Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 4, 1920, Page 6

S of ‘three from Swift,& Co. last even- ing: on the “Crawford alleys, losing it the last game by ten pins. Comorrow at 2 o’clock the Roofers neet Clifford & Co. on alleys 1 and 2 * and- Swift & Co. meet the Oilers on X 3 and 4. On the next shift ‘the Pioneers meet Koors Bros. These 4re games. on the regular schedule, but are to be played ahead of time. 1 :l‘he first, of the season schedule *h Ihying the othér team three ‘ghntes,. ‘the ‘schedule is the same with the ex- ception of twe games played by each team.instead of three/ A complete schedule is now being made_up so that there will be no misunderstand- ing. | st evening’s scores were as fol- ' lows: CLIFFORD & CO. i 150 ndithe second half of | BACK OR INSODE ... yvhave {vel CEMENT PIPING A SUCCESS WHEN PROPERLY CONSTRUCTED Washington, D. C. Dec. 4.—Poor construction has brought concrete pive into disfavor, but when properly | made such piping is undoubtedly a! success, says irrigation engineers of the Bureau-of Public Roads, United+ States Department of Agriculture. It was at first thought that concrete! could ‘be used for low pressures only, but better methods of construction L ’ Oats, bu. .. Red Clover, m Wheat, hard . ... Wheat, soft . GRAIN AND HAY ment is generally used when the heads exceed-15 or 20 feet. Department Bulletin 852, prepar- ed by the Bureau of Public Roads, on the adaptation and use of concrete piping, points.out that the carrying cavity lessens very little over a pe- riod of years. After 15 years' serv- Cabbage, cwt . . Onlons, dry. . . Beans, cwt . .. Butterfat . ... Eggs, fresh, dozen Kerr 134 141|ice, such a pipe showed a deposit Becker 156 138 129 only one-sixteenth of an inch thick Bush 166. 143 132 on the inner surface. Another ad-|saeked, $1.90 to $2.05. Krause 135 141 156|vantage possessed by this material is gemdnp 128 124 181|that the pipe can be constructed on = andicap 9 9 69| the ground where it is to be laid, R Tl_; _; R, :‘hu? simplitying transportation’ dif- BEM[D-" SEALSALE To 'otals 8 808 | ficulties which might oceur if the 1 SWIFT & CO. heavy pipe sections had to be carried BE 0PENED NEXT WEEK ‘Whiting’ 140 142 110 ito the site of a drainage ditch or an M. Sande - 162 125 12| Irrigation project. ’ g?;iléy 128 o 1265 il |Funds Raised Are Used By the é.ange" 181 161 3| WOMEN TAKING MEN’S ! National, State and Local rowe 160 178 T P Handicap 21 21 JOBS IN THE ORIENT Health Organizations - Potals 79z 799 By HENRY W. KINNEY, ! g “‘Standing of the teams: Won Lost Pet. Clifford & Co. 4 2 666 Pioneers . 4 2 .666 Koors Bros. 3 3 500/ Oilers .. 3 3 .500 Swift & Co. 2 4 333 Roofers 2 4 .333 UNCLE SAM HAS HALF A . MILLION “BOAT FANS” New York, Dec. 4.—It is ostimutedi by leaders of the National Association | of Engine & Boat Manufacturers, who| will stage the National Motor Boat| Show in this city ‘next month, that there are close to a half mfilion motor | beat -enthusiasts in the United States., - This probably accounts for the fact that practically every inch of space, in the Grand (Central Palace, where| the big show will be held, has been, snapped up by the manfacturers lni the marine industry, desirous of reaching this large following of the sport. In fact it is said that over| 50 per cent of the space available in the big exposition building had been contracted for before last seas- on's show was closed, and that prac- tically all of it had been sold out long| before the definite date of this seas-| on’s exposition had been announced. | Most of these half million follow- ers of the game are seasoned vet- ', erans who look forward to‘the An-| nual -Motor Boat Show, as they do to Christmas or any other holiday and hundreds and hundreds-of them | spend the entire week in New York! -examining the new things which! have been created in the industry, during the season. | The' show this year opens at 8 p. m. on Friday, Deember 19 -and will continue for ten days, Sunday cxcept- ed, boing open daily from 10:30 a. m. until 10:30 p. m. The committee of the National As-| sociation in charge of the exhibition, i3 the same as for the display of last February, namely: John J. Amory, | chairman; James Craig and ‘Charles| C. Criqui. Ira Hand, Secretary of| the association, will ‘again be the; ' general manager and is working out all’of the details, | CLAIMS CANCER CURE | BY BLOOD INFUSION| fou,d that they are particularly use- was formerly an actress, while others life.” MINNESPTA JONATHANS i Istukes for that varfety of | three states thought they had a walk- (Unitel Press Corespondent) - | Funds raisd by the sale of Christ- Tokio—(By Mail)—The inroadsimas seals are u:'ed only by the Nsa— which Japanese women are beginning|tional Tuberculosis association and to make into various flelds of activi-|1 990 affiliated state, county and lo- ties heretofore monopolized by men, |eal public health organizations, it is are increasing day by day, and even|emphasized in a special announce- n government offices are represen-|ment made here today by Chairman tatives of the sterner sex being forcedy:Mrs. C. R. Sanborn of the Count: to yield to their weaker sisters. * |Sea] Sale committee. v Altho:gh it i“h ge;eln"&fyi said flt“;t “It has become necessary to inform women have no hea or ures, e i i i Siatistical section of the departient | pg Public again that Christmas seals of agriculture was one of the first| American Red Cross,” said Mrs. San- government branches to employ wom-| Lo, “Dollars invested in. health en in clerical capacities, although through the purchase of Christmas they have for seme time past served|gegls_or health bonds which are as telephone operators. The experi- i ment has been declared such a suc- zfi;‘:::'}::dsgf;;do not go to the cess that hereafter the forestry-of- “Fy : b 'or seventeen years Christmas fices will follow the example, and|goq)5 have financed the fight against girls will be allowed to enter the serv- . A ice as clerks or stenographers. Their :‘r‘:egz‘ilr?gs:?ga?:dth::?e;: “gllf:iattxg:\i pay as such will run from 35 cents " g fo-65 cents & day, which s not so bad | 2o, "o, are Tuberculosis Christimas for Japan. The official emblem of the American Red Cross, formerly used on the Christmas seal, has been. re- placed by the scarlet double barred cross, the official emblem of the pub- lic health associations waging the in- ternational fight against tuberculosis. “The dollars with-which ‘men, wom- en and children of this community are buying Christmas seals to stick on all letters and packages this month, are used in this county to fight tu- berculosis and other preventable dis- eases in every rural and urban com- munity in this county. A part of the Christmas seal fund goes to the Min- nesota Public Health ' association— Women are also being employed | recently as detectives, and it has been ful/in certain lines where men fail. “We have found female detectives very useful,” says the head of one of the Tokio pcllce{reclncts. ““Men can- not be used for' shadowing women, while womén detectives do this very well. We do not, however, employ women who are too iood looking. We have already a number of women on our detective force, ranging in age from 20 to 40 years. One of these ome from various other walks of ) MAKE CLEAN SWEEP Horticulturists at University Farm were thrilled when word was brought back that Minnesota grown Jonathan apples had won all of the first and second prizes as well as the sweep- apples shown at the Mid-West Horticultural Exposition held at Council Bluffs, lowa. . The Jonathans were grown in the orchard of D. C. Webster of La- Crescent, Minnesota, and were in competition at Council Bluffs with Jonathans of Missouri, Arkansas, and southern lowd. Growers from those away until the Minnesota opened his barrels and boxes. Summarized, Mr. ‘Webster's win- nings on various apple varieties were (By United Press) | Berlin—(By Mail) —What he be-| lieves to be a cure for cancer of the, stomach has been discovered by Dr.| i!l;)llin, a famous Hamburg special-| st. From the fact that this cancer is found only in persons above 30 years| of age, Dr. Rollin concluded that the! blood and bodies of persons under 30| contained some substance which, warded off cancer. As a result, he/ experimented with blood infusion| from younger persons, and found that the results were satisfactory and “l’lfd' he Hamburg university has taken up Rollin’s "work, and has already concluded that, whether or not the in- jection method is a cure, it surely ef- fects remarkable improvement. A/ man, treated in the Eppendorfen hos- pital, has been released and is now able to-work. ‘The experiments will be carried further to develop whether the meth-| odieffects a lasting cure. | 1 “S’({RODL!WE.EK" WILL BE (s, OBESERVED IN MINNESOTA | —_— \ 5 (By United Press) | Q16 $tpiPaul, Dec. 4.—“School week” | syl be observed thruout the nation| «ibeginning toforrow. | ‘Bducational authorities are taking advantage of the national observance | to spread-thriout the country inform- | ation ‘regarding the neceds of educa- tion. Larger appropriations for edu- icational work \ivill be ht. An urgent need is better snlaries for | teachers in ordlcr fhiat the L stand- | ards plfl tiop may be maintained, 1aceardi! J. M: McConnell, com- education in Minnesota. “ missionér “THE PIONEER WANT ABS . BRING RESULTS e o E B Ifrom the counties of Itasca and St. wife ‘ articles to novel use, 'for | er fountain. Then two lighted torches five big sweepstakes, 19 firsts, three seconds, and two thirds. He return- ed to Minnesota with $134 in cash premiums and five loving cups. In his ordchard at LaCrescent he has more than 200 Jonathan trees. The Minnesota potate exhibits, all Baker concert at your own home. Louis carried off 66 per cent of the prize money at the Council Bluffs Ex- position. Wife or Mother Fitst? Many a man has been torn be- tween a sense of duty to his wife and to his mother. Asked at Tottenham (Eng.) police court the other day why | he did not support his mother, a man said: “My wife comes first with me; she comes second, third and fourth, too, and if there’s any left over, then it iIs my wife again.”” “He was a very unselfish man,” sald London's lady mayoress, Lady Cocper, when asked to express an opinion. “But he’s wrong. 1t his mother had left him on a door- step when he was small he wouldn’t have had a wife. A man should never forget his own mother, in spite of his acknowledged by Jap Water Wizards. The particular form of wagic In which the Japs excel has to do with water. With a bowl of flowers, a sword, a fan, and two Japanese boys a conjurer in Japan can produce four fountains. Kor, with a wave of his hand, from the blade ‘of the sword spurts forth a leaping flood of water, from the flowers another mystic wave, and from the top of the head of one. boy there springs another fountain, and so on, On being handed a cup and saucer, the wizard puts those homely flo sooner does he wave his hand again over the | cup than there bursts forth still anoth- and Victrola. your home right now. Bemidji are handed to him, but they, too, from the midst of the.flames, send forth an- other “waterspd .45¢-50c .10c-12¢ .10-$1.20 .$1.10-$1.20 | have convinced the engineers that its| pue py . . ... ..ive.n.. b use is not limited in this regard.. In Rye, pu. s+ $1.10 this country, toncrete piping is now 5 used to withstand 100-;00: head pres- | VEGETABLES sures, and in Europe, Iines have been er cwt., 11 built which endure pressure heads of Pq}t:::e.l,.y by ama ... .85c-90¢ everal hundred feet. Steel reinforce- Potatoes, car load lots .90¢-$1.00 .$1.50-52.00 .+ ..$1.50-52.00 & SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1920 BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. MEATS Mutton . . . . Hogs, 1b. .. win s+ 118106 Dressed beef,"1b. . . .8¢c-10c Turkeys, live, 1b. .28c¢-30c Old Toms, live, 1 +20c-25¢ Geese, live, 1b. .20c-28¢c Ducks, iive, 1b; ., ...16c-18¢ Hens, 4 1bs. and over.......... 20¢ f HIDES Cow hides, No, 1, Ib....... Rull hides, No. 1, Ib. . Kigp hides, No. 1, Ib. Calf skins, No. 1, 1b. Deacons, each . ... the state agent of the National Tuber-| 49 “Gifts That Last” at her oncert you'll surely want to hear her beautiful voice again. And you-can hear it whenever you wish. With a Vietrola you can have a -any time right in You can have her repeat for you at will the same superb renditions you enjoyed at her concert. Come in and we'll gladly play them. You’ll be delighted with them —you’ll'realize that the Victor Rec- ords by Baker bring to you, her art and personality with unerring txuth. 1t is this absolute fidelity that em- phasizes the supremacy of the Victro- la, so firmly established on a basis of great thingsactually accomplished; a ~ supremacy readily recognized and est artists who make records exclu- sively for the Victor. Daily demonstrations of the various styles of the Victor Come in and hear them. By taking ad- vantage of our'easy terms, you can get a Victrola for BARKER'’S DRUG and - JEWELRY STORE Phonograph Department—Lucile Cota Horse hides, large. culosis association—for general anti- tuberculosis and public health work throughout the state. A smaller part goes to the Natjonal Tuberculosis as-| sociation to finarice the fight against| disease nationally. The recognized treatment of the | disease has become almost standard | throughout the world. The purpose of the treatment is the building up of the body, healing of damaged tissues, and the walliig in of the germs so that they may not be conveyed to other points, forming new foci of de- structive activity. There are no medi- | cines, tuberculins, serums of vaccines| that will cure tuberculosis. Nature heals and the ‘patient helps by secur- ing rest, fresh air, proper and suffi- cient food, and by maintaining a sanguine and tranquil state of mind. It takes a long time to heal tissues PROCEEDINGS | OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7, OF BELTRAMI COUNTY, MINNESOTA - November 23, 1920. The refiular meeting of the Board ot Education was called to order Tues- day, November 23rd, at 7:45 o'clock P. M"by Mrs, Netzer, president pro tem. took 'charge of the. balance moeting. # Members present: Netzer, Tuomy, Mo- lander, Brooks, E. H. Smith and Bagby. Membeér absent, J. W. Smith. Moved by Brooks, secondéd by Mo- lander that the minutes of the las. mesting stand approved as read. - Car- of ried. Moved by Tugmy, seconded by Brooks that the’ Novi “payroll_amounting to_$10,189.55 be allowed. Carried. Moved by Brooks, seconded by Net- zer that two days be allowed as vaca tion at Thenksgiving time, namely Thursday and Friday. Carried, Moved by Brooks, seconded by Mo- lander to accept bld of C. E. Battles Hardware store, amounting to $65.31. Carried. Moved by Brooks, seconded by Mo- alnder,, to allow one room of the Lin- coln sc¢hool bui] day night of each week from 7:30 to 9:00 P. M., for class in Citizenship. Carried. : - Adjourned, _ | E. H SMITH, , President. J. T. TUOMY, Clerk. N the world’s great- Minn. i {New habits of life must be learned will assist in giving sufferers the prop- . | LChicago, Dec. 4.—Potato receipts, 58 cars. Market steady. Northern whites, bulk and sacked, $1.60 to $1.75; Idaho rurals, AGENT Wanted in Bemidji., Sell the Biwabik, Minn. 1monl-4 —— e FOR RENT—Furnished room, 315 America ave. : to2t12-6 that have been invaded by so insidious a foe as the tubercle bacilli. Not months, but years, are usually re- quired to bring about permanent ar- rest of the disease. The battle is'a long and tedious one. It is a passive fight which is the hardest for previ- ously active men to settle down to. acquired. and a new _self-control Hence the value of a period of treat-|| ment in a ‘ell-conducted sanatorium which is more a school of life than a hospital. Christmas seals purchased freely —_—— e ADDITIONAL WANT ADS CLERKS—Over 17, for postal mail service. $125 month. Experience unnecessary. Eor free particulars, of examination, write R. Terry (former Civil Service Examiner) 119 Continental Bldg., Washing- ton, D. C. 3t12-7 ——— e original Watkins Remedies, Spices, extracts, etc. Necessities and re- peaters. . All or spare time. Write Watkins Co., 59 Winona, Minn. 1t12-4 FOR SALE—Steam Power Plant, at a ‘bargain. We have equipped our plant with electric motors and have the following equipment fer -sale at a price that will save you hundreds of dollars: Two 14-ft. by 48-in. tubular boilers with new grates, injectors feedpump all cast- ings smokestack and breeching and all brick. One Phoenix 12x16 inch horizdntal steani engine,~t4x84-in. flywheel: One Nagle 9x12-inch hor- izontal steam engine, 14x42-in. fly- wheel., One duplex steam pump, 5-inch suction, 4-inch discharge, brass fitted. ‘We have used the above equipment two years and is as good as néw. We can furnish all lubricators, valves, pipe and fittings for a complete plant. Just the thing for a.sawmill or any steam power plant of 100 h. p. Bi- wabik Sand and Gravel Company, Smith, president, arriving later| FOR RENT—Large modern e front room downstairs, furnished or un- furnished, also two-other rooms, at 621 Bemidji ave. 2t12-6 WANTED—A woman or girl as house WANTED—Sewing, 510 Third Sk % for plumbing tools|most heartfelt thanks and apprecia- tion to the many kind friends for their sympathy and help during our latesgad bereavement? 1t12-4 @hrist Address W. 0. 6t12-10 keeper, good wages. S, care of Pioneer. street. 3t12-7 EXPRESSION OF THANKS We hereby wish to express our James Paul, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hinshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Kieler. er care and rest. The sale will be)LEGION AUXILIARY TO . launched in Bemidji next week and HEET MONDAY NIGHT every resident is urged to buy gener-| Tpe American @ Legion Auxiliary ously. will meet at the Civic and Commerce Yooms on Monday evening at eight o’clock. Election of ofticers will take Subscribe for Tts Daily }xnneer. place and all members are urged-to be present. 3 Special Club-House Four-Layer Brick of LANGDON’S: Sanitary Ice Cream | For Your Sunday Dinnef French Vanilla Pistachio - | Strawberry ‘ Orange On s'ale'.'at all leading confectioneries in the ecity Langdon Mfg. Company LEATHER STORE K. Brown, Manager Third Street Heavy and Light Har- nesses and collars. Mittens, Gloves, Robes and Horse Blankets. Trunks, Suit Cases and Fancy Traveling Bags. Poultry and Stock Foods. Harnesses Oiled. Halters, Harness Parts . and Leather Extras. Oils 3nd Greases of all kinds. Medicines, . Gall Cure, st . \ Wool Fat. Repairing promptly done. . for ALl the Pear - ‘A solid year of Christmas cheer! Smiling faces and happy hearts! N crossing bridges! Who does not long for a way to make that true? Well, there is such a way and many are find- ing it. Give Christmas presents that are useful and will be appreciated the year 'round. They’ll recall to mind daily the happy given and received. Thus willthe Spirit of Christ- = mas be kept green. ® People who put thought into' their giving are saying “Merry Christm especially. Such presents invariably impress with their lasting elegance and good taste, yet they are And their great service commands the instant appreciation of the user. not expensive. There’s something electrical for all on your list, something they’ll be the happjer for having and using. Come and see. Minnesota Electric Light & Po'\;er Co. Elks Building mas Cheer - o time for worrying and occasion when they were as” electrically, this year Phone 26