Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 11, 1913, Page 8

' WHY FLOGGING NOW PERMITTED (Continued 'from Page 1.) building, and there Wilson breathed his defiance and denunciation of the “ administration. It is too bad President could not have heard the lecture. If * he needs any further evidence to jus- tify his action in dismissing Wilson, { he could have found it in the lecture. Instead- of revealing any secrets, the former ambassador devoted most . of . his time to a defense of his own ac- tions during the Huerta uprising and the assassination course, there has been no official ac- . cusation of Wilson, but he seemed to need no accuser. of the humanitarian ‘impulses which led him to bring Huerta and Felix Diaz together during their treacher- ous revolution, but he did not reply to certain definite charges circulated that the former ambassa- dor had personal reasons for desiring the overthrow of Madero and the seating of Huerta. He told a story issued sincethe sixth. Two licenses | ! { it RINGDAL GETS THE PLACE Nominated by Wilson to Be Register of Crookston Land Office. 11.—The presi- dent nominated Peter M. Ringdal of Minnesota to be register of the land effice at Crookston, M Mr. Ringdal has long been promi- nent in Democratic politics in Minne- sota. He was Democratic candidate for governor at the last election and was a member of the state board of ~ontrol under Governor Johnson. Hannah Catherine Moe. chance to play with the first team is expected to report. JUNIORS TO ENTERTAIN |BEMIDJ HIGH SCHOOL Will Give Party at Home of‘lg(in pe Jean Richards On Lake Bou!evp.rd (Canumu‘d from Page 1.) teacher, Miss Vera Backus. At a meeting of the: Junior class of the Bemidji High school Tuesday evening the students decided to give class would be invited and special invitations issued to young men of the city as the number of girls in the class exceeds that®of the boys, The party will be given at the home of Miss Jean Richards on Lake Bou- levard next Saturday evening. Spec- ial arrangements are being made for entertainment and the event will be the only one of its kind given this season until the Junior Ball. it means closer bonds between town and country people, a thing Bemidji is much interested in, for it foresees an end in a few years of the lumber- ing business which gave the town its start and wishes to see its farms built up into greater . prosperity, Again, too, Mr. Dyer says, the plan is going to promote the organization of country people’s clubs, a move- ment ‘freighted with immense pos- sibilities for the betterment of town were ‘issued on the sixth; ‘Algifand country life. It is not strange, Thomas who was married to Anna|in the light of all this, that Mr, Wil- McIntosh by Judge Clark and Adolph |son, of the college of agriculture, Canton Tomtengen who married Miss|gives the plan hearty endorsement. Atrtacting Attention, Few Licenses Issued Evidently the rushing buginess in the marriage license line during the month of November effected that of this month as no licenses have been Will Practice Tonight ed to be present this evening at the Athletic Club hall where a regular practice will be held. Any candidate complaining -that he is not given a worked in part by a manager who|care received by this. A MAN l i | BATH ROBES BOXED HOLIDAY SETS CUFF BUTTONS COLLAR BAGS Gift Bonds Issued for Any Amount [ s — ‘[in a farming way as the countryside DOING UNUSUAL THINGS |presents. It is sandy to a degree, but & it is astonishing what results’the : farmers of the school get from its ‘|'garet Newton, and the English|acres, in small fruits, : corn, clover, alfalfa and small grains, “Mr, Dyer, who at the rural school |All is scientifically”-done, and’ the meetings always has something to|farmers around Bemidji are begin- 5 he yalue of education and the |ning to get new ideas of what scien- ich all members of the |82y on t g ; # nerty toswhich all rewards to be ‘obtained from it, be-|tific farming will ‘'do, when it can’ lieves the movements will result 1in|bring successful Crops 5 an increased interest in’ education|soil. 'They realize that if such a bit generally, and in technical education [of ground can be made “profitable, —education as applied to the condi-|their farms, every one of which is tions of ‘the ' Hft of the people—in |far superior to that of théischool, can particular. Moreover, as intimated |be made much more profitable. What Duffy Does - “The man in charge of the farm is named Duffy, and Duffy is an ex- ample of what a school-farm caretak- er may be. He is a suggestion for other schools. He lives on the farm and looks after it, and does much of the heavy work. But he also drives the school bus. This makes two trips daily to and from Mill Park a sub-| urb of Bemidji which has no high school of it owm. Then he does all the freighting for the school farm: He is busy all ‘of the time. He receives $900 a year, plus his farm ‘home, for his services, but he earns it, for he does his work faithfully. “Furthermore, the plan is attract-jand sees to it that the farm is kept ing attention to the Bemidji high|up to top-notch condition. ‘Candidates for the Bemidji Athlet-|school’s ‘ten-acre experimental farm. ployment in this manner suggests a ic club. Basket Ball team are request-|This 18 a bit of land on the edge of [solution for schools having similar town, purchased at a cost of $2,750, farms, which lack in the immediate lives on the place, and in part by Altogether the Bemidji high school the agricultural students of the|is serving its community well and its school under the directionof Mr. Gile. |community is not Bemidji alone but It s about as difficukt a proposition” {the whole countryside.” opyright’ Hart Schaffaer & Marx FANCY VEST OVERCOATS SUIT CASE GARTERS BAIN COATS SWEATER COAT SLAVES " sums : ' SUSPERDEES mcms SCARFS ’ _ TRAVELING BAG LOUNGING RO ) 'SHIRTS UMBRELTA Mail Orders Filled by Expe ‘Shoppers LIKES SOMETHING USEFUL Buy Your Gifts for Him or the Hims at a Man's Store---Ladies like to shop here and we like to have them---perhaps we know him and could lend a helpful suggestion as to what would please him most There are so many things that will please--Hosiery, Neckwear, or handkerchiefs will be the choice of many---some will give orders.for a Suit or an Overcoat, an order for a Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit or Over- .coat at $25 will please any man. - oth > at $15, $18, $20---yes, we have bath robes, smoking jackets and such things. The Best Way is to Check Up the List and Bring it With You Christmas Shopping is a Pleasure at the Store of Practical Gifts for Men We have other suits and overcoats Solid 14-kt. Gol Bracelet-Watch g H [Both Watch and Bracelet are 14 kt.Solid Gold]} é ‘ £ £ Worth #75.2 to 9% Absolutely Free! to the person compiling the greatest number of words from the ten letters in the words (o} English words ;only ; must be spelled correctly. Write on one side of paper; 50 words to a sheet, Letters can be repeated, If competing ‘lists_contain same number of words, neatness will determine award. Theee local judges shall decide as to the winner, List' must’ be CMEGA WATCH delivered to our store on or before v closing date of Skill Test. E The Bracelet Watch—the newest production of the OMEGA WATCH CoMPANY— is on exhibition in our show window, together with other sizes and styles of Omega Watches for Men and Women, at prices to suit every purse, The purpose of this Skill Test, and the offer of this very high grade watch, is to impress you with the all around excellence of Omega Watches and so influence your holiday buying. Skill Test Closes in Six Weeks! Geo. T. Baker & Co. « Manufacturing Jewelers 118 Thrid St. Bemidji Near the Lake make all the WOI’dS you = 7 = .=i_ll||IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlIII!IIIllIIflIIIlIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlliIfllllllllIIflIIHIlIllfllfllllllflllmllllllllfllllllIIII]IIIIIIfllIIIIIIi EARLE A. BARKER In order to bring duplicate button holders together more quickly I find it necessary to. change’the system somewhat. Beginning Monday 'morning, pe- cember 15, at 9 o’clock, I will open a registration department in the store and will register all buttons brought in. When a duplicate but- ton has been registered I will at once notify the parties who hold dupli- catea 80 that they may come in and select their gifts. Need Not Come Together, It will not be necessary for the duplicate holders to appear at the store together, which will ayold any |unpleasant getting together. Come as 500D a8 you are notified and make your selection, as the best choices are made firat. x Already. there are several thous- and buttons distributed and thus far people have been unable to locate may be registerad duplicatesy The registration feature will eliminate this. All that Yyou will be ‘required to do is to bring your button in Monday morning at nine o'clock or as soon thereafter as pos: | sible: and have it Tegistered. When arcother of the same number is em- tered we Hotify both holders at onee. How To Get Buttons. : ‘With every dollar purchase at the Barker store you will be given a button. The moment you get % have it registered. Then compare #t- with any aumber already registered.: 1t is possible to 8ecure your gift hoi P fore you even leave the store, should you find a duplicate number on the register. 2 2 = Be sure to get in the line up Mon:' day morning at 9 o’dlock, your buti ton might be there waiting for you. - Out of town: people are requested to 1 th umber so that they -