Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 22, 1909, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHAD EVERY AFTNENOON, BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. €. J. PRYOR. @. B. CARSON. A. G. RUTLEDGE, News Editor. Rntered in the postofice at Bemidii. Minn., socond class matter. SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM The loafers are a pretty slick set of fellows. They generally loaf around those who do not avertise, and as a consequence they are not disturbed much by customers. The loafers understand their business better than some merchants. Laporte News: The souvenir magazine edition of the Bemidji Pioneer, which has just been issued, is one of the best of its kind that we have even seen. Itis a model of artistic printing and it zives a clear, but seemingly not exaggerated his- tory of their progressive city, which is truly the hub of one of the finest countries on earth. Blame your doctor for bodily ills, lawyer for your losses, cook for your stomach, children for your bad tem- per, wife for all else that goes wrong, and then if you run out of advisaries, sum it up and jump onto your news- paper, as it is generally responsible | for all wrongs in sight, and a thous- and imaginary ones of a pessimistic individual. An editor can stand more than all the rest of the human family, and then come up smiling |§ for more worlds to conquor. He is generally right; and you like him, just the same. The last issue of the St. Paul Piuneer Press officially confirms the rumors which have late to the effect that the interests which have for years controlled the St. Paul have purchased Dispatch and will hereafter dictate the policy of the Pioneer Press. principal cause, the price received was satisfactory, and second, those interested in the deal believe that|3% the combined interests can do more for St. Paul, in every way. Bemidji people will be interested in the an- nouncement made by the new in- terests that Tams Bixby will be president and general manager of the Pioneer Press, under the new arrangements, ashe was under the old. Mr. Bixby has long been active in newspaper affairs of the state; he is a shrewd business man, a keen observer of political affairs, and will undoubtedly prove the “right man in the right place.” EVENTS OF IMPORTANGE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS “‘Booster,” in His Usual Weekly Letter, Tells of the Happenings Among the Scholars. [Continued from Yesterday.] School Notes. We lost—but it took eleven innings to turn the trick. Kreatz, our second baseman, played a fast and steady game at all times in last Saturday’s contest. Elsie Walker, an eighth grade student, returned to school on Mon- day after an absence of several days. Julia Nelson, a pupil of the eighth grade, returned to school on last Tuesday after an absence of over a month. Earl Bailey, one of the graduating class of the eighth grade, has been kept at home the last few days on account of illness. Mable Engels and Alfred Neu- man, two pupils of the second grade, have been absent the last few days on account of sickness. A social “hop” was given last Saturday ‘evening after the -base- ball game by the Bemidji boys in honor of the Fosston nine. “Terry” Alm, Fosston’s star all- around athlete, played third base in last Saturday’s contest, and his work helped a lot in his team’s winning. Although the literary societies were not started until late such interest has been manifested in them that they will be recognized next year. Hopes of winning the high school ‘baseball championship were shattered last Saturday afternoon, when Foss- been rife of |§ large blocks of | § stock in the Pioneer Press company | § The reasons | § given for the sale are, first and the | § ton gave us the short end of the score. : Miss Delia Johnson, teacher of the eighth grade, resumed her du- ties on last Monday after an ab- sence of two weeks during which time she was a “witness in the Mary Johnson vs. Dr. Koch trial. Alarge number of high school students heard Inui, the Japanese orator, speak last Tuesday evening, His lecture was very educational and was greatly enjoyed by all those present. Work has been taken up in earnest on the eighth grade class play since the return to school of Miss John- son. Rehearsals are being held daily and the play will be ready to be staged in the near future. The game of baseball which was played -last Saturday, between the high schools of Fosston and Bemidji, | was won by the former, by the score of eight to six. ~ Rue did the pitching for Fosston while Gill did the box duty for Bemidji. " The students of the high school had the pleasure of hearimg Inui, the Japanese orator, give a short lecture last Tuesday afternoon. He took for his subject ‘“The Japanese. Language.” The students enjoyed his talk very much, and all hope that they may again hear him in the near future. Miss Hanson, teacher of music in the local public schools, has taken charge of the music program to be given at the commencement exercises. As Miss Hanson hasa reputation of which she may well feel proud, in giving musical recitals, we may rest assured that this part of the program will be well taken care of. LeHer of Advice 176 edicx BOOK REE L 0. any ailment—if you are worn out, tired or perfect health—if life is a dragging, lack the energy, the vim—vigor and “G living. 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