Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 15, 1916, Page 2

e VISITORS TO NEW YORK. They Crowd the Natives Off Broadway and Into the Side Streets. It has often been remarked by .vis- itors from Denver and other scientific investigators that New York’s Broad- way is apparently patronized by peo- ple from all over the world except the native resident of New York. And it is probably true that Seattle knows its way abnut the Rialto at least as well as does East Seventy-second street, and the cabarets along the great white way see more money from Des Moines than from Amsterdam avenue. ‘The fact of the matter is that the out of town visitor, descending upon the metropolis trained to the minute, with the express intention and deter- mination of taking in Broadway, suc- ceeds largely in crowding the native off the walk. Hence it has come about that other New York streets which never attain more than a local fame have become pleasure grounds for the real New Yorker, who leaves the streets and the restaurants of world reputation to the hordes of the invader. Such a street, for instance, is One Hundred and lower cost. for children. of Tartar. low price. pan of biscuits. Twenty-Bfth stTeet, olten called by Tts frequenters the “uptown Broadway.” One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street lies in the apartment house section, about in the middle of the long, nar- row city that is modern New York. From here to the Battery is a long ride on the express 'trains, and from here to the limits of New York, up be- yond the Bronx, is -a-longer ride by local. The dweller in this section rare- ly takes either of these rides. He goes down to the office in the morning and in the evening returns to his own little side street. If he craves amuse- ment he strolls down One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street.—New York Letter in Cleveland Plain Dealer. Large Power Easily Controlled. In some cases a 1,000 ton or 1,500 ton press may be controlled by one finger upon the clutch lever, so that the ram will rise one-eighth of an inch or so at a time. More often, however, a press is set so that the ram will always stop at the top of its stroke, and the control of this. condition is usually made by a foot treadle, although some- times with a handle also or with a handle alone. Generally such presses The Fallacy of “Something Just as Good at a Lower Price’ The difference in cost in practical use between inferior alum and phosphate powders and Royal Baking Powder is less than a cent for each cake or Certainly too small a difference to warrant putting alum into food, and especially food The label on the can shows whether the baking powder you are now using, or any brand that may be offered, contains alum or phosphate instead of Cream Read the label carefully and remember it never pays to sacrifice quality and healthfulness for ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER are afranged for continuodus Tunning. This is' often practicable with long, slow strokes.—Oberlin Smith in Engi- neering Magazine. A Common Cause of Failure. “What happened to Flivver? He was always full of ambition and just about to accomplish great things, but somehow he has failed to achieve any- thing in particular.” “Oh, he hitched his wagon to a star and forgot to fasten the rear end gate.”—Kansas City Star. Funny Stories. “Ha, ha!” said the jovial man as he slapped an acquaintance on the back. -“I'm glad to see you. I have one of the funniest stories on record, and you are just in time.” “I don’t care for it,” was the candid reply. “You see, there is often a pa- thetic side even to humor. I have just been out with my architect, and he showed me three of the funniest sto- ries I ever saw. If I hadn’t been pay- ing for them I'd have laughed myself silly.” Women accustomed to use high-grade. 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