Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 16, 1920, Page 6

1 AILY PIONEER e VI TR ,rrminspu EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1920 Muskegon; Miél{.. 1ay off the Milwau- kee breakwater all last night waiting for a break in the blizzard which rag- THARDING PLANS TO CALL | BANKERS ASK FARMERS | ANERICAN CITIENS it CE| T0 SHLL PART OF GRAIN) MOLESTED IN SHYRNA\f = b st - ! (By United Press) (By United Press) (By United Press) Wfl%‘l‘:eeufli:sg;t tth“‘ “‘":;l‘é‘;gl'mr . " Marion, Dec. 16.—Calling of a ismarck e —The " 1| Paris, Dec. 16.—Ameriean citizens| The United Sa €8 Weaty ean BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. new peace conference together in the bar?k:::;‘? co,m[r)neliteemln s:,::m:pfi::e at Smyrna have been molested, fol- h;“:i"”"“ed the storm over the lake abating. Q 2 \ United States to revise the League of | a]] day yesterday, adopted resolutions lowing declaration; of a state of seige AND FOREIGN ' ' MARKETS—LOCAL Discussion Is Held on Many Important Topics at iness - GRAIN AND HAY ' MBATS Nations covenant or 'organize a new |calling upon farmers to sell ten per by Greek troops, the French foreign Busi Session. » — association of nations, is one of the|gent ft fl?e grai‘:nthey are no:v hnl;d- office declared, today. Official dis- P 0ats, DU eeevenvnnss . .45c-60c |Mutton . . . . .13c | projects under consideration by pre- |ing asking public treasuries to pay patches gave no further declaration. The Frohn Equitable Farmers’|ged Clover, medium, lb. -10c-12¢ | Hogs, d"? . I '1Tc-13¢|Sident-elect Harding. The conference| running expenses from tax collec- Americans in Smyrna were believ- club met at Nels Willet’s last Satur-{wneat, hard . .... " '$1.10-51.20 | Dressed: beet, ;1b. ¢-10¢ | Probably will be held in Washington. | tjons and urged creditors to ,? a|ed to be Red Cross and other relief | day, for a yery interesting meeting. wheat, soft . *7$1.10-31.20 | Turkeyé, live, 1b. "580.300| Harding has’'not made a final de-| chattel mortgages to help: bieael %o workers who went to the reglon with ‘After an excellent luncheon the gath-(Rye bu. . . . ...$1.10{0ld Toms, live, 1b. .. " 200-25¢ | cision on the proposal but it is under- | procent ‘financial siutaiton.® the allied. troops and have remained riny separated into the woman’s 3 Geese, live, 1b. .. 20¢-23¢ stood he is seriously conn;dering such A committee headed by F. W. Ca- there during Greek occupation. Ducks, iive, 1b. .. ‘l6c-18c|® conference. JHis advisors say itltnro, director of state bank chair- Buy Christmas. Seals— S would either re-vamp the existing|men, was a ( 5 ppointed to confer with 1 league frame work or create an en-|the North Dakota Bankers' associa- sToRM oN I.Am Is tire new structure. ,Intimations from | tion. The committee decided to meet b 52 some .of his advisors: were that the PR’ president-elect is leaning toward an on Tuesday to form a milllon dollar mokm ABAT[NG ‘auxiliary known as the Sunshine so- ciety and the men’s section, for busi- VEGETABLES ness session. Mrs. N .Willet, presi-|potatoes, per cwt., small dent, presided at .thé meeting of the| jots .. ..... / Hens, 4 lbs. and over. .20¢ .85¢-90¢c HIDES Sunshine society, where the question & i of providing better entertainment Potatoes, car load lots -90c-$1.00 Cow hides, No, 1, 1b. corporation to pool North Dakota’s se '——g . for the young people was discussed. | Cabbage, Wt . .........$1.50-32.00 Bull hides, No. 1, Ib. entirely new program of internation- | cyrities and market them outside the € Plahs were lald for entertaining the|Onlons, dry . . .$1.60-32.00 |Kipp hides, No. 1, Ib. sl relstions. state. (By United Press) young people at parties held at pri- Beans, cwt . . .$6-37 | Calf ekins, No. 1b, Buy Christmas Seals—— Buy Christmas Seals Milwaukee, Dec. 16—The Goodrich GO vate homes and occasionally at the Butterfat . . 60c | Deacons, each .". y S liner, Alabama, carrying 100 pas- : o bt 2 * .y town. hall. Use of a stereopticon with | Eggs, fre.sh. dozen .. .62c-65c|Horse hides, large i 3 slides was suggested for some of the Chicago, Dec. 16.—Potato receipts, 13 cars. Marke dy. slides was BBEee o e vities the | Northers ohites. sacked, $1.35 to $1.50; Idaho russets, $2.00" UNDER CONSIDERATION| MEMBERSHIP OF LEAGUE societ; ill aid in taking care of the . 2 ;s Stek in the e mmunity. Other pro- §$01 $520%5 ;$1;d15nsnesota and North Dakota Red River Ohios, sacked,| " . 0 $1.90. (By United Press) Fargo, N. D., Dec. 16.—Necessity| Geneva, Dec. 16 (By Henry Wood) ADDITIONAL wm ADS jects are being handled in a very active and intelligent manner. I At the men’s meeting A. ‘'W. Hos —_——————————————————= 0t international cooperation _with|—Membership of the League of Na- Xins, president, presided. After dis-fcame up for an interesting- discussion | cember 18, was announced and every [ Canada and provision of district laws | tions was raised to forty-five today. posing of routine business, the pos-|during. which many obscure points|one was urged to attend. The sup-|in North Dakota and South Dakota | by admission of the state of Luxem sibility of organizing a livestock | were cleared up. It was pointed out|port of agricultural development |conforming to Minnesota laws, permit bourg and of Finland. Austria was shipping and produce association was that the county agent is hired by the | work by special tax levy was sug- ting the furnishing of districts for admitted yesterday. Finland pre- . suggested by Nels Willet. County Board of Directors even though he|gested by those present and briefly [ flood control work, was stressed this viously had shown her willingness to . Agent Dvoracek was invited to talk, imay be suggested or recommended | descussed. . morning by speakers at the morning | cooperate with the league by permit- County Agent Dvoracek frankly session of the Tri-State Flood associ- | ting the Alland Islands dispute to go wood, 16-ft. length. Phone 602-J. stated that county agents are viewed |2tion- before it. * J. A. Dawson. 6t12-22 Ideal as a Christmas Gift and took the association’s suggested |hy the Extension Division of the Ag- as topics for discussion. He explained | ricultural college. This division co- . the advantages of a live stock sihp-joperates with the County Farm Bu- | with more or less suspicion by farm- Such laws will be asked of the com- ,::n:agzsrzgfi?t;m' s:‘::::nees ;‘;e;?:g: ng' reau in working out local problems | eI%, the farmers sometimes feeling ;l;f;’ leg:zrtqrs,mDlstrticlshw‘;)ulfd com- = s Many other electrical appli- 2 - | under control of the Board of Di-|that the agent is inclined to favor se areas in the watershed of many 9 5 . sodiations. He pointed out that such | rocrors. The state and national fed- |the business men at the expense of rivers, irrespeciive of state boun- 0 ure or (<] & lll ances appropriate for gifts D of state and nation-wide problems [ attitude .is unwarranted+and urged ‘ must e .8 i i C \ out of improductive dairy cows, and bet! °C |strong tri-state organization with Altho this dreaded, Diseuse ravaged the Country last year yet a cure store. osibili n 3 contronting the farmer with especial | better u;derstandlng and closer co the &Joperatlon of gfiected o ia of g‘“ }'eall;{‘not e Do it st Medica| Authorities say another Epi- ganization for shipping in better live- 3 o ;| Canada, before the work can be car- lemic will occur. . ) stock. The Minnesota Potato Ex- products of all kinds. cll:il‘thewithroil:: ml:a;'ll:lm.i.l;)le 1":tlil‘mersr ried to completion. Wq urge everybody, the minute you feel a c_old coming on, have fever change was explained and its advant-| The county agent emphasized: | {00, o i 9 "°m°d ‘;" 4 T. L. Twitchell of Fargo, J. M. | or chills, dull aches or const‘zation. to take a TIICO, CLEANSING, PUR- E flTA ELEGT ln ages were pointed out. The building | that the success of the state and na- a live one, and is ac-| witherow of Moorhead, and George | IFYING LAXATIVE. ; of a potato warehouse at Rosby, the |tional federations depended on the :g:‘ggfil}:":‘il’:‘“"h for the progress of | paipn, St. Paul, former state engi-| Bathe your feet in hot salt water, take a good big cup of HOLLISTER'S AT . 7,1 | Searcat rallroad station, was urged, |strength of the County Farm Bureau, unity. nect of Minhesota were appointed on | ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (warm), and g0 to bed for the night—chances| and 4 E 0. with [lLerhlaps "aflllslintllg;li wlt;- al 'larg!e and urged tthnt eve:{ tilam;ei; beilame —— the representative committee and A.|are you will feel fine the next morning and it won’t be so easy for the| Phons’ : * Elks Bldy organization at Bemidji, and also af-|a member to suppo he federations . B. Kaercher of Ortonville, Minn., as | “Flu” or Grippe to get you. | Phone 26 s Bldg. filjation with the Minnesotu Potato in getting resuls in thewr efforts for| THE PIONEER WANT ADS)|president. H. C. Mathwig of Red Buy a package today, have it in the House and use it at the very first | . \\ Exchange. the farmers. The annual meeting of Lake Falls, reported on the Red Lake | warning. Mothers should closely watch the children and treat them with-! The Farm Bureau the Farm Bureau on Saturday, De- BRING RESULTS district. out delay. Tea or tablets, 35c.—Boardman’s Drug Store. FLOOD CONTROL LAWS RAISED TO FOURTY-FIVE| Sveseee o s s trem Aniuaes 1o TR~ Old Folks EA Young Folks | Middle Aged Folks WANTED —Cleaning gt ~ Marktiam | A1 will appreciate the . Hotel. 3t12-18| cheery warmth of an FOR SALE—Dry Jack pine body Electric Heater also the possibility of using the or-|.tiention devoted to marketing farm |operation between town and country. organization Yy, Holiclay , 1t Suggestions THERE ARE MANY THINGS IN OUR STORE WHICH WILL MAKE SPLENDID AND APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS. : SOME OF THE MOST USEFUL ONES ARE TO BE FOUND EX- CLUSIVELY IN THIS STORE. SENGBUSCH! INKWELLS PR ; ‘ ECLIPSE INKWELLS ., = ' : PENCIL SHARPENERS S 1921 DIARIES, 25¢ to $6.00 CHRISTMAS BOXES SEALING WAX CHRISTMAS HANDY BOXES ! . FRAMED MOTTOES, 75¢ to $10.00 . EVERSHARP PENCILS, $1.00 to $5.00 : TEMPOINT FOUNTAIN PENS, $2.50 to $4.00 BOX STATIONERY, 15¢ to $2.00 LOOSE LEAF LEATHER NOTE BOOKS LEATHER PORTFOLIOS FILING DEVICES OFFICE FILES ‘ ' : \ DESK CALENDARS " , g Pioneer Stationery House ) ~