black eye. several departments already report Development of waterpower, par- new records for entries. ticularly in south Germany is no new The development of the cattle in- thought. Keen engineers have been dustry in Minnesota is told in the studying this problem for a long figures $20,750, which is the amount time, and have previously taken steps of premium money to be offered. by toward utilizing water as a supple- ately from any further supply of coal. The nation as a whole is taking the Spa agreement in good spirit, de- spite many voices which say that it spells industrial stagnation this win- ter, with the consequent throwing of several hundred thousand workers out of employment. Germany doesn't like the Spa coal agreement; it has been told that it is more than Ger- many can bear, but insofar as one now can see, the whole country is determined to do its best to fulfill the treaty. Then, it hopes that later BETTER You Can Rest Easy » Miss Ruta Law l4oe world's that department. This represents an " |ment to other power. . . . ] ® lneréase of apbroximately 25 per| /O o:’:::v;::::{c.:hl:;; t:;:,:‘:; But, with signing of the coal agree- YOU have that peace of mind which cnables you to think of j— ;:‘,’g Ao t&t&er‘: l::nthz cuttle come| - fiying .record for women. Miss ;‘“}“ in 'fll:nt'hthe 'L‘lfi"“ came . face DE A D bigger things when all your va}u;bles;ypur record‘:l, d:i‘ll;ne'}“' . i , 0 face wi e problem—more pow- costs, etc., are within the impenetrable S of & petition. Law is one of the best stunt fiyers- | 0 (58 W0 E PO O e that it price sheets, S, 5 p There is a remarkable interest in appearing before the public today. 3 ! the horse industry ever)"tv;he;e in tdhg One of her most thrilling stunts Life is a burden when the body GF All.ft eel Saf 4 g § Northwest. As a result the horse de- this season will be mile races 50 1 o A g G ( {j partment of the fair ranks second| against an sutomobile at the M- :l:ntl.de‘ of wenteli ‘pemer: dpvelep | M eached it petn, - Sre The Label of the Underwriter’s Laboratories on each safe is yous only to the cattle department in the tat ir, Tw! g Lok ) 3 worries and the victim becomes . : ) i amount of premiums offered. The ;::_"‘ tso 1 Fair, Twin Cities, The * Reichswirtachaftrat—a bod¥| degpondent and downhearted. To| assurance of protection. This label was won after vigorous and . e winners will carry off $15,215 of the brainiest business and indus-| 4.0 'vory o sunghine exacting tests. We want to show you these safes’and tell y:llllfers was going to have shorter coal ra- tions this winter than before. Hence, s trial leaders of Germany—sitting : sonally what they have done for others and what they will do s o ToE8. o e e wan o r m o n s o foon after Spm, had betore e okt O] ) MEDAL for you. 4 e ; In the swine department the pre- * : tion which said: . 1 “For relief of the emergency situa- tion, created by coal deliveries to th_e Ausland, the government will immedi- x PLEASANT VALLEY * 3 3 % o %% 2 2 % % ok % o The benefit ice cream social at the miums total $4,342, while $3,857 will be presented to the” winners in the sheep competition. There is an wm i Come in any time—there’s no obligation. 2 t — | idded $270 for the best display of Mil e school house Saturday | ately take steps for building up water I J 5 ;dotl- : ! ‘ e :f;m i :ellc:ttended. Tn spite | power as fast as possible and in the| Tne national remedy of Holland for over PIONEER STATIONERY HQUSE ; g o Poultry raising, which has become |of the evening being so cool every-|best possible manner, especially in| 200 years; itis an enemy of all pains re~ Whelesalarg. | a very profitable industry in ~this|one seemed to be hungry for ice|South Germany.” il .. | sulting from kidney, liver and uric acid e i It a5 3 state, 1s given big recognition. The|cream. Between thirty-five and forty] A companion resolution called for| troubles. All druggiats, three sizes. v - . - d ° 3 i# premiums total $2,811. dollars was taken in. creation of a committee of experts| .. Prize money for the best exhibits| The Pleasant Valley Literary so- whose du\ty it would be to draw the of ‘dairy products will total $1,480. - The agricultural department has Ancreased its premiums nearly 60 ‘per cent. This year $14,971 will be Al divided among the winners, while i 1919 the prizes aggregate ‘$9,421. Exhibitors in the horticultural:de-: partment wili divide $7,408. This money will be appropriated as fol- 047; vegetables $1,887.75. ners. in the apiary- department. For fine arts, an appropriation of ‘$838 has been set aside. - - In the woman’s department $461 8 ‘will be presented to -the winners . in the. decorated chinma department; 4 '$1,228.76 to needlework winners, and ¥ ‘$885 to culinary winners, making a ' M erand total of $2,544.76 for the de- - M partment. * o) : ' 8chool exhibits premiums net $1,- 1R0;, while $2,000 has been._provided “forithe girl’s camp. ; I .-The speed program, featuring the ‘harness races, is the most attractive in.the history of the fair. “ Twenty- ~oi1p thousand dollars in purses has i 'been hung up, ‘which, in addition to { the entry money that will be return- ed to the horsémen, with no deduc- tions from the winners, will make the speed program worth nearly $35,- 000 to the winners. . A new feature on this year’s pro- gram will be the Horseshoe Pitchers’ tournament. The winners in the va- i rious sectional tournaments thruout the state will compete for the Miun- nesota championship. Prizes total- Yng $200 are offered. Besides the above premius, special trophies and prizes valued at $1,685 are also offered by the fair manage- ment. . Cash prizes offered as special ‘premiums by various associations will swell the total by an additional $12,- 054. N HOOVER TO ADDRESS . Minneapolis, " Aug. 26.— Herbert Toover was expected here today to . Address a meeting of the American ‘Institute of Mining and Metallurgical engineers. - He will speak at a ban- quet of the organization at the Cur- tis hotel tonight. ing a progressive convention ‘that started in Buffalo last week. They 4 lows; Fruit, $2,473.25; flowers $3,-| A More than $1,000—$1,110 to be|neighborhocd and will be missed, but | -exact—will be awarded to the win-|their friends all wish them successs | much. MEETING OF ENGINEERS |to_the pre . The institute members are conduct- | of Salts Before Eat- ciety met at the Ira Cook home Fri- day night. “There was a good at- tendance.. After the business meet- ing a short program was given. Re- freshments were served after which| all returned to their homes, saying they had spent-a vey pleasant even- ing. T . Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knox and fam- ily are moving to Bemidji this week. They have spent several years in this in theif new home. 'Sam ‘Randall was a Bemidji shop- per Thursday. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and son, also Mrs.. Ryan’s brother, all from Des Moines, lowa, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Jones and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Frank Markus and son spent ‘Wednesday evening at the J..L. Jones home. L8 Rev. Cummings held an out door meeting at the ball grounds Sunday fternoon. Quite a number were ‘presént’gnd - edjoyed the meeting very: Howard Porter spent Saturday night and Sunday at home. Rev. Cummings spent Saturday night at the A. A. Randali home. The Literary society gave a wiener roast at the ball grounds Sunday eve- ning. After everyone had /plenty of wiener sandwiches and coffee, games were played and all had an enjoyable time. - Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and son also Mr, and Mrs. Carl Jones spent Sunday at the, Frank Markus home in Nebish. - Rev, Cummings spent Sunday night at the Frank Porter lome. HUNDREDS OF VISITORS ATTEND BIG PAGEANT Ashland, Aug. 26. — Hundreds of visitors are expected here for the pro- duction of a big pageant by residents around Chequamegon Bay today and|" tomorrow. The pageant is planned to depict the history of the district from the time of the Indians down IF BACKACHY OR . KIDNEYS BOTHER Eat Less Meat, Also Take Glass ‘ing Breakfast Uric acid' in meat- excites the kid- Not Merely 2 New Name But 2 New Cigarette HERE was room at the top for 2 new and better cigarette. And Spurs were made to fit in right there! Spur’s de- cidedly new blend makes the Orient’s choic- est tobaccos and America’s finest tobaccos yield more richness, aroma and mildness than you thought a cigarette could have. A for Highest Possible Quality at Lowest Possible Price ' « ey e D e - N have covered the Michigan and ‘Wis- [neys, they become overworked and consin ore and mining fields and arz|get sluggish, ache, and feel like now to devote ‘three days to the tre- |lumps of lead. The urine becomes mendous iron and steel industries in cloudy; the bladder is irritated, and Minnesota and the Superior district. you may be obliged to seek relief two “ Tomorrow .the, engineers will g0 t0 | or three times during the night. the Messba iron range, ‘stopping at|When the kidneys clog you must help Babbit, Virginia and Mountain .Iron. |them flush off the body’s urinous Saturday they will go to Coleraine, |ywaste or you’ll be a real sick person the Superior docks and Duluth. * | ghortly, At first you feel a dull mis- ¥ ery in the kidney region, you suffer from backache, sick headache, dizzi- ness, stomach gets sour, tongue coat- newmethod of rolling (crimped,not pasted) s makes Spur’s good tobaccotastelastlonger. " Spur is “class” all through—even to the smart “brown-and-silver” package, triple- wrapping, that keeps Spurs fresh and fra- mflfi?fif‘:;"z’&fi grant. If you're fed up with ordinary cigar- Cigarertes (10 packages). Address: send us $2.00, and we shall be IF yourdealercannot supply you,, — “ROOSEVELT PARK” DEDICATED <IN MEMORY OF LATE COLONEL | g and you feel rheumatic twinges| - St ) : ' Minot, Aug. 26.— Dedication 'of |When the ‘weather is bad. - - " ettes, Spurs will give youa fresh start. T4 givi!",side Park hel'ef ae “!l!oosevelt» hf‘t‘l:l: meat, drinkhlots °fil;"‘m5 4 ; 212 FIFTH AVENUE i 'ark” in memory of the late -Col.|8lso get from any pharmaci our}. ' ; 3 { Theodore Roosevelt, will be among ounées of Jad Salts; take a table- Liceett & MyErs ToBaGE6 Ce . NEW-YORK CITY. © the ‘features of the second annual Spoonful in a glass of water before American Legion gathering for ex-|breakfast for a few days and your service men.of North Dakota. kidneys will then act fine. This fam- *. Leginnaires have some problemsiqu_ults is made from the acid of to dispose of but after their work is grapes and lemon juice, combined done_a ' multitude of ‘wmusements|with lithia, and has been used for have been planned for them. = Wed-|generations to clean clogged kidneys nesday evening two fat steers will and stimulate them to normal activ- be™ sacrificed at a barbeque | after ity, also to neutralize the acids in which a ten round boxing exhibition |urine, so it no longer is a source of| will be staged .between . Moran of |irritation, thus ending bladder weak- Harlem, Mont., and Cassidy of Out-|ness. . ,. Mont. Three preliminaries| Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in- fith a purse of $50 each will be|jure; makes a delightful effervescent staged by boxers among the legion- | lithia-water drink which everyone naires. - should take now and then to keep On the second night everyone will | the kidneys clean and active. Drug- be invited to join in a street dance. gists here say they sell lots of Jad| - There are 190 posts in the state|Salts to folks who believe in over-| and 800 delegates are expected from | coming kidney trouble while it is these. only trouble. \ )