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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
For Sale-Real Estate

BROOM HOUSE, POPULAR BEACH,
Name. summer guests. Fully fur
nished. electricity, clty water. screened
porches. trolley line. Improved street.
Lot 10 feet sront. Beautiful trees.
Photo mailed. Price $500. Owner, i
Breeds square, West Lynn. Mass.
ipr-6uit@
5o-ACRE FARM NEAR VILLAGE
and car line. Inquire OF Levi Barker.
East Vassaiboro. Ne apr.6c6t-
OR TO LET-A I0-ROOM HOUSE AND
barn with acres of land located a.
Manchester Forks. near school. store
and car line. Inquire Of Mrs. LiZzie
Hartung. Manchester, Me. apr26dl W
FINE SUBURBAN LOTS on CAR
line. 10 minutes service. 50x-0 steam
station ten minutes. nine one half miles
Boston. must De sold. Address Ltlll.
Cooper St, Greenwood. Mass.
apt.5uit"
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ter, who will he a patient at the
hospital.
.. w. Fisher Of Corinna. who has
been visiting his daughter. RS.
Fred Wakeiv. mas returned home.
William Files left Thursday morn
ing for Gardiner. where he is em-
ployed by the Maine Central Rail-
road.
There will be union meeting at
the Brown Memorial NJ. Z. church
next Sunday evening. Rev. +. e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

Friday with his family on Town
House Hill.
Mrs. Alfred Holt passed the day
Thursday With Mrs. Will Goodaie OF
Clinton v1..age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dixon passed
rho day in Waterville Thursday.
Harvey Holt and Emma Holt were
busine51 callers in Fairfield Wednes-
day.
Harold Holt and Rosa Holt passed
the dav in Waterville and Winslow
Friday.
Mrs. Marion Brackett who is
working at the National Home at
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Togus passed the day Sunday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Brackett OF Town House Hill.
Harry Bean vino has been cooking
at the Elnwood Hotel at Water
vile. is visiting his sister. Mrs. Dan
iei Bracket.
Mrs. George Monk spent tine day
Tuesda with her sister. Mrs James
Lowell Dean of Winslow
Mrs. Elmer Gerald returned from
Augusta. where she has been for
the past two weeks to be with her
husband. who is receiving surgical
treatment at the Augusta General
hospital. She reports that her hus-
band is doing as we'll as could he
expected. Mrs. Gerald left again for
Augusta Friday morning. accompa-
med by her mother, Mrs. T. s. Fos-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

Strength comes from we'll digested
and thoroughly assimilated food. Hoofs
Sa arsapar,lla tones the digestive organs,
and thus builds up the strength. II YOU
are getting run down. begin taking
Hoods at once It gives nerve. mental
and digestive str.nG;h--Adv.
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classified AD
RATES
o,yABLE IN ADVANCE

:; y" ,. FOR 3 times consecutive
ls w" sor q .imss CONSECUTIVE
s-. Insertions gro rata. ,...
~" i,harres for this class OF
.rsr+;si,s are too small to
- nlv charge on our books
Count the words in your ad
md send payment with your
order. .,.ss;-
Display advertising on classl. u.
~ .,re 80 additional to
rard rates.
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Cottages To Let
hummer Resorts. Cottages. etc.
FOR SALE At OLD ORCHARD

A bungalow of three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room and kitchen.
bath. flush closet, electric lights. ire
place. furnished, one minute to Post
Once. three minutes to water, sell for
s975.0o. 10000 down. balance IN rent.
Also one Of tbs est cottages OF Ave
sleeping rooms. dining room. living
room and kitchen. bath. rush closet.
city water, not and cold water, electric
lights. set tilbs ire place. piano. large
veranda. Nicely furnished. Sell $500
$1,000 10 down. balance in rent. This
rents for sac 90 for a season
Also cottage at Grand beach in the
grove, good view o water. Six sleep
ng rooms. iarg living room. dining
room c1d kitchen. batn. iU@h closet.
electric lights. hot and cold water. lot
I.nxl60 feer large tile fireplace. Sell ter
1900 90, $4,000 down, balance n rent.
Also a year round house II Camp
Ground Section. three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room and kitchen.
Hush closet. city water. Sell for $1,000.
S2OO % down. balance in rent.
Also cottages, rooming houses. res
tanrants. stores, hotels. etc, for sale
and 10 let.
W. II. DAVIS. Old Orchard. Maine.
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Poultry. Eggs. Etc.

THOROUGHBRED BARRED PLY
mouth Rock eggs 10 Matching from the
celebrated Stewart and DeCoster
strains. Guaranteed 9ooc fertile or re-
nIaced free. ST. per setting C3 eggs.
500 ger hundred Shipment by express
James II. Anes & Son, Bowdoinnam.
Maine. apr.u-W
CHICKEN FOOD. SCRATCH FOOL
dry mash. granuIated charcoal. dry
meat scraps. dry mash feeders. drink
ing fountains color leg bands. At
Coug.i lin ThomrsoI Co. nchisdtt
IIATCHING EGGS FROM PURE
bred Utility r. =. Reds. Sixth season.
single settings. l3 eggs. Sl.0G per 20;
81 F W. and VI. T. Lee. r. D, :. Au-
-usta nch1dtt
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20 acre lake shore farm

miles from city on state road; 6-Foom
house. barn. hen house and cottage.
tools anu some furniture. Sl4l".
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5 III III -tO-NdIn
Village Home

water heat. e!ec. lights, running wafer.
hard wood tioors. ire place, screened
III piazza. bath room. stable and ga. age.
tine lawn and srade tree. beautiful AXE
view. Il mile to Z. r.. !. mile 10 store.
church. postoftice. You can have II at
your price. Just make NE IN offer
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1O6 acres farm

on good -oad. & niles from t!t" ~
acres N line tiiaEc. pasture .irst class
tor Is head. large amount OF hummer,
tine room house. splendid 522Xts barn
tor cows and , horses: water n III"
house. buildings connected. first class
hen house. beautiful door yari VITA II
shade trees along The road; this ~ a
farm. Price S.9'0 '-to cash and Al
easy terms. Tools ANA iurnliIre n
GUIDED
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wh.cl: ne will use IN delivering Iii
coal this summer.
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sIx-RooM TENEMENT TO FAMILY
without children; fireplace. flush c.oset.
furnace. shed, piazza, garden. , chapel
street. apr.Sd3t
RENT OF 4 ROOMS ON HOSPITAL
ST. opposite State hospital. Harland
Barnes. Augusta, Ne. Tel. 3-M.
apr26d3t.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. MOD
era convenieuces. u Perham st.
SMALL RENT, FURNISHED OR IN
furnished; also dry storage room Tor
furniture. Inquire al Hartford House.
phone sel-W. apreidtf
CONVENIENT RENT ROOMS, 7
Gage St Place. Apply E. E. Parkman.
% Green st. Phone u4i-W. apre4dtf
FURNISHED ROOMS CONVENIENT
for light Housekeeping. Is Lincoln Ave.
Gardiner. apr22;d2w
FRONT ROOM. HEATED. ELECTRIC
lights. use Of bath and telephone. man
Tel. 356-M. apr2ad6t~
FIVE ROOM TENEMENT NEAR HAZ.
Yards shoe factory. Inquire S3 Lincoln
Ave, Gardiner. apr23dlw
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
modern conveniences. s. Court street.
apr2d1w@
sIx-RooM HOUSE ON BURLEIGH
street. near state House; modern i'm
provements. Apply 70 Carrie ". Brad
ford. a3 Water St. Phone ST-W.
aprsdte
FOUR MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR housekeeping, vacant May l. !!
Court ST. Place. apr2dlw-
7-ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE. ALL
modern improvements. Vacant about
May /. Apply 10 Bangor ST.. City
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
aprlsd.t
BEST FINISHED HOUSE IN CITY,
Everything new. min rooms, hard wood
floors. Garage. Is State St S. c. Wen-
ster. apr.Sdir
HOUSE. CNFCI.NISHED OR PART
Kennebec Journal. aprladtt
FURNISHED ROOMS. ALSO STOR-
age room. Il Green ST. Telephone
654-M apri5dti
GARAGE. ALSO DRY STORAGE
room. Tel. Ie15-W. l3 Melville st.
TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT AC-
commodations at Bowdoin Inn. Large
rooms. excellent dining service. Gail
43c-M apr.dtf
SIX ROOM TENEMENT WITH BATH
on State street. One seven room rent
with bath. electric lights. gas and coal
range, furnace. in central location.
May ist. one steam heated Office on
Water. street. Augusta Real Estate
Association. aprodtf
SMALL HOUSE IN HALLOWELA
Has a small garden spot. Apply 10 w.
II. Perry. IS Second ST.. HalloweIl.
aprldtf
SMALL TENEMENT n HALLO-
we'll. Hardwood doors. electric lights
and other conveuiences. Apply to w
II. Perry. s. Second st. mch2dtf
NEW THREE, FOUR. FIVE OR SIN
room reasonable rents: also garage. Il.
h. Harvey. Glenn View. Augusta.
.nch3dt.
WARN ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
housekeepln privileges. Lodgings ~
cents to 81. Hartford ,use. Phone
9l-W, tan21dtf
TWO SMALL OFFICES, STEAM
ne and elevator service. Augusta
Trust Comp aug.4dtf
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For Sale-Horses. Cattle. Etc.

CHESTNUT MARE. GOOD DRIVER.
and new mich COW. both N first class
condition. IS Mill street. Augusta.
apro6d3t~
GUERNSEY HEIFER. YEARS OLD,
shoats and sheep with lambs Har-
land Barnes Tel. S2-M apra6d5t-
REG GUERNSEY COW WITH BULL.
calf z. &. Jackson. Vassalboro. Ne.
apr25d3: :
l. SHEEP AND 5 LAMBS. z. H.
Sums Tel. o19-6 apreJd3; :
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LEVI T. WILLIAMS
Local Manager
apr,9-@-2i-2S
TEL. JIf-iII.

:o-ACRE POULTRY AND TRUCK
farm i'll Gardiner, :. niles % stat on.
gocd house. barn ana nutoullGinG-. :ieid
pasture ana wood. good ne.ghooraoo1.
rear schools. . Minutes walk 10 new
state road. cnance for 20 hens. ever
thing N good snape. price $3.50. ANY one
wanting a nice- ii,tie home will ind
his the biggest bargain yer. Victor
Ring, Isl Washington ST.. Bath. Ne.
Tel. 24s-R after 30. apr:sd Il
STORE AT GRAY CORNER ON IN
reruroan line. known as the Clark Store.
-0x50 Fl. store suitable for any KIND of
blsine s. eS eclally grain. gro e:ie9.
hardware dry goods and millinery,
store S Two story. nice basement Under
whole store. furnace for heating, silent
Sd ieSnen snow cases, } nice Offices an1
. large storage rooms on upper foor;
must be seen to be appreciated. Write
or telephone Cole Brothers. T.. Ray
T1Glu. Ne. aor2-2i-T
IF YOT- HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED
dollars n cash YOU can ouE one OF he
IandSoTeSt new houses Il the city:
this house has never been occupied anu
IS modern 20 the last detail. balance or
price can ne paid as rent. If you think
von cannot own a new home because OF
nigh prices YOU are mistaken. as this
beautiful tIome will De sold At pre- war
prices: FOR further particulars enquire
apr1dst~
LITTLE But GOOD PAYING BCSI-
ness N The city. good reason for sale.
Address = ~. kennebec Journal, Au-
gusta. lpr25lIT
HOUSE WITH TWO ACRES Of
land. John {. Burns. 20 Lincoln Ave.
Gardner. apr3diW-
SMALL PLACE IN PITTSTON ON f.
Ii. all IN good repair. Call ana SEE On
viii Chapman, Gardner, Maine. r Il.
-proo5od.w'
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE ON
state road between Augusta and Hal
lowell. Large sleeping porch. bulltin
buffet. china closet. linen closet ana re-
frigerator Ever modern convenience
Two-car garage. Water St. Tel.
Il26-M lpr24d3t~
THIS IS THE TINE TO LOOK AT :.
farm. buildings nearly new, IS acres.
main road. 4 miles 10 village. Augusta.
Is. easy terms. slA0. K. Nennebec
Journal. aprIS;do:'
s1x-ROoM HOUSE IN SOUTHPORT.
facing water. suitable for summer nome
or all the year round. In iirst class
repair Short walk from landing anu
casino. On state road. near school and
1ostoffice. Bargain az The price asked.
Inquire OF john ". Hart. Floral ST..
Bath, Ne aprlsdl:t
HOUSE AND LOT, HOME OF H P
BlouSett. II kInSSDurE street. Gardiner,
Me. Call from go \. u. 20 I clock
and from 20 SO. apr.1dlw
VILLAGE FARM. ELECTRICS RUN
by the place. A bargain. Booker St.
Thomaston. Ne. aprlid15t
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW. MOD
ern conveniences. we'll loca.ed on car
line good corner lot. J. W. Beck
Agency, 07 Water street. Telephone
Io47-V. apri4def
THE SCHLMANE HOUSE. ,tORNE Elk
Of Fremont street and Liucolr. Avenue.
Gardiner, Maine Two story and Il halt.
double tenement house. with garage
garden and two extra lots. one on FIRE.
mont street ana one on Lincoln Ave-
nue.. inquire of c. A. knight, Admins
traitor Gardiner, Maine. mch3idtf
OR no LEr-STORE on BUSINESS
street. Winthrop. Maine. Win maze
suitable store for any mercantile ous,-
ness Apply at Augusta Trust Co. An-
gusta. or the branch n: Winthrop Ne.
an31dtf
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WINTHROP FARM

WINTHROP FARM
handsome oe alton 1o 70 fields
buildings
for
Recently run a
IS ACRE FARM
On
25 TONS Good pasture
buildings
TO BE HEADQUARTERS FOR CITY NEARsY couN-
REAL ESTATE
sEc COUNTY FARMS.
&: =: &1<&4& Agency
Ausueta Maine thuae
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y - work THIS CITY REIN
e --a.-.-..-r@. 1rass beds, automo-
IS. = ~ .1r'kod 80 daily without
Ia. ~ .E0A~'4r- Write Gunme,at
.- IN. --,..r.--. Ill. apr8dlts
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Piney Heights
+ 4 Il NJ

Winthrop. Maine. For Sale or For Rent
One of the most attractive places in the
State: 80 acres. brick house fitted tor
sentieman's home, sanitarium or surE-
mer boarders, With all modern I'M
provements. For further infornat ton,
write
JOHN T. SLOCOMB,
Is kensington Rd.,
Edgewood, Prov K. l.
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W.T. - WORDS FOR A SONG.
x v7':e MUSIC ana guarantee pup
s.sc acceptance. submit poems.
fs,-0;.. ova n any subject. Chester
N.st, Co.. . So. LearDorn. Suite I.t.
C.garc. apr26dlt-
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LITTLE But GOOD PAYING BCSI-
ness IN the city. good reason for sale.
Address = ~ kennebec Journal. Au-
gusta. lpr.5;ifv
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{. A. Strout Farm Agency
LARGEST IN THE WORLD

Tie to them if you want 20 sell or want
to buy. You viii get a square deal.
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, -S.AM, MEDIUM. READINGS
4p1loi 81, Augusta. Ne. Tel.
apr5dSts
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.-C7.-rv SlLESMEN, $500 YEAR
4ss. g sell ir- goods trade. FABRIC
t:. cr7--e-r. state managerial posi-
1as -wal, producers. Computing YARD
.sss--e e.. q y. Dearborn St. chi
ssc apra6d1t-
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IdruS, Notices. Etc

.evs,, : ,C GEALER-MRs ELLA Y
evsr-. v VIA oe at the Lawrence Ho,sa
h. c.,..es'iaT from 20 A. NJ. TO 4 p VI
f0pr,---f'ie tents. apr.6i3t
kcana- McCCTCHEON- AM
e. eneF. Lawn grading. Phone
Xnr.s,dSts
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LOST

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J., -t'- mo ;n,ind me nocketbook
, - .'"E 7T'r'Eg between the Maine
!. -. -. .'~t77 ard Fair.ield car barn.
fee > h kennebec Journal Of
s,,se, '',-';ii". IL Room O6, 70 Main
----- aprSdGt
s,-,- :. APRIL %, FULL
sse. 9on cat. oiack stripe on
.e.--- "arG Will be gwen 70 person
Sag ar % Mrs. q. B. Warren. Is
ia!loweil aprefd3t
.sv ~ -, T.-APLAR CHARM MON
IN -. ':tner IN Opera House or
all 'e-h- apr2.ld3ts
syr- = aERSON WITH WHOM 7
i -'-.-'Fl Ss'ps n Richmond station
---n- ,;-'tlj :. Il. Cobb. Richmond
apr2diw
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HOUSE WITH Two ACRES OF
land. John {. Burns. 20 Lincoln Ave.
Garniner apr2a5dl W
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-. .-ll5.N. E'-2EMEN. sloa-SOo
.E- Ncr",s1 T, Innec essary. Write.
H. -'..a-s galway Association. care
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

--s,E.tA s..-.A2T AND EE-
g .&u~r'sa.e and capital unnec-
- '-s,t.aG,r'. rec ouI1t. len
.--ar. pDenlrE Goods insured
. ar %eW oiar. f'aIrvlew Nur-
.= 2rcE=-ter. \. :. apr26dIt~
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have i modern
City Home
fine location that mus. De sold.
| have 4 rade IT i good I1oney max
Grocery Store
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For Sale-1lisceIlaneOus

SHIPPING TAGS FOR ALL PUR-
poses. printed 10 order IN any quantity.
IAe Pearl Press, Pittsheid, Ne.
apraSd6ta
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Wanted-Female Help

AT ONCE. CAPABLE HOUSEhEEP-
er in family of four Good wages
Chauncy w. Hunt. Route IL, Gardner
Tel. 2S3-W aprcSdlV v
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t-.. S ~ALESMAE OF ABIL-
1f Int. We Will pay well.
-- r-' >! -alent need apply
''7' --... 1rrpany. Cleveland.
apresd3t"
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'''';-- '.,.RS AND PAPER
'-..-t.2 |.r.c-- york for the right
y IN, No. Grove st.
oa- -.,-R aprs5d3t%
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POULTRY NETTING TAKEN DOWN
N good shape. Will sell cheap. r. l..
Robinson, Vassaiboro. Tel China 4-5.
aor.Sd;tS
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nr<.tues-sat&mon4wks~

-% - EA.i. CLERkS. POST
-Ss a--.ers. ile clerk exaIni-
,'t. u. -4y - S--'-$i9Oo. Men IS or
, -~l@r'e1.a Unnecessary. Per
'.'-.7'- s%--' 80. institute. pept. To.
-'-t',--s,5- Apri4- ig-26- Inay3*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
eraI f,ousework. Nc heavy work. Mrs.
Dwight Higgins. "a South Chestnut ST:
apf2dts
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WANTED-A GOOD
chance 10 make money for a competent
iady-one VINO understands making al
.erations on suits and garments. Refer-
ences required. E. S. Smith Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

FIVE BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES
20 travel. demonstrate and sell dealers.
$500 to sS0.0o per week. Raiiroad rare
paid. Write ar once. Goodrich Drag
Co. Dept. 1874. Omaha. Neb. apr1e. .sat,tr
AT ONCE. \ COOK AT THE Law
rance House. apr2od3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

SMALL PLACE IN PITTSTON ON r.
Ii. all IN good repair. Call ana see On
viii Chapman, Gardner, Maine. r Il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

work day. A brand new hosiery prop
osit:on that heats them all. Write for
terms and free samples if you Tne.n
business Guaranteed Hosiery Co. ;2l1
Cotton St. Dayton. Ohio. apr1di,'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOCSEWORk
in small family. References required.
Mrs. II. P Wight, IL School street.
apre.dt<
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WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. small family. no laundry work
Apply to Mrs. R. z. Goodwin. Chand
ler St. Augusta, or telephone S6W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

iDraSi1t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

At HANMONp'S GROVE FOR THE
summer months. a girl or woman for
general housework. Inquire at Il West.
ern Ave Mrs. R. W. Soule. apr3dt1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
FOREST FIRE VICTIMS
ASK C0X'S REMOVAL

Duluth, Aug. 27-Condemnation of
methods employed by Col. H. V. Eva,
as manager of the Minnesota forest
fires relief commission, and Of the
state forestry department and more
particularly of late Forester William
T. Cox, together with a request that
the latter be removed from office,
was voiced in resolutions adopted by
the Northern Minnesota Fire Suf-
fers association at it's first annual
meeting held in the council chamber,
city hall.
Fire sufferers, many of them set
tiers from the country adjacent to
Duluth and some Of them manned
and SCARED by the forest fires Of last
fall, crowded the council chamber.
Nearly $50 of the 5000 members of
the association were represented by
proxy. -.
:: The first resolution will be for
warded to Gov. J. A. A. Burnquist
and members of the Minnesota forest
fires relief. commission; the latter
will be sent to the governor and
members of the state legislature for
action at the coming special session.
Colonel Eva said afterwards that
he had never had dealings with the
Northern Minnesota Fire Sufferers
association and had nothing to say
concerning the resolution adopted
by the association at its meeting. ~
know nothing about them,' he said,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
C0MPERSs REFUSES
' TO DISCUSS STRIKE

New York, Aug. 27.-Declining to-
discuss current labor problems In
detail on the ground that he had not!
had time to familiarize himself with
them during his absence abroad
Samuel Gomper, president of the.
American Federation Of Labor, who,
arrived here from France on the
transport George Washington, said
that he wished to make it plain that
he "did not come home to interfere
with the program Of labor but to
help my fellow laborors."
Mr. Gompers, who has been attend
ing the sessions of the Information,
Trades Union. Congress at Amster-;
dam, declared that "the employers
of labor have not yet learned that,
the time is past when they are the
complete monarches of all they sur
vey."
Certainly" he added, men and
women who work must have a voice
in determining conditions under
which they shall give their labors." "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
STUMP LAND GOOD
FOR WINTER WHEAT

Grand Rapids, Mimi, Aug a.
Four years experiments at the North
Central experiment station in this
county indicate that both winter rye
and winter wheat can be grown sue
cessfully in the stump region of
northern Minnesota, when the plant
ing done early and the seed bed is
we'll prepared.
Winter rye sown August Is, says
Otto L. Bergh, the superintendent,
yielded A. bushels an acre. Rye
sown on September 1 for four years
averaged 1871 bushels an acre; that
sown@ September Is, averaged 27.1
bushels an acre. and that sohn Oc-
tober + had the lowest average of
all, 22.9 bushels. The best planting
date appears to be previous to ep-
tember 1.
Mr. Bergh- says that winter rye is
of particular value to the district on
account of it's adaptability to the
sandy soils as we'll as to the heavier
soils. It is not only valuable as q
grain, but as pasturage in late fall
+ and: in early winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
PLANS FOR EUc UcA1I0NA :;
WATERWAY CAMP PAl@
(By United : Press }

Duluth, Aug. Plsnss for q Wig
orous educational campaign to Rc-
quaint the Northwest with the ad.
.vantages which will come: to IT, It
the proposed Great Lakes to- Atlantic
deep waterway is authorized, were
being mapped out today by support
ers of the project. 49,; 49,. TX
To familiarize, the, business men5
the worker and the farmer, with the
proposed deep waterway, a circular
has been prepared, which will be cir-
culated throughout the Northwest.
Some of the advantages which will
accrue to the Northwest's benefit
under the deep waterway to the sea;
according to it's boosters are:
Cheaper freight rates will be Sc
cured.
: Raw materials and imported goods
will be cheaper. 80.
Marketing costs to farmers will
be reduced. .':.' :: .--,
Price of foodstuffs should decrease
These are but a few of the many
affects the opening of this new water
route will have on the Northwest ad-
'herents Of the project pointed out,
and added their belief that all lines
Of industry in this section of the
country would be certain to be pene-,
fitted by it. x
The educational campaign is in
charge Of representatives in North
Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Wtscon-
sin and Minnesota.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
J. l. GEORGE. RETURNS
49,. FROM BUSINESS TRIP

= J: l.. George of the ;Bemidji Gas
company, =. returned. Tuesday. night
from week spent in Chicago on COM
pany business, and says that he ex-
perienced the hottest weather he ever
did, that it was sultry and uncom-
Portable as could be.
He also narrated an incident that
had to do with the national prohibit
tion act, in that lake boat docked
one night and federal officers acted
as a reception committee. The boat
came in from Wisconsin and; had IA,
900 bottles of beer as cargo.
Mr.. George says the local gas COM
pany has had a successful season
over 1870 gas stoves and ranges hav-
ing been connected this summer. He
is confident fully 400 will be the total
gas stoves in service in Bemidji
homes by the end Of the season. Gas
users have become accustomed. to the
use of gas for household purposes
vastly better every way than the
former routine of dirt, ashes, expen-
sive fuel, and hard labor on the part
Of the good wife.