Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 23, 1916, Page 2

E. X. DENU F. G. NEUMEIER, Editor. TELEPHONE 922 at the post office at » &8 second-class m{rr under act Congress of March 3, 1879, No attention patd to anonymous eon- tridbutions. Writer's name must be Mmewa to the editor, but not n y fer publication. Communications for the Weekly Pio- sheuld reach this office not later Tuesday of each week to insure in the owrrent iss Ploneer Hight pages, taining & summary ef the Rews of the I!nk.m;uhl:l‘lzd ':nry postage any adfrens for $1.60 in advange @fticlal Paper of City of Bemidjl — L, EEEE XXX KR &l s The Dally Pioneer receives wire service of the United Preas Assecietion. * « KEKKREXE AKX KX #MS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ™ ADVERTISING BY THE " ] * * * [ -GENERAL OFFICES = NEW YORK AND CHICAGO PRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES BAND SUPPORT. A large number of Bemidji people fafled to take advantage of an oppor- tunity last evening—an opportunity to listen to an excellent concert. Only a few attended the free concert given at the city hall last evening by the Bemidji band. If an out-of-town band with not half as much talent had come to the city hall and charged admission it would have had a larger crowd than was present at the free concert given by the band last eve- ning. Wake up, Mr. and Mrs. Be- midji, and give the band the sup- port that it deserves by showing your appreciation of its efforts. You will be the gainer in more ways than one. TUBERCULOSIS WEEK. December 3 to December 10, in- clusive, has been set aside as Tuber- culosis Week in the United States, according to an announcement today by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tubercul- 0818. During this week an :ffort will be made ito enlist the co-operation of every church, school, anti-tubercul- osis and public health organization, lodge and working men’s organiza- tion in the United States in an active effort to bring tuberculosis to the attention of the people. Last year over 150,000 organiza- tions and institutions took part in the Tuberculosis Week celebration. It is expected that this year this num- ber will be greatly increased. NEBRASKA ALL RIGHT. The Republican campaign man- agers are mystified by reports which apparently have no parentage to the effect that Republican prospects in Nebraska are not bright. Their pri- vate reports from that state indicate most satisfactory conditions with brilliant prospects not only of carry- ing the electoral vote for Hughes but of defeating Hitchcock, who is run- ning for re-election as senator. Sen- ator Hitchcock has lined up with the ‘“wets” in that state, while Republi- can prognostigators insist that the state will go dry. William J. Bryan, now that he has come out for Wil- son, is put in the embarrassing posi- tion of having to support Hitchcock, candidate of the “wets,” despite Mr. Bryan’s well known opposition to anything wet, other than grape-juice. It is also reported that Mr. Hughes' stand on the Adamson wage-increase law has the approval of all the farm- ers of the state. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS. “One soon wearies of riding about for pleasure in private yachts and pri- vate cars,” says Charles M. Schwab. And he ought to know. He has made uncounted millions out of war orders, but they have ad- ded nothing to his comfort or enjoy- ment. Surfeited with wealth, he complains that wealth brings mno pleasure or happiness that any "’reas- onable man” can’t get for, say $10,- a year. Nevertheless we don’t see Mr. Schwab giving away the Bethlehem Steel company, rejecting further war orders and retiring to a little farm in the woods. He continues living in "his luxurious mansion in New York, directing the affairs of his cor- poration, accepting his millions in dividends and contemplating with satisfaction the progress of Bethle- hem stock toward $600 a share. He neglected to mention the one thing that wealth does bring, which is unattainable by the man of modest means. It brings power. The exercise of power is the one Juxury of which the strong man never tires. And for that, men are willing to sacrifice yachts and private cars and domestic comforts and often even friendship and love. It is the ‘“last infirmity of noble minds.” The men afflicted with it are seldom happy; but they cling to their power be- cause they would be still more un- happy without it. e R R A A R R R B R BB BB AR i SR B B - AR SR el Has Your Gome in and Subscription ;e oy o time you are Expired? in'toun ————e—,—,—,—ee e Pittsburgh .. .. At Philadelphia, .« Batteries—Eval Mayer and Killifer. Cincinnati 8t. Louis At Brooklyn Batteries—Meadows and Gonzales; | Minneapolis . Marquard and Meyers. At Kansas City . R. H. E. Batteries—Du and Hartley. SPORT _ American Ammmm;.l ey NEWS rg T bl BN Batteries—Dickerson and Lalonge; Stroud and Billings. BASEBALL FRIDAY National League. R. H. B. 16 2 L1119 1 St. Paul ............ At Milwaukee Batteries—Upham and Donovan and Dilhoefer. Sanders and Hargrove. ; | rain. THE WAY THEY STAND At Boston .. American League. Batteries—] Boston .590. Nehf and Blackburne. Chicago .571. Detroit .568. lee and and Deberry. ‘Washington At Detroit ... . Batteries—Thomas Mitchell and Stanage. Philadelphia .. ..o, 3 10 0 At St. Louis .. d Kk ok ok ok ok ok ok k J % ok ok ok k ok * Kk k Kk Kk kek i | ' NS ™ Chic8go —ven v emmeas 0 7 2 At New York .....ew..... 5 11 Batteries—Perry and Wilson; Sal- New York .... At Chicago .... e ot Batteries—Mogridge and der; Cicotte and Schalk. HEK KKK K KKK KK KK KRR KKK KKK KX KX KK KK KKK KKK K KX XXX KRR KKK % ok o ok 3 2 b % % % TR KE KKK KKK KK KKK Service and satisfaction. Mail % Orders given that same ser- % vice you get in person. x Third St. KKK KKKKKK KK KEK KKK KKK KK KK SCOOP o= \E,-8055— 0 National League. Brooklyn .610. Philadelphia .593. Boston .573. Rariden. .| CALIFORNIA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY (By United Press) .6 9 2 and Henry; R. H. E. e 3 11 1 e 612 2 Alexan- golf championship began. PLAN TO REVIVE NEW (By United Press) R. H. E. Batteries--Myers and Haley; Plank *| BEMIDJI HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN OPERS - | eleven. Indianapolis at Toledo, no game, Del Monte, Cal.,, Sept. 23.—Cali- .| fornia’s best golfers appeared on the Del Monte Country club course here today when the state of California ORLEANS RACING New Orleans, La., Sept. 23.—Work began today on the old race track at the state fair grounds for the Busi- . 6 8 3 ness Men's Racing association meet, e ———————————————————————————————————— These Ara “Good-Service” Advertisers to begin December 16 and continue until the middle of February. The question of reviving racing here has split the community into warring factions for a long time. Dr. Mac Diarmaid, president of the racing association, said today that there will be no interruption of the races in spite of the many protests. SEASON The Bemidji high school football team opened the 1916 season this ;| afternoon at the new athletic park, meeting the Park Rapids high school Coach’ 'Juvrud’s team is in good -condition and a fast game is ex- pected. The game was called three o’clock. NEW YORK A’ (By United Press) at THLETIC CLUB CONTESTS BEGIN New York, Sept. 23.—The annual national championship contest of the New York Athletic club is and pantathlon contests. BLACKDUCK ELE ever had, this season. that they can defeat the eleven if a game is arranged. * ed in the evening. Offering you their “good-service™ and spending money to tell this commun- _ity about themselves. Why not call them up? 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