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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
'.WARN" COTTON GINNERS

ROME, Ca. September 21.-Warnings.
accompanied by threats. are now posted
on many cotton gins in Floyd and ad-
joining counties that operations must
not begin before next January, and as a
result country ginners are reported in a
disturbed state.
Capt w. G. Dunehoo Of Howells Sta
ton, whose gin has been posted with a
warning to "look out" if he gins any
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cotton before next year, stated thar
matters had reached a deplorable stage
with country ginners. who had made all
arrangements to begin operations and
who are now fearful of the result should
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they attempt it. being unable to guard
their property.
| Gins located in the towns have NOT
| been affected by the warnings, but are
| kept under heavy guard.
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In China any one who writes an i'm
moral book is punished with 100
blows of heavy bamboo and Danish
ment for life.
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OPEN WORLD "DRY".
CONVENTION HERE

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cDoM LAND Ga. PHONE Il

tBlM LAND GU fitDNE Las
READ orr List
. nam m"flrrn east no't. hung slow
cell located in sugthWri iurt 81 city.
hand an-ly furnished. Slonn0
\ dandy huur = T'Hrn u3uirrn ~
hest ln-a'nn "a Madison street lugs-
corner loi furnace heat .uak i'ulgs. Np.
tp.datc iu every siWci q gnud hay
y SNs0o: S3n00 cash. balance tu suit
New ruom mu'lcrn bungalow
rsuihw.Yi nrt IL town. tut completed
furnace. hlrtlw 81 tluurT built IN f"a.
'ur q .rlrug- ppi driveway fur $40 200.
se00n cash and lullnrr easy.
= r,"m moslrru east trout nn he
ugNsiUt. ~. uirc lawn nnd trr'" l'i"ur
street \ bargain ~ SGo10. Slsnh 'lSh
nd balance easy.
rpan modern -1Ei fruu' well o. ais,,
- pi"rr' Diudy l"i and g'Y'l cat
huildiugs chrrp If $500: s,O0 Cirh and
balance like rnt.
Near rrr line r,cm modern east
'rrpt Imrhnurn street. garage rlr,lcn.
rnd ir,.r Price Siese: $500 cfrh AMI
lalanrv So per month.
rrom mulcrn caf' circuit ttngsluw.
sol l.-rtiun. Wicr sNoou. S3s0n cash
md balance easy.
p,dk rir,..t. beautiful oar' front home
n the pavement large let. lots Il trccs.
iluwcre and Eossl garage md driveway.
One ~ the rNsl'oxt hum's In Amarillo.
ia-d' l'n..iv furnirhrl throughout. Can
ri9kc iiseclnl price fer III cash.
New roum mndcrn east front bun
',ainw Taylm street. hardwood flnors.
,uit IN features furnace This " the
'scFt huv in the cts. $4,000 each VIII
hap,iic lalauce IN lsn-l terms.
Clasc IN ruom modern east front.
60 u. CORNER lot god outhuilding {.
'ai,rd nj SsSoo: sieo0 csfh AMI la,l.
turo IN" rent
Practically new rup'l mulrrr ulns
'rra'l iun'.iiuN en- vet sth. lrirc ssss'.
tiesO -avh. balance guol terms
New rupu modern bungalow well
io~-icd for 5000: $500 cash aud bal
NO. .trw
rpm MODERN ras ifrort hulne M.sd
irer rfus' furpHc". built ~ feet
~ar"gc ald driveway. prirr sNIse
s30o0 Gosh ani halanco easy.
lulmsit ~'rrct room riu,lain hur
""l''v. WI loclt y = hsrs IN NJ SS5Bo
$4,000 each and halaps casv terms
f'f.ire~- Hrf re-'ienec lots trn't 49,
'uT''e'' ~ pertv. Scc US Tor anythinl
~ cite nrr',ertv 2.
DDOM LAND 60. PHONE ~,
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MOVING To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
or rrctiun III lasd. : tn 10 miles NJ town
Civ. pricc. ,crmr and direction out. ~.
a. deal with owner WIN De- IN Annhgi;al
frnm .0th io aath Address il,rn 81
"liu Hotel. soi 4. jefferson. nall;s.
Tcygr. lGs ~
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WANTED TO RENT-Small furnishes,
apartment by couple. without children.
Distance from business district l-nia.
tcrial. VII pay guod price f,T a, s,r
able quarters. Bank differences fur.
niahed. y. o. Box iisS or Phone i'Tr.
10 -
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TWO nice large unftirnisho'l rooms fur
liyht housekeeping In molern homc.
call 1874. 1865 ~
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ATTENTION.


FOR SN.E--Si3. an0 rirrk m"rchan.
lic ne Junk. cnsh business been raw.
".ug Oar 4" years. Lave pkllh1u.a 'uwr
" 20 luil'hnr s'Ssn well built. S.n M
ios,ah = or svnaIaic Prize uf huildin:
$500. Stpck @; invoice. For q live lcal.
9TH lie wirr. r"ll. write or wire t;aut
l.9ri 80. Am9ruln. TCy. Ia -
" Sl\fSS II GOOD. liayle Paint Co..
rhonr iss. iG5 cote
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LOST

LoSr-Rim and casing for Buick I rsr
rputh of Moth ard eart &c Polk Finder
Phone 9iS and receive IT.. raj reward.
iGG 90
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ron l.ENT-fuur ruum furnishsl
az 'rinicrt. $500: no children. No 90.
i66 81
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LoSr--'W islibrne" p!n with p,arl sci.
Ting. Finder address ID" care News.
Reward iGG
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Il

ClEl,kS Nsn. wom'n fur railway
v tire. Ac' n ruepri ftfa mur.
'hlf. EFtsrtTisp uuupT' ssirN. ENF'ul.
naii"n- innp ~ EoF free t1rtirstirrs.
write hammond Terry dorn.r Ciril So
'i"e ENamincrl - Continental MD
Washington. ~ q. iGG 81
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Lost tldic kar. oas tot Polk. hc.
tween lth and 10th street, Finder crli
-l9s. iGG .p
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FOX RENr-Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rosma 10 couple. Phwne
3li 1866 .p
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WANTED-Local manager fnr marvc-
'ous automobile invention. Duul,l, =
power. mileage efficiency. Saves us
cost firs; day. Endorsed hv thouaan,ls
\ permanent position worth si0e w."s
~. Sample outfit and Ford ear fur
nishcd free Write quick. Ovee Con-.
panv. Dept 1871. Louisville Nv. Il7
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,usE FOR BUYING SELLING, TRADING. wANr-FILLNe

ron HENT--To men only. furnished
bed rooms. sos Arthur. iGf ~
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FOR I;ENT-A furnished upstairs
youth room. 1904 Washington. Pnonc
2ei5 iGG %
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hid room for gentlemen. 200 Van Hur,-i
~ Phone SOC. iGG p
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Manifestation for this territory
Tires and ace, sspricH. SALARY aud com
mission. Master Production Corp. South
Bend. Ind. Ia e
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FOR RENT-Furniahed bcd roo.ns 40
li1rigln. 1865 ~
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FOR HENT-Thrcc rom apartment
unfinished Ia party without children.
M objection % haby also one furnished
bad room. Ses liafriroa 1t. iGg ~
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FOR sAI.E-Threc buildings consisting
a one four from house. one uN room
housc and one store building iaNGe feet
Itclici on one of the beet street Is IN
tho city. Exrcllnt LEGATION Ter mcrr1n.
tils hInlneas Pavement l'aid Tor. -. 700
" Interested phone 1872. MuAlcr WIS.,
,sssn Realty ia. iss D.
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FOR RENT on SAI.E-East front five
room cottage In DESIRABLE location. will
be vacant today. Phone Ati. tc
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TOO LITE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE room huiisC Just of the
paving. cas tfront h. ts0xiio. modern cN.
ocpt hath. Ilricc SIs00. good terms. Pan.
handlc Land & Liam 60. Phone 1859. 10
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FOR RENT

FoE RENT-GsraEe Pricr 81 ~ =
Month. 1919 Duchanan. iet 60
FOR RfsNT-Tuo hght house,, coping
rooms. n,nsirrn ITO - Wet Urn
9A9ss- ie' ~
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TOR RENT -Un' hTH rom IN m"lrrn
hn.uc Nni Fillmur, l'hun~ i1No. ls' 90
'sOG gNI.E t"aple;" luI-ushir- "f
fnur r,om duulcy apartment. Ne rs
and high claH' ap'riR-n tior unt q"
,.tiN hn,in- irin.turr. '"rsr' o. %
',r. 49,. phrnr .s"i Dr ,W I'd az 80
Ffluugr. - ~
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FOR sNI.E--M 9Oi TAYLOR street Nov
Zealand rabbits cheap. fd5 ~
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ron gNfT ." r.,l Va-ors i'l"l' i'l.
,p,s...o,n Clai 4 Gfcn llid' e. -
Grrut "irret. 80 o.
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FOR SAl.t:-Two daady lots ~ laee
blork On Monror street souih Il civ
Park. ieexito fect st.e"o. rart cnsh,
good terms on isi,ncr. Phone lNs1
Mohlrr wirtnan Realty 60 les -
FoI SALE Good Nos Underwood type.
writer "~r l.. g. Smith. one No !
Oliver. an IN good shape Amarillo Type.
writer Exrhangr III W. tn street.
Ice 81
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J0.000.arrr ranch aIsoui lO miles fsom onc of
in Nem Msxiro. Fair improvements for ranch
Price $3.50 par acc. AhoM 40 per cent of tiI
r,h.
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SrisNNEn pg STOLEN t"i'i ''''
enw1i4l Phunr ~. - y
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= fcCtons. level plains Iand. fenced, good well and
ter 81 feet, otherwise unmpruvcd Price $4,000 per
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Gt0 In Gray County fcuccd and cross fcncc'
proved grCd S-raom houSc, large baru. and granarc
pantry aud hog horses, coed well and mill. S5s acre
vp,ion, every tllabc. Price 5000 per eRcf
balance very easy.
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CTS acres for sale In Zee for les ,han the
hringIng the surrounding land. Located In Gull
TeNaS. . mice ram the tell we'll. Price StO.O0 +
Si.ls H. duc state.
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si:c0 arr-S northwest 81 hcrford. = y
mcn,s. tn0 acre In cultivation. One ii.r
watrr lights AMI hath; one S.rtnm house.
sixr ieVttO rect, has patent feeding managers
frsmrr>; atana,ies. Iouitry houses, and Il
s3S.0O per acre, onc-thii,l casii, balance ca.J
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05

lay-over might be done away with,
that a connection might be made to
allow a passenger to arriver in Min
neapolis in the early morning, in
stead OF late in tho forenoon, under
the present schedule.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
'F0UR-MINUTE' MEN
TO URGE BOND issue

Between now and February II, the
date of the municipal election, -four
minute men, will ''}speak in the
theatres of the city on the bond issue
which will be voted On that day for
connecting the trunk lines of the Bah
cock road plan through Bemidji.
The Bemidji association, through
its president, r. L. Given, turned the
appointments of the speakers over to
Secretary Stanton and he selected
some Of the best posted citizens of
the city and all able speakers, every
one heavily interested in the progress
of the city and the welfare of its
people.
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
when the Bemidji Labor League
holds a meeting in the Rex theatre
to hear. a state labor speaker, City
Attorney Hal Huffman has been in
vited to speak on the Babcock plan,
for the improvement of the city, ex-
planning in detail what it means.
Others Of the speaking group in
clude w. l.. Brooks, G. w. Harnwell.
Thayer C. Bailey. H. z. Mitchell, and
City Attorney Huffman vii! also be
heard again.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
COL. .STUTZ WIRES TO
CAPT. MOORE, MUSTER
COMPANY SATURDAY.
Federal Inspector From Chi
cago Expected i'm St. Paul
Next Monday

Bemidji's national guard company
must be mustered in Saturday, ac-
cOrding to Lieut. Col. StutZ of the
Sixth Minnesota regiment today in q
wire to Captain Moore.
The message is as follows.
Capt. D. J. Moore,
Bemidji, Mimi.
St. Paul, Feb. 4.-Friday will be
too soon for field officers. Monday,
federal inspector from Chicago is
expected here. It will be necessary
to have you muster on Saturday.
F. G. StutZ,
Lieut.. COL, Sixth Infantry.
An inspector from Chicago will ar
rive at st. Paul Monday and Bemidji
must lose NO time in mastering In
Saturday, to, be ready for it's inspec-
tion next week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
VOLUNTEERS ENLIST
i. UNDER CHIEF DALEY
TO INSPECT RISKS
Business District Will Be
Combed; List of Those
Offering Help

Volunteers have been enlisted on
committees for inspection of the fire
risks in the city to act with Fire
Chief G. S. Daley, in the various
blocks in which they are most inter-
ested. These volunteers constitute
a committee for each block and will
inspect each building and its sur
roundings and make recommends
tions, showing what may be done to
improve the property from a fire
hazard standpoint.
Anyone interested, who has not
already volunteered to help in this
project and desires to do so, should
notify Chief Daley and join with the
committee in any block in which in
terested:
The following is the list of volun-
teers to date:
Ibertson, C. E. Battles and H. z. Nit
chell.
Block 14-Phillip Gill A. B. Pal
mer, George Rhea, Bert Barker and
N. l.. Given.
Block 16-R. Miller, F. Brinkman
and G. L. Pegelow.
Block 1S-Ralph Lycan, Harry
Roskowick, George 1. Baker and L..
G.. Crothers.
Block 137N. L. Hakkerup, Paul
Brosvik and Charles Knopke.
Block 15-F. G. Troppman, w. G..
Schroeder and P. J. O'Leary.
Block 18-E. Y. Wilson, o. j..
Laqua, w. N. Bowser, John Dalton
and M. Kaplan.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
Whv Should We Bond
the City This Year?

!: Why should the city issue
: .;pds for the sum of, $185,OOO
x j. public improvements?
49, To finance the project of
q ~tete paving of a route in
tn 'ty beginning where the
ThE IRE Roosevelt Scenic
Highway enters Nymore and
running on Central avenue of
Nymore through the city and
connecting with the Jefferson
Highway on Irvine avenue and
Fifteenth street, and the further
route beginning where the JEFF
ferson Highway intersects the
500 Line track, proceeding
through the city and connect
ing with the Birchmont road on
Doud avenue, thus providing a
direct connecting link with the
State Trunk Highway system as
laid out in the Babcock plan,
known as Amendment No. /.
2. To make a better and
bigger Bemidji by offering ad-
vantages to tourists and farm
ers to come to Bemidji.
3. TO increase the value Of
the property in Bemidji by
providing permanent improve
ments therefor.
Why Bond This Year?
1. To place the city in a
position to obtain refund from
the state Of the sum Of $4,000
under Amendment No. 1. In
order for the city to possibly
obtain this refund, it is neces-
sary that the improvements be
made this year; next year is
too late.
2. To provide such improve
ments before the cost Of ma
terials and labor increases
further.
8. To place our bonds upon
the market before the rate of
interest increases.
Vote for the bond issue at
the general election and place
the city in a position to save
u 3e6, 900 on permanent improve
aments.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
BEM]DN MACHINE .
WORKS MOVES: ADDS
MORE EQUIPMENT
Practically Everything Can Be
Handled and Satisfac-
ton Promised =

The Bemidji Machine Works. for
merly located in the rear of the
Motor Inn garage, has moved to the
Knopke building, 211 Fourth street
near the Fourth street opening OF the
alley between Beltrami avenue and
Minnesota avenue, and directly in
the rear of the Bemidji Candy Kit
chen. The new location provides for
the enlargement Of the business
which, it is said, has OutgrOWn its
former quarters. '','
New machinery is being installed,
and the proprietor, J. F. Crarner and
H. J. Meyer. will ibe in position to
handle much larger trade than be-
fore, having added an up-to-date cy-
Under grinder and an OxO-acetylene
welding and cutting apparatus. In
addition to the new machinery the
shop is to be equipped with two
modern engine lathes, one back
geared drill press and one milling
machine.
With this added equipment the
shop will be able to take care Of all
jobs Of cylinder boring and grinding,
and acetylene welding and cutting.
Cramer & Meyer are experienced in
their line of work and all turned out
will be guaranteed satisfactory. This
is an industry Of which Bemidji has
been in need since large amount of
work has formerly been sent away,
and now it can be done here.
1t is expected that the ship will be
ready for business about Tuesday or
of next week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
SECOND HIGH TEAM
DEFEATS AKELEY 81 TO To-

The Bemidji high school second
team journeyed to Akeley Wednesday
and defeated the Akeley high school
basketeers by a score of 81 to 10 in
an interesting contest yesterday aft
ernoon. For the Bemidji team, Riggs
scored seven field baskets and Mooney
five, these two men starring for the
locals. The same outfit travels to
Bagley today and plays the high
school outfit there this evening.
The locals making the trip are,
Coach Smith, and the squad COM
posed of Riggs, Naylor, Peterson,
guards; Mooney, center; Hulett,
Walker and Mcdonald, forwards.
The contest this evening should be
very close as Bagley has as a rule
a far better aggregation than Akeley.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
NEW NOTORIOUS FOR
SCHOOLS OPERATING

The new school bus for the Bemidji
Public schools has arrived and is in
operation. This bus was purchased
by the school board some time ago
and should have arrived sooner. Now
that it is here everyone seems to be
quite satisfied that wise purchase
has been made.
The motor is a fine looking vehicle
and would be credit to any school.
It was purchased at cost Of approx
imately $5.211, and will be used to
transport the children, to and from
school, who live too far away to walk
the required distance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
Appointed in January by Be-
midi Association to Inves-
tigate and Recommend
ASKS FOR ELECTRIC
INSPECTION OF CITY
Suggests Removal of Menacinx
Refuse and Keeping Flues
Clean, Under Penalty /

H. E. Reynolds, chairman of tho
committee on insurance, before sub
mitting the report Of the committee
at the MONDAY luncheon of the Be-
midi Civic and Commerce associa-
tion, held at the association rooms
Wednesday, explained the makeup of
the present rates of fire insurance in
the city giving, for illustration, sew
eral concrete examples of risks which
were taxed heavily because of the
condition Of the adjoining property.
Committees Report.
The following is the report of the
INSURANCE committee submitted by
Mr.. Reynolds:
'The committee appointed January
28 to investigate and make recon-
mendations pertaining to fire preven-
tion in the City Of Bemidji, ibegs to
report:
1.-The City council be asked to pass
an ordinance making the cleaning OF
chimneys compulsory in the residence
district once each year, and in the
business district twice each year.
This work to be under the supervi-
sion of the fire chief and that ali de-
fectiye chimneys be reported to the
chief. ,..s ~
THAT an electrical inspector be
secured. from the Minneapolis or
Duluth inspection bureau and that
all buildings in the business district
be inspected and reported as to con-
ditions found.
Rubbish Hauled Weekly.
THAT all ashes and rubbish be-
hauled away at least once each week
in the business district (suggest)
this might be handled by the fire
chief in the same manner in which
health officer looks after similar
work in the summer-if the owner
or tenant fails to have the place
cleaned up. the fire chief to issue a
notice and have the scavanger attend
to it.
THAT all rubbish and paper fires
in the business district be prohibited
unless an approved burner is used.
THAT the president appoint COM
mittee Of three or more in each block
to make an inspection Of that block
with the fire chief and the report OF
the inspection Of each property be
submitted to the association.
THAT the inspection report of the
fire chief be read to the association
each month.
Respectfully submitted.
"COmmittee."
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
LOCAL LEGION TEAM
DEFEAH LITTLE
BY SCORE OF II TO 10
Big Crowd Urged to Attend
Tonight; High School
Plays Friday

Little Falls American Legion
basketeers met defeat Wednesday
evening at the Al rmory when they
clashed with the Ralph Oracle post
quintet in contest featured by short
spurts of excellent playing by both
teams. At the final whistle the score
stood II to 10 in favor of the locals.
Playing for several minutes with
neither side able to put over it's plays,
the locals secured fhe first point on a
free throw and shortly after secured
a second. Soon after Bemidji Sc
cured it's first field, basket the visitors
scored a goal, thesonly scoring done
by the Little Fallsi bunch in the first
half. The locals then at frequent
intervals showed speed and netted
four more points before the close of
the half, which ended to 2 in Be-
midji's favor. &
The second petsiod brought out
better teamwork .pn both sides and
was more closely matched than the
first half. Eight points were scored
by the downstatefs while the locals
secured nine, leaving the game stand
at the mlose with a score of II to 10.
A large attendahce is urged to help
support the local.: boys. So far the
team has been losing financially in
most games on account Of the lack
of public support and it may be
necessary to disband the American
Legion team if better support is not
given soon. The game will be called
at o'clock and everyone is urged
to be on time.
High Plays Friday.
Friday night will be big night
for the local basket ball fans when
the fast Brainerd high school aggre-
cation meets the Bemidji high school
team on the Armory floor. This will
be one Of the best district games yet
staged in this city this season by the
high-schoolers and it should be hard
fought battle from start to finish for
both teams have always been keen
rivals in athletics.
Higbe Of the locals, who is a
former Brainerd high school basket
star and is also putting up a whale
Of a game this year for Bemidji, win
play against the team from his former
home town.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
NEW MANAGER MEMS
DEPARTMENT, PENNEY co.

P. D. Griffith arrived yesterday to
accept permanent position with
J. c. Penney Co. as assistant manager
of the mems furnishing department.
The recent increase in business neces-
STATED putting an additional member
ON the managing force.
Mr.. Griffith has been connected
with the J. C. Penney Co Of Great
Falls for the past two years, in the
same capacity as that upon which he
is entering here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-02-05
INDEPENDENT VOTERS
= OF NORTH DAKOTA
ARE MEETING TODAY
Deciding Whether to Place
j.. Complete State Ticket
In the Field
(By United Press.)


Grand Forks, Feb. 5.-Whether the
Independent Voters association will
put a complete state ticket into the
field this fall will be determined at
the annual meeting of the association
members here today. r.,
Seven points are to come before
the meeting to be considered from
the viewpoint Of the l. A.
Which of the laws passed at the
recent special session should be
referended and when, and which laws
should be repealed Or, amended by
means of initiation, by. petition, and
popular vote. 49,,
Which of the laws enacted and
constitutional amendments previously
adopted should be repealed and how,
which should be amended and how.
What new laws and constitutional
amendments are needed.
What should be done with refer
ence to the constitutional amend
ments pending for popular vote at
the next general election.
Campaign methods and financing.
What to do with reference to can
didates for all public offices, state,
legislative and county.
The election Of five state executive
committee me nto take the place of
the five whose terms Of office expire
at the annual meeting.
Credentials for representatives at
the state meeting will be similar to
those exacted by a state lodge for
delegates from local units.
County meetings will follow the
state meeting to perfect the political
machinery of the I. v. A.