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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
CBy United Press)

Washington, June 7.---One million
dollars for the relief Of Pueblo flood
sufferers will be- appropriated by the
resolution in the house and senate
today, 1T was agreed at the White
House conference between President
Harding, Senator Nicholson, Senator
Phipps and Representative Hardy.
Plans are to rush the resolution thru
the committee today. Provisions
were made for the war department to
administer tho fund.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
FIRST SOIL SURVEY in. 1
BnTRAM COUNTY SOON
(By United Press)

St. Paul, June 1.-THE first soil
survey authorized by the last legis-
lature will be made in Beltrami
county soon. The board created by
the legislature to make the soil sur
vey throughout the state decided to
complete the survey of Beltrami
county first SO as to determine the
cost.
The survey will be made in six
townships south of Kelliher and east
of Bemidji. The legislature appro-
priated $4,000 for soil survey dur
ing tlse next two years and like
sum will be furnished by the feder-
al government.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
POTATO WAREHOUSE MEET
POSTPONED UNTIL JUNE Is

The meeting of all persons inter-
ested in the proposed erection OF a
potato warehouse at Bemidr which
was scheduled to be held at the
rooms Of the Civic and Commerce as
ISOLATION on Saturday, June IL, has
been postponed to Saturday, June Ii,
on account of the annual meeting or
the potato warehouse association
which will be held at the association
rooms at. that time. {.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
MlSKE. FIGHT
POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY

According to telephone COMMUNE
cation received here this noon, the
fight between Billy Miske and Bill
Brennan, scheduled for last night at
St. Paul, has been postponed until
Wednesday night. AS the fight is to
be held in the Association ball park,
rain prevented the showing Monday
night.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
STATE CREAMERY INTERESTS
MEET AT ST.. PAUL TODAY
(By United Press)

st. Paul, June 7.---Creamery in
terests in the state today were try
ing to combine their forces to- find
a greater market for their produc-
ton. Hugh J.: Hughes, state direct:
or of markets, called conference OF
nearly 700 Representatives OF COOP
eratEve and other creamery associa-
tiona today to discuss the situation.
"A general sales. agency to handle
most of the dairy products OF the
state, is the plan. n. l. - E~l,.. =. -. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
SCHOOL BOARD TO HOLD
REGULAR MEET TONIGHT

The school board of the public
schools Of the city will meet at the
Central school building in regular ses-
sion this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Several matters Of importance are to
be taken up at this time, including
discussion Of the plans for the new
high school building.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-07
MIKE GIBBONS KNOCKS OUT :,
SAILOR WELDEN IN SECOND

Syracuse, N. Y, July Mike
Gibbons, St. Paul middleweight,
knocked out Sailor Weldon of SYRIA
cuse in the second round of sched-
uled 15-ronnd bout here last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
FOR SALE

l60-scre dairy farm. fve miles ofswiI-
mington. barn for so head, good house and
an necessary farm buildings. S10O per
acre; sy terms.
10 acres near Stanton, a dandy little
home, poultry or truck farm
20 acres near Centreville Six-room
stone and frame house. good barn. large
poultry house, fine apple orchard and
other fruits. This Is one of the best.
lao acres near Townsend, $40 per acre,
on easy terms, VIII sell as a whole or will
divide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
rAnAfs rnR sAIp

All sizes and prices aud in au directions
from Wilmington.
y acres Including crops aud stock
81 600 asking
~ acres SIX miles by stone road: SO 900
asking
So. 500 asking.
acresaNiee home near transporta-
as acres Fine dairy farm, s miles;
So 600 asking
loa acres Crops aud stock included
so 600 asking.
20 acres Near r. II. and level; SIS. 500
asking
1913 acres Dairy farm nockessln sec
ton: 50 500 asking
I30 acres splendid Brandywine dairy
reduced 60 $3.50 per acre
l15 acres Two miles to Wilmington
by stone road, reduced 20 SIPS per acre
th0 acres Fine, level farm. near Glas-
Cow 81. 500 asking.
6o0-acres estate on Eastern shore
Many Others From Which to Choose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
REAL estate FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale

SHORE, MARYLAND -23i +
acre poultry, truck, berry farm for sale .
lot frtnt trees, some grape vines, 5-roOm
house. Outbulldings nice crop Of corn
potatoes lot of hay. 80 chickens some
ducks all farming tools and crops 20 with
farm hnc location. 81 500. VI 600 cash /.
possession. 34-acre poultry truck fruit
berry farm, some timber, fruit trees. a.
room house poultry houses stable for
horse and con- these buildings nearly
new; fine location in sight Of town: this
IS a bargain for somebody 81 200. $500
cash A. D Gooden. Marydel Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
neaI Estate
FOR RENT

1920 Monroe street Eight rooms. bath
gas, hot air heat, stationary tubs
1929 Pine streetSix rooms and bath
CITY REAL ESTATE co.
Rhone 3ii2, so Orange SIRE CT
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For Sale
Exceptional Opportunities
1916 WEST EIGHTH semidetachsd square pan with every
@oder Padng three detached Hot
floors throughout including the kitchen and ceiling
There lust nothing Ike today and priced to I
i4o9 VEST SEVENTH square plan four b..
house three porc gas electric with new light fixtures Prom
sry idle quick sale desired This the residential
2e2l TATNAIL sTPaecay new square psn six rooms and
aad aa @ hef NP4 Pos % ss 9Be @ e. o5o ns I Panty airy laundry
42o aSI1 MAT siS sz ns 5ssee9 p efy SSt asys
II improvements lust the city Inc Gas and electric good usr
have the city and its improvements without the reason M
2714 HARRISON STA corner property practically new .,ua.
@ soe s eed G ehaaPeEs b ana every known 9ProveHen including
@ cs fS Soasb Rosa % SO $ G'a h s % wo 5 oss % 1S %
insali'' saoi RssHNGToT RS sEs sRpo9 .o,,
property with four bed rooms three porehes hardwood property
i'9m for Heres opportunity make money are s
eI7 WEST SEVENTH STA three story brick with two po,oa..
gas and electric laundry and everything condition Now de-
III WEST TwESTYsixTH q STA detached home and all D.
hsasf} bona - ; sood o eSS @ ICONS ano 9n THIS Is
TWENTY AND ApdsoN m eS Is sfSvsT. ss % sT
brand new operation square pan s and With BATH
Improvements The these houses less they can bs SSis
'' 1s VEST Ms TTENFa Sf Fl Rf r v Ss od s and bath
% % gSifA EAST ssp Is ~ fFf Fl Sf9s Sasr oessn plan
2sls JEssIP sTye rooms BATH heater and porch This a
very cozy little home
"a 2sot NARkEr sTrvo brick. eight rooms aud BATH gas
HOB WEST STThree rooms bath rorb
hot water heat Ihs location growing section
2ol4 WASHINGTON STIo story eight and bath porch
gas and electric, lot 26xS4 paved street. Possession
SIS WASHINGTON STThIee story brick rooms and hath
gas heat porch This property easily be converted partent
Price reasonable.
sob MADISON SIIwo story, ROOMS bath gas and electric
porch and heater We must sell this house,
2ol5 MONROE SlSeven bath gas and electric uAt
water heat hardwood floors, lot 20 Flches excellent condition.
Price reasonable, possession.
VAN buren, STREET NEAR TwENTY-sEvENTH sr.-rwo
leaving city, SELL Make an offer. '
WEST FOURTH sTwo story house. bath
gas and electric heater porches Condition
1883 WEST SIXTH SI.-IhTee ten and hath,
hardwood finish Possession thirty DAYS - ' -
1912 NEST SMITH S1-Ihrceor- eight rooms and t.th
heater and porch w "' ~Nf
24QS24l0 WEST EIGHTEENTH ST-Seven rooms ana bath.
location very good. 49, A''e'i
1878 sfIALLCROss AyE-rhee story brick nine rooms hah
heater gas and electric Lot 6 100 Possession thirty days
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
22t West Ninth Street Phones 4so.ts
Open Tuesday and saturday Evenings Until Ninc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
CITY or CHESTER, PENNA
PROPOSAL FOR THE REPAIRING OF
CERTAIN PORTIONS OF WEST
THIRD STREET EXCLUSIVE OF
TIE STREET RAILWAY kIGHT-
oF,MAA WITH AsPHALTIc

Sealed proposals. addressed .sProposal
for Repairs to West Third street /" must
be deposited in the once Of the city clerk
CITY Hall Chester, Pennsylvania. and
VII be receiFed by Council 81 the city OF
Chester on or before o'clock y, M.
November 4, 1921 for the repaving al
certain portions ~ West Third street With
an asphaitic wearing surface. as pre-
scfiDed and set forth in tho proposal and
specifications
The approximate amount OF asphaltic
surface TO be furnished il 5000 square
yards located az three distinct points In
West Third strict
This advertisement must accompanv
the bid and also a certified check Tor me
amount Of 1000 as provided In Tile speci
fications, and the bidder shall name a
Trust Company or d surety COMPANY
authorized 10 do business Ia the State ~
pennsylsania for the Surety Bond In the
spece provided IN the proposal sheet or the
bid VIII be considered informal
The proposal sheet and specifications
and any information relative To bids ana
the work, may be obtained at the once
OF the superintendent OF streets and
public improvements
Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids,
by order OF Council
CHARLES g. WORRIIOW
superintendent Of Streets and Public
improvements
Attest BENJAMIN Newsome. city clerk.
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WISE ADVERTISERS AJ.wAYs PUT
THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN
THEIR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
AUcTlONS--LECALS
Auctlop sales

SALES--Of every descrip-
ton. Anywhere. IL you want 20 sell
see Hamilton, the Square Deal Auc-
tioneer and Farm Agent. 705 Madison
street Phone Z3As w.
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The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15
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COOLIDGE NEWS.
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Ed Glover has shipped his horses
to I'll Juna, Mexico to take part in
big meet there. He expects to
follow in about a month.
H. Grittenden attended meeting
of the commissioners held at Syra
cllse Monday.
Mrs. Henry Laubach is here from
Oklahoma. visiting at the A. Lau-
bach home. Mrs. Laubach was a
well known resident here some 25
years ago and has host of friends
to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Glover motored
to Syracuse Tuesday.
Will Grouse returned to his home
at Arthur. Neb., Tuesday.
R. d. Logue left Wednesday for
Wichita to attend court this week.
F. d. Hessee and Barney Garrity
were in Syracuse Monday.
On Tuesday evening the Masonic
order, held their annual election
of officers when the following mem
bers were elected to office: Otto
Craven. w. NJ; John II. Rich, S. W.;
Clarence Stewart ]. w; John A.
Shanstrom. treasurer; Joseph II.
~Conard. secretary. On. Dec. q, a
Joint installation OF officers has
been planned. of the Eastern Star
and Masonic Lodges.
At recent meeting o. the East
ern Star the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Jes-
sic Conard, w. NJ: r. 0. Logue, w.
p; Fannie Kimball. A.. NJ; r. r.
Shanstrom. secretary; VIM Englund
treasurer. Edna Loguc, conductress;
Jessie Trexler, A. C.
Mrs. Eta Lothian of Syracuse
was visitor at F. D. Hesses over
Sunday.
w. r. Padley is busy these days
with n caterpillar and drag, clearing
the Trail of snow.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15
1LAuGs PycKuGos
Last week:

Last week:
T. G. Msxey called on w. p.
Grisier Monday.
August Endsley called at the
Iliver Ensley home near Two Buttes
Wednesday.
A. r. JACKIE was hauling wheat
to Holly Tuesday.
Henry Ford shipped his cattle to
Kansas City this week.
Barbara Zimmet visited the
Plains school Friday afternoon.
r. R. Gilley who has been in
Holly and Syracuse the past week,
returned home Saturday.
T. G. Maxey took load Of wheat
to Holly Tuesday for w. p. Grisier
Mrs. II. E. Zimmet and sons spent
Monday with Mrs. H. G. Zimmet.
A. R. JACKIE was transacting bust
ness in Holly Thursday.
Jess Fiscus who has been visiting
friends in Lamar and Wiley return
ed home Wednesday.
Fred Cox went to Holly Friday
and had to return through the snow
Sunday.
John Waggoner and son Dan were
transacting business in Holly Thurs
day.
A, R. JACKIE was Holly visitor
Friday.
Harvey Zimmet and Leon John
son took wheat to Holly Thursday
Quite a snowstorm visited this
part OF the country Friday night
and the farmers who have wheat
out. are wearing a happy smile as
they plow their way through the
big drifts. But the roads are in q
bad state and the mail will prob
ably miss several days.
Harry and Lee Kelley, Milliard
Wilson and v. H. Kelley made a
business trip to Holly Thursday.
H. E. Zimmet. Leon johnson and
Harvey Zimmet made trip to Hol
ly Monday
Those who were contemplating
q trip to the cedars are glad that
they postponed it.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15
Tourists still On Road

Despite the bad roads winter
tourists" are still passing through
Holly. going both east and west.
The majority of them, however, are
parties who had been marOOned by
the snow storm and are now at
tempting to reach their destination
before worse storm arrives. The
roads have been passable this week,
but very muddy and sloppy.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15
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George Wright made business
trip to Holly Wednesday Of last
week.
Velma Irwin made q call at the
Hidecker home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Norton who has been
guest at the home of Henry In
dick for the past few weeks. return
ed to her home near Bristol. Sun
day.
Nettie Index sister Of Henry In
dick is down on visit from Lamar
Mrs. Ernest Nelson called on Mrs.
VIM, Rowland, Tuesday afternoon.
Myota shelton called on Velma
Irwin Sunday afternoon.
Richard Ilse superintendent Of
the Holly Schools was visitor at
the Sunny Side school Thursday af-
ternoOn.
r. O. Blair. manager Of the Mill
wooda Italia mill and sons Ranald
and Dale loaded a car Of alfalfa
meal from the storehouse at Mill
wood Saturday.
One of the buses of the Holly
Consolidated Schools began carry
ing the high school pupils Of the
Sunny Side District Monday of this
week.
Mrs. McDaniels, formerly of Mill
wood, has gone to Denver where
she will join two OF her daughters,
Flossie and Gladys. Grace McDan-
iels will remain with relatives near
Hartman and finish her school year
in Holly High School.
Miss Pearl and Neva Wright were
guests at a dinner given at the
Dyksterhuis home. Sunday evening.
VIM. Rowland made a trip to
Hartman Saturday afternoon.
Henry Hidecker made a business
trip to Holly Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Wiley X. Wright. renewing
her subscription to the Chieftain
expresses her appreciation in the
following words: Accept my con
gratulations upon the really new
Holly Chieftain-in appearance and
in excellent quality OF its articles
and contents Mrs. Wright is now
located at 2l42 Lowell Blvd. Den
yer.
na1ivarad Mail With vorA.on
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15

to his patrons on Route B. Mr..
Sayre made more than so miles last
Saturday with FOrdsOn tractor.
breaking the roads so that he has
been able to make his rounds this
week in the usual way.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15

Neal Mclean. formerly of Lamar,
but now deputy oil inspector,
was a guest in the Sam Smith home
last Friday, evening. Mr.. Mclean
is an uncle Of Mrs. Smiths.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15

George Frazee was transacting
business In Holly Thursday.
Lee Kelley called at the Harvey
Zimmet home Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-12-15

Delivered Mail With Yordson
A little snow storm does not stop
"Pard" Sayre from delivering mail
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.
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any of the above Jobs. But we PRO-
POSE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT 1T.
as we have done some considerable
SOMETHING for men just like you in
the past several months. What Is this
SOMETHING?
Within the PAST YEAR AND A HALF
men from ALL WALKS OF life. some ex-
perienced. MORE inexperienced. have
come TO US. For instances Corporation
lawyers. lineman for telephone COM
pany. former member of the New
York Stock Exchange. university gradu-
ates. an Ace of tho Royal Flying Corps
In the late war. shipyard worker. men
who could not intelligently read an Eng
lish newspaper-have come TO US.
Ninety-seven such men are now occu-
pying executive POSITIONS which we
have named above at salaries ranging
from 5000 to $15 900 a year.
These 81 men are working with either
the Business Builders or corporations d.
rected by the men In the list you have
just been reading.
The Business Builders is training
school on an enormous scale, giving men
an opportunity of EARNING while
LEARNING. BUT-YOU YOURSELF
HAVE TO DO SOMETHING FOR YOUR
SELF. and that something is calling be-
tween 10 A. NJ. and AS P. M, Sunday
and holiday excepted. or between and
30 p. M. Saturday. Sunday and hoii-
day excepted. Ask for Mr.. Wells.
twelfth floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC,
Twelfth and Thirteenth Floors.
Knickerbocker Building.
Forty-second Street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen,
ATTENTION..

ATIENIlON.s
Our statesmen are instructed not to
URGE anyone to buy our proposition,
or to resort 10 so-called "high pres
sure" selline-WE DON'T HAVE TO.
We are not going to resort TO any
superlative language IN presenting our
proposition to you-Again-we don't
have to.
We state, unqualifiedly, we have
the EASIEST SELLER IN New York
city to-day for the following reasons:
1.-The product we are marketing
is NEW. 1t opens field never en-
tered by any other prospect.
2-This product has already PROVEN
that It Is O READY SELLER and q
QUICK REPEATER In a test"
merchandising campaign conducted
In one Of the hardest markets In
the East.
S-Back OF this product is a group of
business men, many OF whom are
OF national reputation. the mention
OF whose names means instant con-
fidence In the project.
Am advertising portfolio IS laid be-
fore prospect, showing the Ads that
are to be run in New York city this
summer, with the dates OF insertion
In all the leading papers OF the
Metropolitan district. This New
York advertis!ng-which starts July
Ills the opening gun OF one OF the
most extensive National campaigns
ever put over In this country.
5-within so days approximately 1000
windows will be displaying this
product. If 1t is an ''easy seller"
now. what will 1t be then?
e-From $4,000 to 1000 In commits
sions within the next six months
can be made. assisting us in raising
the capital necessary to properly
market this product and an execu-
tive position next year in the mer-
chandising end of the business
where the opportunity is limited
solely by your own abiity-if Of
fered every man on our Sales Force
who qualities.
tn men-with NO PREVIOUS SELL
ING EXPERIENCE. can make up
to 81 100 In a week, and earnings
of 800 to 5000 week should bo
made EVERY week by EVERY man
when our advertising starts, It
proves our statment that we have
an 'easy seller.''
One of our men, never in business
before. made $4s7.50 last week: earn
ings of $2oS.75 were made by another
man last week. S197.50 by another and
these figures are only an indication
of what CAN be DONE by ANY man
who WILL.
II the above brief MAN to MAN
statement appeals to you, call
NEXT TUESDAY, BEFORE 2 P. M.
Ask for Mr.. Scott.
KENDALL PRODUCTS CORP,
7os 9Th av.. bet. 10th and 41st sts.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
SALESMEN.

We offer to three high class men a real
opportunity for q large Income on a commits
sion basis In the sale of the per cent. Gu
mulative preferred stock of an established
enterprise, the present net earnings of which
exceed the stipulated dividend; proposed ex-
tensions should produce a heavy return on
Investments; capital stock less than one
half appraised value Of holdings; legiti-
mate proposition of great merit and one Of
the best on the market. Gle Herald. 2S0
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
SALESMAN.

A few men, experienced in the sale
of office furniture. filing cabinets and
supplies. may learn something to their
advantage by communicating In con-
fidence with r $50 Herald. $50 B'way,
representing a high class house with
a splendid reputation for quality of
product and service: state experience.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
statesmen,


We want five high grade salesmen:
each can make better than 500
weekly commissions selling our tire
service plan; we show you how to
sell seven out of ten open for propo-
sition; a real he-man's work with a
big future for men who will work:
call In person and bring this ad TO
be admitted. Room TO. IS West 43d
ST.. 9 A. M. to IL NJ. Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

sALEsMEN-THREE MEN WANTED
WHO CAN WALK. TALK AND
TELL THE TRUTH. IF THERE
ARE THREE MEN IN THIS CITY
WHO POSSESS THESE REQUIRE
sURED WITH US. ASK FOR MR..
GAGNoN, 1875 BROADWAY. SUITE
T23.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
SALESMAN WANTED.

We need an experienced
stock salesman and be-
cause we must have him
Immediately we will pay
an unusually attractive
commission for quick re-
suits. Phone Cortlandt
2S94 on Tuesday for ap-
pointment.