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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-09
TURKS WANT TO SEE
U.S.. BASEBALL GAMES
(By- United. Pkees), .

Constantinople, June 9-Baseball
teams from Observation-Disclosures of
the Black Sea feet have Sbeen inivit~
ed to stage: series ofEgames this
summer at Trebizond: ia pennant
for thes Whining, 9 3tesaa@t x%{ll. be given
by Turkish business 'msn. >::...,,
The invitation alto ,.tbe :American
sailors was senta to, Admiral Mark
Bristol, U. S., highs commissioner at
Constantinople., It was in the: name
Of General Observation-Disclosures cpm-
mandment of Trebizo1d, and Prof.
Morieu Bey, superintendent Of the
local schools. The municipal author
tiles plan the erection of an up to
date baseball diamond close to the
harbor, so that any sailors" compelled
to remain on board the destroyers
may view the game from the decks
Of their ships.
ave are very anxious to encour-
age. American ships to spend as
much time as possible in Trebizond,"
Says Prof. Monieu Bey in a letter
accompanying the invitation. eve
are going to take every advantage
Of their presence to ercourge Amer
lean athletics in our. schools" All
the grandstand seats at baseball
games will be reserved, for school
children, who we hope will learn the
American game and the American
athletic spirit" -
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DIR. BERSTON WILL ASSIST
DIR. NORTHROP THIS SUMMER

Dr.. H. R. Berston Of Kirkville,
Missouri, arrived in Bemidji today
and will assist Dr., Northrop, osteo-
path. during the summer months.
He will have charge Of the out Of
town practice, visiting Walker on
Mondays, Laporte Tuesdays, Cass
Lake Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Blackjack Thursdays, and Hines Fri
days. In the fall he. will take a post
graduate course. .,,.
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CONVICTION OF NEGRO is
UPHELD BY STATE COURT
(By United Press)

(By United PresS)
St. Paul, June 9-Conviction of
Max Mason, negro, for criminal as
sault was confirmed by the state
supreme court today. The girl as
;aulted by five negros travelling with
circus at Duluth, June Ia, 1920.
Three of the negroes were lynched.
Mason was identified as another
assailant."
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Enjoy OUTING

The girls from Bemidji who have
been enjoying few days outing,
camping at Diamond Point, with Miss
Rose Olson as chaperon, where they
went last Saturday, returned Wed
nesday to their homes. Tuesday af-
ternoon they entertained their moth
ers at a picnic supper. Included in
the party were Misses Mabel and
Pearl Tanner, Margaret McDougal,
Mabel WEIGH and Myrtle Kobe. ~, ~
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miss Geraldine Reed, pianist, Vic
Hannah, violinist, and Claude Ell
lis,sidrums, composed an orchestra
that furnished music at dance CIV
en- at the ,Jinkinson hall, Becida last
evening, where they motored in the
early evening. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Reed.
Mrsi Tom Smart and Mrs. Frank
Frost also attended from Bernidji.
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NO SHOW AT GRAND TONIGHT;
FILMS FAIL TO REACH HERE

Manager G.. IS. Harding of the
Grand theatre announces that there
will be no show at that. theatre this
evening on account Of the film"Billy"
Jim," failing to arrive. This pic
ture will be shown as scheduled
tomorrow however.
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THREE TWIN CITY MEN
INJURED NEAR RED WING
(By United PreSS) ,...g

Wy o1''FcV 1e''s7 ?, ~,
Red Wing, June "a. o. Ort-
Quist, Minneapolis realestate dealer
and president of the Minneapolis
Board of E 'ucation. August G.:
Johnson, Minneapolis, and G. 7:
Bruenes, St. Paul were seriously in
injured today when their car turned
turtle on the pavement two miles
east of here. They were en- route
to Winona.
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LUTHER u li;R"t coL III ,c; Es :AL.uMNl ..".
~ HOLD ANNUAL REUNION
'(Byr United iPress) y

Fergus Falls, June .9.-Alumni OF;
the Park Region Luther college are
here today for their annual reunion.
H. o. Sonnesyn is president Of the
society which includes former stu
dents, graduates and former faculty
members. ., r. al
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Cook With Gas

Miss Marjorie Robinson of Howard
Lake is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. w. B. %Elwell, 1919 Beltrami
avenue She expects to spend the
summer in Bemidji.
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Cook With Gas
$50 tt

1.-THE Northern Minnesota district
conference Of the Lutheran church
which met at Sheylin the past three
dsys;was represented by o. E. Erick-
sonaandsC, M; ;Ascham3 as delegates
from the local church Rev. and
Mrs Jerdee and son; Joseph, and Mr..
and Mrs. !. 3. Olson also attended.
All have returned to their, homes.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT

The First Lutheran church will
hold a business meeting this eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the church par
lors. All voting members are urged
to attend. A number of important
matters are to be considered, it is
announced.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
REPORT FOR YEAR, 1922

Total number of pupils receiving
professional treatment:
Tonsils, adenoids, or both, remov-
ed, rs cases; glasses fitted or refit-
ted, ~ cases; dental work done, 400
cases.
Pupils examined at Free Clinics,
1885, a$ d &, ,e +
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"VlMIMITE"
2d6-1O

T.. Bemidji's popular ."Gift Shop" is
the Bemidji Book Store, 4os Beltrami
Ave- New" thints in books, favors,
cards, albums and framed mottos are
arriving. ;Comerin' and see hem. rs.
q :..,.,<.,-~'.,1oi5 ed6-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Long of VAL
ley City are spending few days in
Bemidji at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Richards, 905 Minnesota ave-
nue.. They were recently married
and are spending their honeymoon
here. y.
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BETHEL LUTHERAN MEN
TO MEET THIS EVENING

The Mems society Of the Bethel
Lutheran church will be entertained
this evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walstadt, Fifth ward.
After : the program and business
meeting there will be a social hour,
and it is desired that there be large
attendance. e. - .-s,,.
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Cook With Gas
$3.50 tt

4. w. French - is assisting on the
books in, County AuditorsiA. d.
Johnson's office at the court house
during the summer months. -, ~
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PRESBYTERIAN DIVISIONS
HOLDING PICNIC TO-DAY

Division Nos. and 3 Of the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid are enjoying
picnic supper. this afternoon at the
summer home of Mrs. H. E. .Reyn-
Odds, Lavinia, and it is urged that all
members attend. '''' .
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PERSON

Items for this column will b
gladly received By Mrs. Harvey,
- telephone ll4-W. Readers owe
,,it;to their guests and 70 them.
selves to see that itsms Of local
i interest are reported. Every item
will be given proper eonsidera-
). tion when soures i, known.
i Mrs. Floyd seaver, Fourteenth and
Minnesota avenue; is visiting her par
entstat solway.' 5 4; H..
~ ~ =
4 Roy Harker. Of the Harker Plumb:
ing CO. is transacting business in
90,
Nevis this week,
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"A new assortment Of place cards,
tally cards, score cards, table num-
berccards and novelties just in at
thehBemidji Book & Stationery Co.
400 sBeltrami Ave. -" 4d6-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierson of
Turtle River autoed to Bemidji yes
terday and called on friends.
FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE, Call
865-W. 16d6-21
Miss Vivian Hines returned this
morning from Waville where she was
the guest of Miss Vera Cutter for a
few days. =
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Larson and
niece, Miss Helen Shelley, of Mime
apolis were in Bemidji Thursday en-
route to Crookston. They were max
ing the trip by auto, seeing northern
Minnesota and visiting friends. They
reported the roads in good condition.
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NJ Mrs. Oscar Hanson, is reported to
be,seriously ill at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Krog, Fifth ward.
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ivMr.a and Mrs. Bert Lockhart Of
Winnipeg were callers yesterday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hell
mery SIP Third street, where they
spent the afternoon and evening.
They left this morning for Mime
apois and will return from there to
their home. The trip is being made
by auto. "a :. ..>.r
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\" MIS-, 4. =: Hanson and Misses vio-
la and Martha Hanson of Becida
autoed to, Bemidji Thursday and call
ed ohSS friends while shopping.
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. "..XIMI:MITE".
2d6-1O

l4Frank Dewey motored to Crook
stons Z. Where ere he is attending to bust
ness matters for a few days.
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Cook With Gas
$50 tt

Preston Gibson, who has attended
college at Waterloo, Iowa, during
the past school year, returnedsto the
home of his parents, Mr.. andss:Mrs.
A. E. Gibson, Lavinia, Thursday.
Vimimite-a wonderful gasoline,
costs a little more, worth a lotsmore.
Northwestern Oil Co., opposite Mark
ham Hotel. ;2d6-1o
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~ ~ 49, - AAAff>
HOLD MEETINGS TOMORROW
The regular meeting Of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be held
Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
at the Moose hall.
At 3 o'clock at the same place the
G, A. R. Circle will meet for its reg
ular business meeting, and it is re-
quested that all members be present.
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. Come on in, the gas is fine. North
western Oil Co. Filling Station-op-
posite Markham Hotel. 2d6-1O
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NSs.

~ r a y. j ~
( Mrs. Ga 4. n Rensinston of Crook
ston is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. H. r. Jones, and family, 1917
Beltrami avenue, for the summer
months.
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Cases of Communicable Disease:
Scabies, Impetigo, etc......-.-..:--.101
Chickenpox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
MeaS!eS q
Scarlet Fever !" i
TerLuSSlS
Diphtheria ,-.-......,................-..-i II
Typhoid Fever & - !: :. 4
,coo11,ox - n y Il ~ I
OmaupOx 1
Acute Conjunctivitis ...........- 3
Total ..............269
Temporary exclusions by nurse--2o4
Physical examinations. 80. ,044
Inspections .-......--...-..........2,847
Treatments and dressings..-......- GIT
Home and office calls.....-....... 271
" LOIS E.sDALLEY, R. N.
-, .. School Nurse.
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Polar Pie. ASK for It.
2-14tt

Mr.: and Mrs. "A: E. Howard were
guests yesterday Of Mrs. F. c.. Bates
and family, 524 Irvine avenue, en-
route from Akeley where they had
visited relatives over Sunday, to their
home at Orr, N. D. They were MAX
ing the trip by auto.
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2-1ltf

Emf. and Mrs. H.: 4. Terrell and
family expect to move tomorrow to
summer cottage near Farley: where
they will spend the summer months.
- 49,, s$%;:$i, ! :. '-..~!,
MMiss Dorothy Allen Of Cass Lake
is spending the summer IN Bemidji
ut the homs7of her aunt, Mrs. RsW.
Koehrf and family, 416 Irvine ave-
muss. i !. =. ....>.....> =. !. Il.
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NMiss Leila Stanton returned Tues
dsytfrom St. Paul where she visited
friends and transacted business for a
week. 49,. r.
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BE prepared for auto trips and
picnics. Get an Icy-Hot bottle at
Bankers. 'Pints, 'esc; quarts, $1.e5;
special price for this week only:
4d6-1O
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Do you know that q Ford Roadster
costs only $500. +. 0. b. factory
buy -RsFo ord and spend the difference.
~ = 4d6-1O
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"
2d6-1O
"VlMIMITE"

NJ Mr. and Mrs: Carl Allen Of Inter
national Falls were between-train
guests of Bemidji relatives yesterday
en- Route from Cass Lake to their
home. It y
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&Si5a: :!!e :;
w. ~. o.:
ODD FELLOWS LODGE
HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT

The regular meeting of the I. O..
o. F. will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at the Moose hall and all
members are urged to be present.
There will be initiation, of candi-
dates. - = ~. T..
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Miss Lillian French is spending to-.
day at the farm home Of her par
ents,' Mr.. and Mrs.. SG... n. French,
FROM.
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a460,o00 to loan on farms. Dean
0nml company. LIST
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Mrs. H. R. Henderson and little
son, Robert Johns, afe visiting her
parents and other relatives at New
ark, -. ". - 49,. ~, .,. ..~.:. b.
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NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bieri are ex-
pected to arrive in :Bemidji this af
ternoon from Pine River and will be
over-Sunday guests of her parents,
Mr." and Mrs. George Kirk, 100
Lake boulevard. They; are making
the trip by auto a. b., .
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Pie. Ask for II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Newton and
family moved this week from 700
Irvine avenue! to s22oh Third street,
the rooming house recently vacated
by A. Brose. They are making ex-
tensive repairs and expect to put the
rooms in first-class shape.
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Buy a Ford and spend the differ
ence. 4d6-lO
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"XlMlNfE"

Polar Pie Ask for It.: - 2.
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mr.. and Mrs. George Pierson of
Turtle River autoed to Bemidji yes
terday and called on friends.
FOR a PRACTICAL NURSE, Cali
865-W. 16d6-21
Miss Vivian Hines returned this
morning from Waville where she was
the guest of Miss Vera Cutter for a
few days. =
Cook With Gas
$50 tt
g.. iHt
r. I. w. French is assisting, on the
books in County AuditorsiA. d.
Johnson's office at the court house
during the summer months. .-.., .,n ~
Pola, Pier Ask for It.: ,2-1ltf
~ "YlMlNagE""*e sa6-1o
.}% Fl 3 - -l1s i $%3
+ Mrs. ca l. Remington of Crook
ston is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. H. r. Jones, and family, 1917
Beltrami avenue, for the summer
Cook With Gas
Miss Marjorie Robinson of Howard
Lake is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. w. B. Elwell, 1919 Beltrami
She expects to spend the
in Bemidji.
Cook With Gas
$50 tt
Preston Gibson, who has attended
college at Waterloo, Iowa, during
the past school year, returnedsto the
home of his parents, Mr.. andsMrs.
A. E. Gibson. Lavinia, Thursday.
Vimimite-a wonderful gasoline,
costs little more, worth a lot more.
Northwestern Oil Co., opposite Mark
ham Hotel. ;2d6-10
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long of VAL
ley City are spending a few days in
Bemidji at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Richards, 905 Minnesota ave-
nue.. They were recently married
and are spending their honeymoon
here. -.
Polar Pie. ASK for It. 2-14tt
Mr.: and Mrs. "A. E. Howard were
guests yesterday Of Mrs. F. c.. Bates
and family, 524 Irvine avenue, en-
route from Akeley where they had
visited relatives over Sunday, to their
home at Orr, N. D. They were max
ing the trip by auto.
Do you know that a Ford Coupe
costs only $3.50 f. o. b. factory
and it's one of the finest enclosed
cars on the market. 4d6-10
II scsas
= Mr.. and Mrs. J.: W. Wilcox motor
ed to the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Durand at Puposky Tuesday
and attended the meeting Of the
Pleasant Valley Farmers club that
was entertained there. They report
only fair sized crowd.
Buy a Ford and spend the differ
ence. r = 4d6-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Newton and
family moved this week from 700
Irvine avenue to 1220h Third street,
the rooming house recently vacated
by A. Brose. They are making ex-
tensive repairs and expect to put the
rooms in first-class shape.
Buy Ford and spend the differ
ence. 4d6-1O
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Larson and
niece, Miss Helen Shelley, of Minne-
apolis were in Bemidji Thursday en-
route to Crookston. They were max
ing the trip by auto, seeing northern
Minnesota and visiting friends.s. They
the roads in good condition.
Polar Pie. Ask for It. Flat
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Olander re-
turned Wednesday from a motor trip
to Litchfield and Willmar where they
have visited relatives since, Friday
of last week. They were accompan-
led on the trip by their brother,
Mo~o,x ~, 1.,ho ro,,o ;uoI thoro
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u Northern Oil Co. Filling Station
opposite Markham Hotel. Open for
business. -. -, x; x: +r1'.'<T' 2d6-1O
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minnesota avenues IS VlSltlng her par
entsTat Solway. '3 IS; 49, s.:.
. Roy Harker. Of the Harker Plumb:
ing CO. is transacting business in
Nevis this week.
=. h. i, u "..YlMIMlrE" vi 2de-1o
\ ~ \, : :. :. : : d, :, (
y t4Frank Dewey motored to Crook
ston where he is attending to bust
ness matters for few days.
NJ Mrs. Oscar Hanson, is reported to
be,seriously ill at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Krog, Fifth ward.
o Come on in, the gas is fine. North
western Oil Co. Filling Station-op-
posite Markham Hotel. 2d6-10
{E 49,
NMiss Leila Stanton returned Tues
dsylfrom St. Paul where she visited
friends and transacted business for a
week. y,,,: ~
a&60,000 to loan on farms. Dean
naI company. LIST
Miss Lillian French is spending to-
day at the farm home Of her par
ents;' Mr.. and Mrs. $G.. h. French,
FROM.
Mrs. H. r. Henderson and little
son, Robert johns are visiting her
parents and other relatives at New
ark +, D: - z,...... :...:.> 2. .*
Do you know that a Ford Roadster
costs only $500 +. 0. b. factory?-
buy esFord and spend the difference.
n, At -. = : 4d6-1O
\ MIS-. 1. E; Hanson and Misses Vio-
la and Martha Hanson of Becida
autoe ed to Bemidji Thursday and call
ed Of friends while shopping. -:
Polar Pie. Ask for H. 2-14tf
,r~I - ;.-.-t T..
III MI. and Mrs. H. A. Terrell and
family expect to move tomorrow to a
summer cottage near Farley: where
they will spend the summer months.
NJ Miss Dorothy Allen of Cass Lake
is spending the summer in Bemidji
at the. home>of her aunt, Mrs. NV.
Koehff and family, 416 Irvine ave-
nus. ....,.:sz.. T.. + 49,,
r. Z E $780, =. :. = : -: u <, -,
- ''VIMIMITE" 2d6-10
NJ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen: of Inter-
national Falls were between-train
guests of Bemidji relatives yesterday
-en Route from Cass /: Lake to their
home. It .
Z Northern Oil CO. Filling Station
opposite Markham Hotel. Open for
business. =. x, :. .z.' .'<T' 2d6-1O
-, ~ --,,>
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bieri are ex-
pected to arrive in :Bemidji this af-
ternoon from Pine River and will be
oyer-Sunday guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk, 100
Lake boulevard. They are making
the trip by. auto o. b., =.
BE prepared for auto trips and
picnics. Get an 1cy-Hot bottle at
Bankers. |Pints, 98c; quarts, $1.95;
special price for this week only.
4d6-1O
'tjMr.9 and Mrs. Bert Lockhart Of
Winnipeg were callers yesterday at
the rhome of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hell
mery SIP Third street, where they
spent the afternoon and evening.
They left this morning for Mime
apofs and will return from there to
their home. The trip is being made
by auto. T." r az" :
III 81, ..-..,i X
- Cook With Gas
III -.-- ~, f. ~" OoO -
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1.-THE Northern Minnesota district
conference Of the Lutheran church
which met at Sheylin the past three
days; was represented by %. E. Erick-
I som and &C. M. jAscham as delegates
from the local church. ! Rev. and
Mre .Jordoo and son tJosenh. and Mr..
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costs only $5SU +. o. b. fact0ry!-
and it's one of the finest enclosed
cars Oh the market. =. 4d6-10
II Fcz=Fs
:" Mr.. and Mrs. j: w. Wilcox motor
ed to the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Durand at ~Puposky Tuesday
and attended the meeting Of the
Pleasant Valley Farmers club that
was entertained there. They report
only a fair sized crowd.
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$50 tt
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:INSULATE HIVES
: FOR WINTER use
Loss of Heat Through Bottom Is
Very Rapid, 'Notwithstand.
J.. ing Belief to Contrary. J..
DEFECT SHOULD Be REMED|ED
leaving South Front: :. lunp.ok.d on
Theory That sun Will Furnish
r Necessary Warmth Erroneous i
; ~ sawdust Mot, .Expensiye.,sss,<4

prepared BY tho United States Department
OF AgEicultufs.)
: Contrary to the usual belief Of bee
keepers, the loss of heat through the
bottom of beehives otherwise .insulat-
ed is very rapid, SO that the insulation
on the top and sides Is never used
to Its full capacity, as so much of
the heat escapes below. On the sup
position that ''heat RISES" it has been
the practice for .beekeepers not to
insulate the bottoms Of hives in which
bees are wintered. This is a serious
neglect which should b. remedied III
all commercial insulated hives. .ac-
cording to United States Department
of Agriculture circular <222, The IN
sulating Value OF Commercial Double
Walled Beehives, by b. F. Phillips,
apiculturist. =.
Insulating Value
Tests have been made sof the in
sulating value Of eight different
types Of hives. !. It is clear from the
results Of, these tests that leaving
any part Of the hive without insula-
:tion renders the. escape Of heat at
that point easy. Some beekeepers. In
addition to leaving the bottoms of
their hives unprotected, also leave the
fronts, facing the. south. unpacked, on
the erroneous theory that the warm
ing Of the hive by the sun will over
come the loss Of heat at this point.
Space for Insulating.
: The insulating value Of all ordinary
insulating materials depends on the;
air spaces confined In the material,
and the insulating valuesis increased
by increasing the number and decreas.
ing the size Of these air spaces. In
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-19
.TozEsTABLISH HONEY GRADES
Beeksepers From Various Parts Of
Country Send Samples 70 Asri.>
; cuituraf pepaftm eiit. ~

-; Samples Of honey are being received
by the United States Department of
Agriculture from beekeepers in all
parts Of the country in connection
with the work Of establishing reliable
color grades for extracted honey. A
new type Of spectrophotometer will be
used in this work, which will be. done
by agricuiturists Of the department In
cooperation with the division of
grades and standards of the bureau of
agricultural economies 1t is also
planned to use the honey examined in
other investigations. The pollen con-
tent of the honeys will be identified
by the ,nicrochemical laboratory Of the
bureau of chemistry. /&.Gl ~; ~ f<S