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CoNrEsrANDo "A TX"

Ell dfa nueve de MARIO, lei en- cl pc
riodico Ell MUNDo un articulo ''ba-
sebolero" con ell tftulo "Base ball en-
iNaguabo'' segdn el sefor ''X'' Ma
guabo habia medido sus fuerzas con
nuestro team escolar, pero Sc equivoca
"X'', pues 81 asi hubiese sido en- ell so
litario campo de Naguabo, "se hub.e.
ra Queda1o de dia v hubira vuelto a
obscurecer''.
Cuando nuestro team quierc prac
ticar 10 hace en- su campo, londe MUGS.
tros mushachos estan fuera de discu-
stones con "umpires' de carton. SEn-
tiende "'X''? .s
Dice usted en- su articulo que va a re-
galar una liga. Paingo, nuestro "pit.
cher, yo creo que el Ia aceptaria,
pero no de esas eScritas por "The
Braves, el "team" de los estudiantes
nocturnos
ODERCAM
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.GAMAYo.

rioso barrio de China Town, donde tan
to5 detectives y poIciss psgaron con
sus vidas las pesquisas ilevadas efec-
to ALI, no hab'a sido exam 'nado, cre-
.yendo que los animcs v las costumbres
de los chinos se habian aplacado,- pero
con este nuevo RAID Sc ha vuelto
a palpar Ia situaci6n bochornosa de
aquel sitiO, donde la morina y Ell opio
atraen tantas victimas.
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NHATERRA

Pre7issaYie: JesS d. RoGxiRgea
fa1ea Ne. 8. Tsl6fono 800. San Juan,
Puarts Riee. Sitzade en- una Do jSE
PriAsipalss Gales, csrea del TroR
7 dal Tsatrs, pr6xizna a lca MaslIes,
sontagae 81 Corres 9srnAa EaiAGaos
Federalas. BUen traso. Ssrviaie sx.
salsaAa. se airvsn Connidas q dsmSs.
IL Ss adaitaa aboaaaos Z 0rssAm
m6AieoM,
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E5EEC,1h[lQg6
rME "rREs BANDERAs":

william Duncan en- la seric lei Hon
bre de Hero Y Ell drama en- cinco
actos "La Emperatriz Lopez, por
Alice CalhouId.
Mafiana:-Elena Hammerstein en- el
drama en- cinco actos ''Mujcr sin Ho-
gar y una comedia en- dos actos.
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N0tas de sport
lcontinnaci6n de Ia pagina .

N~VutAnuaC1On 06 Ia pag1na ~
semos efectuar en- Ell future, la pr6xima
vez que tengamos ell placer de ir esa.
nevare mi novena PARIS complete.
Estariamos dispuestos ir a esa ju-
gar TN par de juegos, (manana y tar
de) cuando ustedes 10 estimen conve-
niente, por la suma de $25. Tambien
deseo manifestarle que estoy hacienda
las gesuones necesarias con la idea
de traerles a esta, sul casa, dentro de
POGO. s
De nuevo dandole las gracias por sus
tinas atenciones, v en- espera de sus gra-
tas, aprovecho esta oportunidad para
ofrecerme de ustel
Muy sinceramente, ST.
go William DIAZ.
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"BoRMoUEN PARK;

Hope Hampton en- Ell drama en- seis
actos titulado "El Cebo'' una Re-
vista Grafca.
Mafiana:-Ethel Clayton en- Ell dra-
ma en- cinco actos ''El Despertar de Ia
Conciencia' una comedia.
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SEVIL.A

N mAs hsSAo, ample esa2s6er sez
Csta al mar. Departansnts pars kA-
ntiias. FrentS al ediAsis del BsnaAe
? sarea Do lee aemAs Centres Oasia-
tas. VI mes eoRVoaiants para tran
s~aHtsS.-Ss alq1dIaa 90 sa1aas 90.
aanal, Euinesnal . nsnssal. Hss1o.
safe csRplstO, $500. Gale De Girls
b, Hdm. 10. San Juaa. TalGfons eA@
z. o. Bsx Ee1. PZs1istaHia, RKDR0
. @RIETA
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CINE LAS ANTrLIAs

Episodes siete ocho de la serie fran
cesa La Nueva Aurora y una come.
dia.
Mafiana:- Moreno en- el drs
ma en- cinco actos ''Los Tres sietes"
" ell s6timo episodio del ''Hombre de
Hierro".
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BELIoGRAPH (catano):

Episodes sicte y ocho de la gran
serie lei vengadOr silencioso" Y una
bonita comedia.
Mafiana:-Pina Menicheh en- la gran
diosa production ia Historic de una
Mujer'
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CINE NORMA:

Episodes nueve Y diez de la serie
por William Duncan lei vengador ST.
lencioso".
Mafiana:-El favorito actor Wallace
Reid en- su mas bonita production titu
lada tLa Casa con ventanas de Orc"
y una comedia.
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C.ARlRE

sieMaAe On al eoraE6n do In eiudad,
asr1setamento acondicionAdo con TO-
ios lee adslantoS nodernos: Ascen-
10Y, Tsl6fonos, Timbrss. Magnificas
sabitAciOnes con bafio privaGo y efsc-
90 sanitarioa. Especial comfort para
'sr'fl'as y viajantss. PrseiUs mods-
RADIOS.
s4saoBsG As4 y 1908, p. o. Box sOe
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
ban IuRn. 2 z.
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CINE IMPERIAL:

Los emocionantes episodios 16, II y
1s de la serie por Pearl White titula.
da La Mano Manca''.
Mafana:-Anita Stewart en- la gran
production "El Combate" y Ell tercer
episodio de la serie "El Hombre de
Hero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
TEATRo STRAND:

Betty Blythe y Mahlon Hamilton en-
ell drama en- seis actos "Casi Infiel".
Maiana:-Hope Hampton en- ell mo.
numental drama en- seis actos "El Co.
boz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
CINE LUNA:

segunda jornada de la interesants Sc
rie 'El Jinete sin Cabeza''
Mahana:-Claire Adams en- la seris
EEL Hombre de la selva" y una come
dia.
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oDERcAM.
NoTAs DE BASKET BALL

Ell pr0ximo domingo 10 de los CO.
rrientes saldran de esta ciudad para
Caguas a celebrar dos desafios, los CO.
nocidos ''teaErs'' "Old Grammar
que vuelve enfrentarse con ell te-
mible "0ld Caguas" ell do nifas
"All San juan, al que lie espe.a alli
el va famoso "Caguas High Scnool".
Huelga profetizar que ambos juegos
ha bran de resultar sumamente rshidos.
toda vez que en- luchas anteriores ha-
bidas entire Ell invicto fHOli Gram
mar" y ell "Caguas" hase notado 10
bien preparados que estan ambos
''teams", hacienda gala de habiles
''passings'' que culnlinan siempre Ell
ecnsacionales t'goals", pero a pesar de
todo, sicndo siempre vencidos kcnrosa-
mente los cagiiehos, como muy hien re
cordaran mis- queridos amigos de la
ciudad del Turabo, por los muchachos
del "0ld Grammar Este diio Sc di-
ce que estan mucho mejor pyeparados
los muchachos de Caguas por tener ALI
a: famoso instructor atl6tico conoci
do atleta poncefio Fabito, quisn ha sa-
bido prepararles conciencia v ALA
veremos como Sc portan sus mnchachos
en- este .iEego.
Con reSpecto las nihas, el "All
San Juan'' promote traer su primera
victoria en- contra de los nifias de ''Ca
grias', que, dicho sea de paso en- honor
q la verdad, han producido admiration
por su preparation en- este "sport", pc
/ olas nifias del "AlI San Juan tienen
Dlucha confanza en- rue habran RE ven-
Ger 2 las del "Caguas' on esta lucha,
j pesar de cue las de "cagua5'' hayan
yencido facilmente la Unige1 sidad,
Ia Grammar, la Labra y muchas otras.
Como nos informara ell amigo F'abi-
to, Ell productoe de eStos juegos es para
cubrir los gastos que occsss6stone ell tras-
lado a Ponce de los atetsss dc Caguas
q. los jufgos atl6ticos que habrin de
celebrarse en- Ponce, Ell dia 1lt;mo del
ccrriente y no dudamos que habra de
sresultar un exitazo, por razon Gle que
en- Caguas existe un entusiasIno digno
de admiration por este deporte y por
la protection que siempre ha ssbido dar
a sus buenos atletas.
SAN JUAN BASKET BALL LEAGUE
+ ~ sssssaRssF u 71sb -. 4ass.,as ys
Cada dia reina mayor entrsiasmo
entire los fans asiduos concur sates
ne la Y. M. C. A. por yes el resultado
final del campeonato que Sc ceIebra en-
ire los teams" ''High School ;, Jax,
Snow, Radio Union Club y Army. Este
campeonato ha traido muchas sorpre
sas'y clio la resultado EN- cubrir de in
certidumbre ell resultado final del mis-
mo. Hasta la fecha Sc encuentIan en-
primer olugar ell. "Snow'', High
School, y tfJax, entire los cuales Sc
esta disDutando el trofeo. De todos mo
dos, esta Ultima Ease del campeonato
como deja en- duda ell resultado final,
LENA lss amplios salones del gimnasio |
de a Y. NJ. G. A. de espectadores avi- |
6os de presenciar estas luehas tan atra-
yentes dar brios con sus t'caeegs''
los teams de sus simpatias.
GAMAYo.
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

Un magistral drama en- cinco actos
interpretado por Juan Centella una
comedia.
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La AFERIA"
RAL.EARES

ARMCIBO, PIaaa prtnsipal K0Sal,
Jafs, GolHaa&s y Restaurant. III MS.
IsS Dc Arssibs. Eitis para ausenS-
'1lsa GAsxe III EeeaA
PMDRO ORPT.
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CENTRAL,

K6tacds canstrufde SxprsSamAHSs
para Eotsl, msdsrnamsRss oqaipa6s,
seA aaeensor, habit&eispas cen h&Ae.
tal&fOno, tiznbras , sSante nequjsrE
oI mOdsrno "eO1fert''. Plan HursYs@
Restaurant q IN sarta- Tal6feadsi
se1-11b4. Esx 1859, San JssS, Plass
PrinGtSaI, San Juan, p. n.
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LA CAFETERIA
Ell VESUBIO

Partisapd q mI Aumorosa slte1tHf9
90 xaovamsnts ne gHsHsntra NJ
krsata d este asrsdiNads RegAasRa1A
aonac emesAerar&A WR ssE sraAe sra"
1sis o In sarta.
&a aARlits2 ahOnads6 y AuRaa eag.
IAN Leo sabEessa spagHetk.
vleaAAe RINALDL
AIlsa 9S. gaa Juan. TGA1nAs eaA
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Box 512, Mayagiiez p. R.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
FARGO COURIER-NEWS
TITLE SUIT ON AGAIN

Fargo, Oct. 1.-THE answer of
VIM. Lemke, attorney for the ex-
ecutive committee of the national
nonpartisan league following with
drawal of demurrer, interposed last
spring in the Courier-News title suit,
must be on file today with the clerk
of court in Cass county.
Early last spring group of non
partisans secured an injunction
against the national executive COM
mittee restraining them from inter-
fering with the Courier-News. It
was reported at the time the paper
was to be sold and the plaintiffs stat
ed it was their purpose to invest the
ownership of the paper in the league
rather. than in individuals.
Some of the plaintiffs, it is known,
are. now desirous . of, settling the
suit. Others wish to secure a trial
Defendants in the suit are; A. c.
Townley, Herbert CASTOR, Frank B
Wood, John Thompson, and the Non
partisan Publishing Co. s~.,a., s-...., -.
Plaintiffs are C. P. Peterson, M
Il, Johnson. Kristian Holl, H. A.
Nelson, Alfred Munter, Owen Solberg
F.. L. Brannan, F. c. Keller, Fred
Keitzman, and O. A.. Kaldor.a.>s..r
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
MUNlClPALeCOURT HAS
F BUSY TW0-WEEK PERIOD
Drunks and Violators of Game
Laws Boost Total Fines
In Past Two Weeks

Department reports constituted
the bulk Of the regular meeting of
the City Council Monday evening,
the report Of the Municipal Court
for the past two weeks being espec-
tally interesting. A total Of 1919
in fines and fees was collected in
that period, of this amount $50 was
turned over to the county treasurer
on game law fines. Eight violators
of the game laws were fined $40
each. An unusually large number of
persons were fined for being under
the influence of Intoxicating liquor.
A resolution, providing foH the
establishment of park out of that
portion lying between Tenth stree.
Bemidji avenue and Doud avenue and
giving the park board authority to
improve it, failed to to gain second
and the motion to adopt it was there
by lost.
A number Of licenses were granted
including a secondhand store license
to D. M. Robertson, soft drink Ii
censes to Oscar H. Till and Smith &
Morris, a skating rink license to A.
McNabb, dance license to the Loyal
Ceder of Moose, and employment
agency licenses to 3. B. Lundgreen
and A. M. Daley. Joseph Hahn,
city scavenger, was awarded the con-
tract for cleaning the septic tank,
there being no other bidders. His
bid was $3.50.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
DOLLAR DAY EXPECTED
TO ATTRACT SHOPPERS

Bemidji merchants. who are taking
part in the Dollar Day venture to-
morrow are looking forward to an
exceptionally busy, day, and right
fully they are entitled to. The bar
gains contained inathe advertising in
Mondays issue are sure to attract a
large buying crowd to these stores
and as a resultIia A. number of new
customers are expected to visit those
places of business which advertied
special offerings. s-.l.
Previous Dollar Days have been
called successful from every view
point and it is expected that this one
with the weather getting colder, will
bring out an additional number of
buyers. Many Of these stores are
going to sell articles tomorrow prac-
tically at loss just to let the buying
public know that their trade is desir-
ed and that Bemidji merchants are
live progressive business men. The
public is the winner through these
special bargain days and it is urged
that all who have anything to buy
at this time patronize those store;
which advertised their special Offer
ings in the Monday issue. T.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB
WILL MEET NOVEMBER !

B. M. Gile, secretary of the Bel
trami County Guernsey club, announ-
ces that this organization will meet
in annual session, Wednesday, Nov
ember l, at the rooms of the Bemidji
Civic and Commerce association. The
meeting will be called to order at
10 o'clock and this session will con
duct the business meeting and elec-
ton of: officers for; the ensuing year.
:: The afternoon program, which will
begin at o'clock, will be announced
later. All business and profession
al men are invited to attend the af-
ternoon session. A large attend
ance of livestock men is desired as
the, session will be worthy of the at
tendance of every interested person
in the county. g.
Gustave Swanberg of Wilton is
president Of the club and A. E. Wit
ting Of Blackjack is vice-president.
B. NJ. Gile of the Security State bank
is secretary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
statesmen AT SCHOOLS
MUST OBTAIN PERMIT

The following notice has been sent
by Superintendent J. C. West Of the
Bemidji public schools to the princi7
pals of the various schools:
Heretofore, the rule Of the Board
of Education has allowed statesmen,
insurance agents, etc, in the school
buildings after o'clock in the even
ing and on Saturdays, working on
the principle that teachers may not
be called upon at their rooms, and
that they have no other place of bus
mess. Until further notice, this rul-
ing is revoked.
"In order to enter the building for
any commercial purposes whatever,
all sealesmen, solicitors, agents, ETC.,
must have a permit from the super
intendent dated not later than Oct
ober 16. Kindly advise your teachers
to this effect and in case you are
appealed to personally, you may sug-
sest that such permits will not be
isued except in cases where the strict
observance Of the rule will work n
hardships to the teachers or to the
business firms of this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
BRIDCEMAN CONFIDENT -.
OF HEAVY OTE.NOV., 7

!, Harry Bridgeman, candidate fol
the state senate from this district
returned Saturday from, the north
end of Beltrami and Koochiching
counties and reports that in the north
end Of Beltrami county the people
are enthused about county division
: tsThe vote will be almost solid fol
county division in the north end
said Mr.. Bridgeman, "and as far as
my candidacy goes, feel we'll sat
isfied with the receptions given me
in practically every part Of both
counties.
: "Men seemed glad to see me and
acted the part and l am quite con.
fioent that the vote on November I
will show that they were sincere IN
their encouragement over my elec'
tion."-~ e. .-.. ~,
|. Mr.. Bridgeman visited Baudette
'spooner, Williams, lnternatlonal
Falls, and many other towns and VII
aces in the district in which he IS
making an effort to represent. VI
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
CIVIC AND COMMUNITY !.
CLUB AFTER MEMBERS

More members is the, object, OF
the membership drive to be staged
by the Women's Civic and Commun-
ity club Friday, October 20, under
the direction of Mrs. T. C. Bailey,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee. Every ward in the city will
be canvassed Friday morning and
every woman in each. ward will be
asked to join the organization. .:e
Ward chairmen have appointed and
each of these will secure additional
workers between now and Friday SO
that the drive at that time may be
complete and thorough. The ward
chairmen are as follows: First, Mrs.
R. E. Richardson; Second, Mrs. E.. A.
Barker; Third, Mrs. N. E. Given;
Fourth, Mrs. I. B. Olson; Fifth, Mrs.
T.. C. Bailey. ;2ES
The club now has a membership iof
approximately two hundrend and it is
hoped that this drive will at least
double the present membership: Re
newals as we'll as new members will
count in this drive, Mrs. Bailey an
nources, and there is every indication
that the drive will be successful.
Membership is 81 for the year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
Speaks Before Convention of
American Legion Urging
Closer Cooperation
JUDGE lands ALSO TO
ADDRESS LEGION TODAY
Legion Politics for Office Of
Commander Boiling; Many
.K.
Aspirants in Field

New Orleans, Oct. 17-Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, was to speak
before the convention Of the Ameri-
can Legion today in favor of coop
Grafton between the two organiza-
tioins.
Organized labor and organized vet
erans should work together, Gompers
holds. He hopes to establish an un-
derstanding between the two groups.
Judge Lands, commissioner of
baseball, also was to address the
convention.
The committees in the meantime
are preparing resolutions which will
guide the work of the legion during
the year. The resolutions will de-
mand care for the wounded and dis
abled, condemn interference by Brig
adler General Sawyer in the hospitali-
zation program, support immigration
restrictions and publicly urge uni
versal service law for wounded, COM
mittee members said.
Legion politics are boiling and sup
porters of various committees are
organizing their forces. So many as
pirants are in the field that some be-
lieve a dark horse will win the com.
membership. VIM. E. Degan of New
York and A. A. Sprague Of Chicago
are being pushed. Legionaires have
filled the city to overflowing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
ASSOCIATION TO PROBE
COUNTY DIVISION PLAN

At the directors meeting of the
Civic and Commerce association a
committee was appointed to invcsti-
gate the issues of County Division
and present the Southern Beltrami
county side at the next meeting OF
the Board of Directors, Tuesday, Oct
ober "a.
This action was taken after the
matter Of possible ditch construction
in the big bog north of Red Lake
was brought to the attention of the
board, wherein it was pointed out
that such new construction would
to be borne by the south end, if built
after election day and county division
should carry.
President J. L. Elwell appointed
j. P. Lahr, R. L. Given, H. p: Rey-
nolds, Earl Cell and A. P. Ritchie.
These men are to secure all the in
formation they can against county
division, so that voters may have
both sides of the question and be
able to give it careful study before
election day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSN. II.
70 CONVENE THURSDAY
ss.5fz b y \. iisS.ss,: -: 5s..fE i 1isE
State Associations Will It Hold
!, Annual Convention This
5. Week At Brainerd r.

When the State Sunday School
folks arrive at Brainerd on Thurs
day, October 10th, they will find
one Of the most attractive programs
that has been offered to them in a
good many years. -.... 49,
Nothing has been spared to make
this convention one of the very most
outstanding that has yet been held
and with a number of the most at
tractiye features that. appeal to the
people working in this field, the en-
thusiasm. that is manifested by the
reports received at the state associa-
ton headquarters in st. Paul-from
the. County Association Auxiliarys-
would indicate that very large at
tendance will be present this. year:
Among the attractive features will
be the music and the use Of :'''The
Hymnal for, American Youth:
Hymnal that in very large way
meets the needs of an adequate pro-
gram of Religious education for the
childhood and youth of today :s..
There will be Young Peoples Choir
uses, Adult chornses, Children's Choir
uses in, Observation-Disclosures will be
the usual Divisional Conferences
the Great Mass Sessions-the Con
vention Communion service on Sun
day afteroon, October q, at 5 o'clock
will be one Of the high points Of the
|convention. DR.. H. G. Swearingen,
pastor of the House of Hope, Presby-
terian church, st. Paul, will officiate'
Special transportation facilities
will be afforded by the railroads on
the certificate plan and providing
there are $50 in attendance, the rate
Of 1 X fare will be granted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall and
Her Two Brothers Heard
Concerning Murder
LETTER TO PASTOR FROM
MRS. MILLS SHOWN TODAY
Mrs. Hall Has Denied that She
Knew of Relation of Mrs.
Mills to her Husband

New Brunswick, N. j., Oct. IT,
Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall and her
brothers, Willie and Henry Stevens,
were questioned today in the investi-
cation of the murder of Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Elanor Mills.
The widow, heavily yelled, and ac-
companed by her eccentric brother,
Willie,' arrived at the court house,
while Henry Stevens was being in
terrogated. Mrs. Hall was followed
by her maid, Gertrude Geist, and
her close friend, Sallie Peters.
Willie Stevens was very jaunty
as he walked up to the court house
smiling and waving at the crowd
assembled about the entrance, when
rumors spread that important de-
velopments in the murder mystery
were imminent.
Mrs. Hall walked slowly up to the
court house steps with head bowed.
She did not look at her fellow towns
men crowded about. This was the
first time in the probe of Che murder
that all members of the family have
been brought together at one time.
Mrs, Hall had repeatedly denied
on occasions of previous guestionings,
that she knew of the clandestine
relation Of her husband and the wife
Of the chruch jam;,:. Hundreds Of
persons, keyed up with excitement
brought about by the latest develop
ment Of the murder, swarmed around
the court house when the probe be-
gan.
A letter written by Mrs. Mills to
her pastor came to light today. 1t
read, "Dear heart, how dear it was
on occasions Of previous quest;onlrgs
ist yesterday. Things would have
been different if you had not been
along. There was no pain during the
extraction and noGc following it,
Mrs. Addison Clark, friend and
at times confidant of Mrs. Mills, was
to be questioned by authorities later
in the day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-10-17
SPECTATORS REPORTED
BIDDING LOW ON WOOL
Z
French, State Farm Bureau
j. Secretary, Warns Against
= Bargain Prices

Farmers of Minnesota who still
have wool on hand are warned by F.
L. French, secretary of the Minnesota
Farm Bureau Federation, not to sell
without full knowledge of market
values. Eastern spectators, Mr..
French says, are obtaining shipment
from Mid-Western states at bargain
prices, despite the fact that on the
central markets they are bidding
against each other for supplies.
"We've advices from the National
Wool pool" Mr.. French says, "show-
ing that wool lofts owned by specu.
lators are virtually empty. Middle
men in the wool market machine are
securing fleece wool shipments at
bargain prices thus enabling them to
undersell, in some instances, woods
held in pools"
bright fleece wool, quarter blood
recently sold on A cent FOB. mill
basis. Wool consigned by Minnesota
growers to the Nationol Wool and
Warehouse Company's-Farm Bureau
pool at Chicago is bringing excell-
ent prices. Nearly 1900 pounds of
three-eights blood, staple bright sold
for 46 cents. Three thousand pounds
of quare blood sold for 43 cents.
Low quarter blood sold for "a cents
All prices are F. o. B. mills.
"The farm Bureau" Mr.. French
says, "has worked long and hard for
a fair tariff on wool and the schedule
now prevailing has strengthened the
market. Farmers should profit by
keeping posted on market values and
not selling for less than the wool act
ually worth. Recently wool pools
have not netted growers better prices,
but they've served to stabilize prices
Every sale now made under the true
market value tends to discount this
important effect Of the pool.