Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 23, 1913, Page 4

MEET IN THIEF RIVER (Continued on last page). (h) An exhibit of school work by the Thief River Falls schools. = ‘I E schools will be in sesston the greater portion of Feb. 13 for the inspection qf visitors, T (i) A meeting of the Schoolmas- ter’s club. ¢ ¥ Pecognlize Incompatabllity of Tempen | 1y 3 . Matrimony, 8ays |a congress of mothers, snd it takes ament, but Are Not In Haste to 18 One, Is'the Marsried Woman Apt to me to {lluminate the subject of mat- Act Upon It—Children, and g e g - Be Actuated by Her Own “{rimony for the young and unde- {- Division of Property. with the JoftriesJ: rel L : ed. B2 e, L ) and decided 3 “Turn ‘on your searchlight, ‘then. A Norwegian woman, Fru Dlia F“: Yokobama. I knew the chief en. what ] vl‘.%h h::l' m“:: {:‘“;fi::’“t:",'h it e - Anker, & leader of the feminist moye- | Fineer om Manchiria, which ‘was . b baie: i ;- all L B SAVES ' TIME ON_ TELEPHONE meat:in Norway, &nnounces that the | fUe in port h woman has to decide for her- : thought T ) ¢ L ¢ F:l'i:' s8id the old maid. New ides That Seome at a Glanos ([ 0" D Droblem e soived tn Her coun |1, SHETL 1 Homld ) e Miodld Be-of Extreme been framed in 1910} but 80 far 1t has' {he ship came into port he (| h ;i ©_Btrange, Indoed! uiness. worked well and is of promise. M:‘ mr'flht} could have the secand 1od the ‘matron just turned thirty. Her | Bishop Ro oW of Smlnh D;lklnhfl' ST i egian: ‘base ngineer’s i # i jwas upon°a_certain occasion What looks like a good suggestion | o0 NOTHEER Jaw 18 based on the S alay Insida'a. coupls ot Aave ana | LD WA Gove st LSl o v e bl v | I8 a device which consists of.a sound Lnrrlue 18 a mutual love. When tais | 1heR come ‘out and mix with'the pas- dk ::‘hn ":_ A pronEeforvon an eastern: state. The August day 3 [nagnitying trumpet of flattened form, punses and the parties are con inced | B¢ There are_about. 300" on O?'Abm“m.:m; Dave 18 begin- | ¥aS close and hot and the road was bimilar to certain types of moLOr|¢ney can na longer live together hap- he told me, ‘and I do not think | inng 'to insist on marrying ust as | QUSLY, 80 that after half an hour's pe- horns, behind which is & platform pily, the law #teps in and provides for |¥oU Will have any trouble’ .fn Dbeginning to ‘see that I have | destrianism the reverend = gentleman. pdapted to, support the telephone re-| 4ivorce, The first step 1s admisaton followed “his instructions, and . future ahead if T work lite out | W88 Well pleased when a man drew feiver. Upon receiving or making a to separation. No divorce is granted pfter the second day I came out from myse] S along in a spring wagon and offered call upon the phone and belng asked|yndor o year after separation s asked | BI4ing. We were within a few da; Don't hesitate a minute,” sald th ift. His reverence wore no clerical to .“hold the !.ln.," the user, instead | g. * mhig 15 the stated peflbd when | Pf Japan, 1 was regaling a bunch atron just turned thi’rty, and | garb and the state of his apparel after pt “holding on" with the telephone re- ;uth parties ask for divorce on |IB the smoling room with some sto- rought her teeth together with & no- the tramping. gave small indication of o'slock in basement . of ““Catholic church. Meeting nights every second and fourth Monday 7 :{:nnfn‘l, at - 0dd Fellows every 1st and 2nd Wednes- % day evening at 8 o’clock. @A s Regular meetings —First and third Saturday after noons, at 2:30—at Odd Fel lows Halle, 402 Beltrami Ave. i | coiver pressed to his ear, an arrange- nds t ries when o company checker looked his calling. : | prent which restricts his movementa | Tt 0o lg::rh:::c‘. O ramaSovd |t me closel, and asked: B e o ot st o % | " The team Jogged into & deep wood. pnd prevents him from giving his at-| yon ta tmpossible. 1f only one party | .. 583 Who are you?’ "~ “I am interested, you'know, in ce- | The churchman deemed the time and F B Baki fentlon to any other matter, merely | yoxy ror alvorce the period:of separa-|. ‘1 did mol kuow him, wo proceeded | flestial mechanice.” -~ | the place it for the broaching of spir- OF EVETY BaKING | grovs the recetver onto the plattorm | Lo 1s two yesma: fo tell of my experiences, and relate (| “Then go in for it Go in for any- | dtual things. “Accordingly he opened pt the “time saver;” where it auto- The' proceedings are largely in the What & good friend I had in the chief ng that has that word celestial in | the subjest—rather abruptly, he con- CA&UME I mmatically slides into position with the | pangg of the administrative officials, | POglneer. - Riding the rods is-hard |t It sounds promising, It may lead | fesses. . 5 7 parplece agatnst the small end of the | anq do not ordinarily get into court, |Ork, I told him, but traveling first |lyou into heaven. - Marrylng won't: | ‘Young manX he demanded solemn- ) BAKING POWDER piral trumpet. The user is then frec | when g couple decide they wish to be | FAPIR on'these transpacific liners is & | FThere’s no use to pretend that it |1¥, “are you prepared to die?” i o €0 on with his work untll the voice | giyorced they appear before a magis- | PIPS: o g 1 : : “Do you know.” the bishop _inno- : Best—because it’s the m the trumpet shows him that the | yrate anq ask for “an order” They The telephone bell rang then, and | cently explained afterward, “the fel- fi person at the other end is speaking. then g6 to the “Conciliation Board,” [ng his official position, but I noticed fle the matron just turned thirty |low gave & whoop, dropped the reins, | == . 0. P. § purest, Best—because [Conversation can then efther be car vy oge business it is-to examine into |RbOut three hours atterward that the swered 1t, the other two regarded |Jumped off the seat, and, before I X E it never fails. Best— ried on using the loud-speaking trum- | o case and if possible bring about a |FhIP slowed down. I also saw’ that i | “The checker left without explain- ‘each other with looks that said that | could say a wordy he had gone crash- Bemldji Lodge No. 110 . ::at, with the advantage of leaving the | oooioiotion’ Finding this. imposst- |fhe Mongolia, a sister ship on the | they were astonished at her and com- | ing through the woods! Now, why fi“:m "H“:‘g ~ because it makes every ser’s hands both fres for the purposs | b, they gre granted ap order of sep. |FAM- 1ine, was passing us and also | pitserative of her. Then her volce | 40 you suppose he did that?” ot Feliws® Bail bakinglight, fluffy and pt turning up references, taking down | urytion for one year or two, as above, |Betting, ready ta stop. Well, they |t the telephone came on to them in —_— 402 Beltram. ghg 2L, y R message from dictation, eto,, or the | uy 110 'end of which period, if eitl.er |PRIY 88ve me time to grab up my |languld cadences: “Why, ves, I sup: Sometimes They Are Right. o 1. 0. O, F. Camp No. 3¢ * evenly raised. ~Best Fecelver may be lifted off the instru | gomangs it, the decreo of divorce is | Pre#8 OOk, that other shirt and an |lpose I can go. Oh, yes, T suppose I Many 8 good ‘wite is firmly. con-| (ss 2 0:70; By B Ne. t and used in the ordinary way. he loud speaking telephon s very similar to that of gramo- [phone, and it is thus possible for the fiser of one of these instruments to fmove somie little way from the tele- phone and yet hear when the person pt the other end of the Mne is speak- granted. The administrative officials pld pair of boxing gloves I was car- ant to. Really? You surprise me. investigate the ‘charges, settle. the fying, when they transferred me to m the way you rushed off this financial question and arrange as to "’fi other ship: orning I should hardly have thought the care of children. The cost is very | ~CGoing back? Say, did you ever Yes, but what made you forget? slight, from $1 to $25, no lawyers be- | Pol¥stone a deck?” ou have missed— Ye-es, I have, Ing necessary. 00. You old darling! ~All right, Atter divords, the common property | TELLING DISTANCE BY SOUND | Mg tormy bome. Tiiborsatsl | Safer M4 g Regular meeting every sscené vinced that Mer husband doesn’t har monize with anything in the house ex: and fourth Wednesdays at § cept the nutmeg grater.—Chiccgo o'cleck at Odd Fellows Hall News. —because it is moder- ate in cost—highest in =4 quality., Rebecca Lodge. Regular meeting nights -- first ané third Wednesday st 8o'clook. . At your grocers. Safer. March, 1912, Is divided equally between husband | i Ing. and wife. Usually the husband i8 |Modern Science Has Brought It to Ex- o two Wao had lmsned o Mn{ %" lorse’ on the: Atreet L 0O F Hall RECEIVED called on to contribute to the support | actitude That Is Easlly Suscep | Loon ooicns Bitemtion. i and on'| “Yes: they would be safer on the ENIoNTS OF FyrEus ! HIGHEST SOLVES THE HATPIN. TROUBLE | of his: wite. If the divorce is caused tible of Proof. R e Sl pidewalks"—Ths Causeur. Bemid)i Lodge No. 168 a j | AWARDS s — by her conduct he can be excused | - Lo e e _ Regular mecting nights—ex- = s Pure Food Expo. | Gulllotine Introduced In the City of |from this duty; If :she marrles again | There is an old saying that it you | bt the room then, rod but radiant. United States Ranks Tenth. ery Tuesday eveming at 8 ¥ tion, Chicago, lll. London Guts Pins in Right he {8 also excused. The magistrate |pan count five between the flash and “It you really want any advice| In the production of rice and coffes o'clock—at the Bagles’ Hsll Paris Exposition, France, Length. fixes the amount of the levy and col- | thunder you are safe. Modern sclence | hrout marrying,” said the old maid, | the United States ranks tenth, com- — Jects his contribution. When a Nor- |fells us that it you can see the fi It 1s belloved' that the hatpin aif: | weelan hushand dies of 1u divorced hls |t all Jou are sate, bossuse it it stees [LEInE Tnn. ey callees. :;“‘:;':s'l‘; Aredwith otig Sounrrlas ot .t culty has been solved by a liitle ma- | Wife can claim half of his possessions. [you you would have no time to see it. | : Sl = 2 ichine that is about to be introduced | He cannot glve away more than one- |lhe speed of lightning 1s about 180 | — In the London shops, writes a corre- | third of his property without her con- |fimes that of sight. ppondent of the New' York Times. The | Sent, whereas she has a right to all | The old 1dea was that if you could machines, which are 103 inches .in|Bhe earns after her marriage. pount five the storm was a mile away, Is Letter Writing Lost Art? ength, cut off the superfluous por-| Children are regarded as a mutual hich was’considered a safe distance. | It I8 & well-known - :t that in the r.lnnl of the pins. In future hatpins | obligation and both parents must aid found travels at the rate of 1,142 feet present rush of lie tne art of letter will be, as it were, cut to measure, in their support. No fixed rules are:|p gecond, or about a mile in five sec- writing 18 dylng rapidly, especially ‘Whenever a woman buys a new hat | lald down, the circumstances declding P“d" In order to count seconds accu- smong women. There is no time lost [Pl Will be supplied with batpins te | the case according to the view of the | rately many photographers start by — In long winded sentences and needless | [l ade while she waits. Woman has | magistrate.. The perents may décide faying to themselves: “No one thou- fancy comments. 'The up-to-date |A0U8 been blamed aa callous and care. upon a plan, subject to the magis- |jand, one one thousand, two one thou- inbudatne 1n gHestioh, expristes her fess because, on the top of an omn- | trate’s approval. If they cannot agree |pand. three one thousand,” etc. This Belf in a short, precise, crisp manner, | PU8 OF in the stalls of a theater at | the minister of justice settles the |gives about the right space between pnd merely betrays her frame of p matinee she suddenly swings round, | matter. - pach' count of ome, two, three, etc., if mind, while corresponding, in the se.|Just missing the man at the back e pou stop at the pumber of seconds Jection of her ink. If the.lady means |[ith Ber set of millinery bayonetas. True Love. ou want to time. Witk a little prac- { to show herself in an amiable, friend- | But #he could not help . Hatpina| fThe course of true love never did [ce with a watch beside you this is -~ Iy mood, she chooses green Ink. Yel- |[Vere made only in two or three sizes, | pnd never can run smooth. If it did it |rccurate up to half a minute or more. Jow or orange implies that the writer | 81X inches or nine inches, as the case | wouldn't be true love. The single cer- | If you hear a steam whistle blowing Is exuberantly happy. The various |Fuight be, and it invariably happened | tain sine qua non of true love is that |pnd note the instant it stops you can phades of violet demand & carefu] | (2t the particular mounting at thel[t shall not run smooth. For such is |fount the seconds until you lose the jtudy on the part of the reader, blua | Fead Which took her fancy was only | the constitution of human beings. pound, and by allowing a fifth of a predominating over red to an im- pvallable in & largely protruding| When people set out to be friendly |mile for each second you can judge portant extent when the writer seeks length. 7] and congenial they can succeed only |the distamce. The same is true of consolation. The most eccentric case | NOW this 18 to be altered. The shop- | by keeping up & gentle hostility. Con: | guns, or an exploston, or even of ham- ] bt all is the use of white ink upon |Per buys her hat and the saleswoman, | gider the average evening call. -How Eerlu or any loud sounds. Fed paper. The latter expresses ex-| With the aid of her guillotine, clips | tiresome it is until some one starts an e o ceptional pride and energy carried to | the hatpin to the exact size. With|argument or a game of cards'is pros Left Them'to Think It Over. Regular meeting night last Wednesday evening MASONIC. A F. & A. M, Bemid) 238, Be:ull.rl' mnul. v nights — first and third Wednesdays, 8 o'clock—at Masonic Hall, Beltraml Ave., and Fifth St. Bemidji Chapter No. 18, R. A M. Stated comvocations —first and third Mondays, § » o'clock p. m.—at Hall Zeltrami Ave., and Fifth atreot . , _Elkanah Commandery NG 88 K. 7. Stated conclave—éscond and’ fourth Fridays, 8 o'cloek - P..m.—at Masonic Temple, Bal- trami Ave., and Fifth St. O. E. 8, Chapter No. 171, Regular meeting nighta— first and third Fridays, § o'clock — at Masonic Hall, gzlmml Ave., and Fifth The Pioneer Want Ads p ol N e an excessive degree. fust a twirl a new point is turned in posed. That accounts for the popu- The scene was the olub room; th a the place of the one behead - Jarity of games. They furnish a sham |hour . advanced. Serfous, . gleomy, AR, oY oot e ¢ Qermany Makes Magnesla Floors. pther twirl and the pin is polf and innocuous hosttlity without which | pheerful, elated were the earnesi % AS| ITH- 00, ‘. : Hall, . They a:e making the floors of t’olg ;::;ltyl f(;l; ‘Ill:; hprou-ndln: ouly the | poclety with one's fellows is deadly, faces, of the talkers by turn as the oent por word- por lssue ——‘—h—.‘ o . lon n inch. % ' e office buildings in’'Germany of a mix- EEET et :Je::e: ';:r':::e:' i":":: "h ::g :,: {;l‘c“kmm;. u::' and’ against oamd || R ular charge rate 1 dent per word per insertlon. No ad taken for m’;;',‘:‘;_’" m‘:&’;fl‘ ‘I’“*.m‘.": :::: I:: nn:a:f:e:;:msa?d‘:;dhlgui}::; Mattresses for Plate Glass. contending at golf, at tennls, at cards And“ths subject under debate— lesaithan 16 conty ; 2 Phone 31 first _and ‘third Tuesdays at 1o to four incies (hiok. Consul Gon, | The malirosses whereon we slecp or t other games. - |rDo'Fieh Sleep™ That was all; b HOW THOSE WANT ADS Bl 403 Sttt Aver ; t means the only ones. ere| People who can sit around drawing was sufficlent to keep them at 5 —_— T ;;'::ngl‘;bs';;:: s?xl;:";'e:orrselfi; sw':t‘:: 1s, for instance, the mattress that 1| fooms or verandas and chat agreeably .tu a late hour of the night, while pa: DO THE BUSINESS . ‘imu i‘i“i & % laced in wagons have lost thei: The Pioneer goes everywhere 80 that everyone has a meighbor who gular meeting nights ee t, almo, ' fi t, k-free, | 2! wagons for the conveyance | are degenerate. They ently waited their respective the first and third Thurséays proof, a\mdi .. fireproof, . arackfree, | o, 1 —Els takes it and people who do not take the paper generally read their warm under foot, elastic, sound-proof | °f, Plate 8lass in safety. spirit-and might as well be dead. wives at home. ighbor' it ad mati to e o / in the L O. O. ¥. Hall at § and cheaper than pine flooring, tiling | ,T1e8¢ Wagon mattresses are made|lis O. Jones, in Lippincot So flercely waged the controvemy || D°!ERPOr'S 8o your Wi 3 T . — br stone. ! of curled hair. They are of a thick TR fhat it burnt ftselt away. There 14 Cent a Word Is All It Costs ; ness scarcely greater than f:h:t of the |y aapn Composition From Love Letters a lull; most of the debaters X Postry and the Child. coverlet that s known as a “comfort | " Arthur Holmes, who advocates m played right. out. - Read poetry to the child: Read easy, | 0.0 The exigencies of plateglass| o exchange of love letters between | It was then -that .the - “cheerful 2 HELP WANTED FOR SALE—Hay meadow, Six miles Do a ’ %7 | transportation require that these mat- students as a means of acquiring the |jdiot,” who had’played the listenar's rrrrnoomnnnrssnceoreecoreeces | " from town. - Falls & Cameron, o o o, rond e o ouct, | (Te55e8 bo constructed with exceedina | grt of composition, might point to |Fole, -chipped fa. 'Rising from his [DO YOU WANT HELP—The Asso:| pnone 374, ooms an Thanatopsts, - and bits - of | C2rS; Inasmuch as a slight lump any-| g, riiel Richardson as & Broof of the | Foomy arm-chalr, where o had lsin | clated Charities will b glad to get| = — =~ poems as Thanatopsis, and bits of | yhore in the matts ight H £ FOR SALE—Seasoned pine wood, mattress might prove: .moacy of his method. - Richardson |pnobserved, he stretched, yawned,| a list of those who are in need of . {Paradise Lost. Of course, the child | gufiicient to cause the breakage of the : ted ot $1.50. Phone 374. Falls & Cam- will not understand the thought, but | giags that rests upon it In th ¢ | began by acting as scribe for & num- | then spake: | 5 servant girls or women to work by i : . he will enjoy the sound, and he will | = pon It. In the event| .. of 'young “women, for whose cor- [~ “Gentlomen, the hour s Iate; I, for| 1o hour and will help any girls| ©roR- of two plates of glass resting upon that lump at the same time still great er danger to the glass is courted. These plate-glass mattresses ocost, according to sfze, from $60 to $75. The mere remaking of such a mat: tress may cost from $20 to $35—Har ver’'s Weekly. — FOR RENT S S S S FOR RENT—Five room cottage 119, Twelfth street. Inquire Dr. J. T. ‘Tuomy. ROOMS FOR RENT—Algo light - house keeping. Model Bakery. FOR RENT—Furnished front room, respondence with their sweathearts he , must hie me to my ecot. - Do fish with a !re-,;:ently supplied- not only the m? 1 do not know. But if they :r Ylflme:o::‘eor :;n:ow:‘::tv:; ob- words, but the sentiments. His repu- | on't, why river beds?"—London An.| [BMIY O P! ]’; i tation for this kind of composition led | pwers. tain ‘it. ~Call or telephone Mrs. T. & firm of printers to propose that he B = J. Welsh, Phone, 282. 1121 Be- should prepare & ‘“complete : letter. Plye and Minus. < midji Avenue. writer” for the use of “those coun- — try readers who cannot indite for Rflp of ‘addition, the Latin werd plus | WANTED—Competent girl for gen- themselves.” Two or three of the | {(m D ted to R which| ~eral housework. Inquire 700 Be- Bird Tribunale. episties written for this purpose sug- | In. the haste of writing often degen-| midji avenue. Ravens, starlings, and crows are be | gegted g separate story, “and. thence,” unconsciously learn the words. Poetry ‘was never meant to be read to one’s self, but always to be read aloud or recited. It is harder than prose. The order of the words is often unlike our — everyday speech, and the words them. selves are frequently different. Here, ‘especially, children need help. If they find it, they learn to love poetry, and {there are few things that so sweeten fi;‘ as & genuine love for poetry, for Who Sells It ? its beauties, and for the helptul itnes | 1ie7ed to hold colirts of justice to mete| g Richardson’s own phrase, “sprang mately sdopéed as . With re;| WANTED—Dishwasher at Nicol- Inquire J. E, C., care Pioneer. l'lee.:tt.:::. I“: .lltl‘ .In d; g They ‘ that come to one’s mind in hard | Out punishment to.offenders. Some|ipgmela. ” the sign of subtraetion, wa| let hotel. e T nickel |, :_ » tlme; t&ey uuu:;:le in great numbers,. iy ket i %o the ostaiton, The tria semetes Felaniishlp; it Busivae. e okan et & wal FOB BALE - ADVERTISERS The great atate of Soiien fiaiisfens Dangerous - Oratory. apparently endures for- many days, |, The Salesman who was formerly in- m ms.' Oeadually W' ) North Dakota offers unlimited op- T'm mmld‘l P'ncil A young lawyer had been appointed portunities for business to classi- % be wetthen withoat the let; FOR SALE—Typewriter ribbons for| by the court to defend a man charged | ,yereq heads, some merely cock their | t1e “happy days” system of cigars every make of typewriter on the with larceny. In his argument to the branch sand drinks now courts the friendship . fury he pleaded for the acquittal of :?‘;’: ::h:l.: e n::t‘mm.m of his. customer on utflitarian lines. Laaaa 4 :‘;‘:‘et l:\tre:yo :::b‘:n‘:;d’.lsmin;; bis client. He told of his innocent| g ype: i’ with their complaints, . - | 1O tries to make suggestions:that will ; a0l i e S — boyhood days, of good character, of | " ngcuralists studying these .u'“" be of use. He easays an idea or drops| . cents guaranteed. . ne or his father, mother and brother have seen an apparently|® plece: of news, intended to: do the |~ . promptly filled. = Mail orders given § short, he launched forth into Belected number of birds fall-upon one | Cistomer some good. Not infrequent- established twenty-five years agd. the same careful attention as When ily history. The prisoner, i old| o 1 ore of thefr.number—at the closa |17 a1 expert sslesman will study the by Mme. Callirhoe Parsen. The old:| you appear in person. Phone 31. darky, had listened with growing up- pf the “trial™ _“‘” put them to death, ‘methods of a customer, and even »thei; ‘women's mqlufiu was hundod_ The Bemidji Ploneer Office Supply easiness to his counsel’s pleg, and a8| yeior which they d@lepersed in orderly | methods in use in his establishment, 1878 under the name of the Ladies'| g & fled advertisers. = The recognized advertising medium in the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier-News, the only seven-day paper In the state and the.paper which carries the largest amount of classified advertising. = The Courier-News covers North Dakota like a blank- stands alone in the jfive] Jcent world. Itissold on your money back basis. A store on every street and in surrounding cities. Here They Are: Oarlison’s Varisty Store Some birds sit at the conclave with | teut on getting orders by means of x | o:! Store. et; reaching all parts of the state Barker’s Druy and Jow- 1~ the attorney went on without a hint ‘before approaching him, go as to be in oty, with the objeet of seouring i : D 4 ) o of I:op'::gytha negro was driven to :,mmtv?m?hfl’ to thelr| . position to talk intelilgently on 'his| employment for:poor women and en: FOR SALE—The Bem1djl lead pencll fl:e _d-{ of vlllb,lie-t;on. it 18 the w‘."«'.' Store 2 — desperation. Jumping to his feet he i For sev (the | best mickel pencil in- the| DP3Pr to use in order to get re- i Sobroeder needs, and perhaps spring & new. ldeni 3 'that: will attract attention. Then.the Blood Temperature of Athletes. | oysiomer is liable. to be indebted to There have been made at the Len:| him in a friendly way, which fs the College hospital some curlous ob-| phetter way of Becuting Reéman’s bust pervations on the blood temperature | ness and holding ft. s s pt athletes. The normal blood tem- —_— . perature of man fis sbout 98.11 de-[ . Why Little Women Fascinate. sults; rates one cent per word first 0. 0. Rood & Vo. . Ingertion, -one-half ‘cent per word E. F.Notzer’s Pharmaoy ~‘succeeding: insertions; fifty cents Wae. MoQualy- per line per month. Address the ":’znm'. Olgar < Courler-News, Fargo, N, D. o yelled to the court: “Fs guilty, yo' honah; I's guilty! De fury can’t da no moh dan send me to jail fo’ six amonths, but if dat fool lawyer doan stop dey'll hang me, fo' suah!”— world, at Netser’s, Barker’s, 0. C. Rood’s, McCuaig’s, Omich’s, Roe & Markusen’s, and the Pioneer Office| “Supply Store at. b5 cents each and 50 cents a dozen. v e of Fun. ! 1, d ‘ dpes | etbreads. L | WANTED—100 ‘merchants in North- | grees Fahrenheit. A yourg man, after| - Little women appear “to ‘fascinate in lukewarm 'wa- | FOR SALE—Small fonts of.type, sev- > z : % { Probably. a run of 300 yards, showed a tem- rnn more than big ones do. . Perhaps| ¢or 3 . water | eral differont points and fn first| Minnesots to sell “The Bemid- ; i - | The man who spends his life pursu- | perature of 100.76 degrees; another's (It is because they look .up to men,| gye skin them; | ‘class condition. " Call or write thils lead:-penci carry name Jng fame probably does so because he | temperature of 100.94 degrees; a third | And 8o appeal to their chivalry.. They _roll'in flour, fry dn butter'very slowly ‘ dress 'y m in"advertising | 1 E;ver gots a chance to turn off on a|p temperature of 102.2 degrees arter a | pre. Iess independent by nature and| ¢ sam with two . sliced | nmfllca tm;:::;;’ l:ldnn B‘ ?nldjl il mns in order that i -path that appears to lead stralght|run of half ¢ mile. ‘A mile run pro-|more oonflding. ‘A little woman al-| gnions. o, strain -gravy, add, faGen IL_...__. “all recelve advantage of advertls- i ‘wealth. duced an' 'l‘n:hurul ,mp:.nm;elgg '10;1: 2yl ikes & ‘sherry ‘wn littls | FOR SALE-—Rubber &tamps. - The| For wholesale prices write il PO e B S legrees one athlete an .6 de- * = & s Aae i ¢ 4 % \ § | e sy 5 : . shield er, i€ n 5 ""’i Ploneer ‘will procure any kind of phone the Bemidjl Ploneer: Of- 'rubbsg stamp for you on lho_ mno- ! sn;. Co._ ‘Phone 31. ] | All He Was Interested In. one young man had-a tem-|pary, and to take .her part. - Little| | Mother—“What do you think you %&ummmmm L ) inty than 4 4l (will make out of my daughter's tak per’s. normal blood : temperature was I pnt?” Protessor—“About $3 a lesson, 101 degrees, ‘lthough he was fn par | w.- plano holds out.”—Stray S | sect health—Harper's Weekly,"