Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 19, 1916, Page 6

‘and co-pperation; | i ,THE BEMIDJT PIONEER PUB. co. Q. E. CARSON E. X. DENU TELEPHONE 922 Entered at the postoffice at. Bemidji, Minn,, as second-class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1879, Published every afternoon except Sunday —_—r————— No attention paid to anonymous con- tributions. ' Writer's name must known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications' for the Weekly Pio- neer should reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Subscription One month, by carrier. One year, by carrier.. Threé months, postage paid... 8ix months, postage paid One year, postage paid.. ‘The We: ] Eight pages, containin, the news of the week. * * The Daily Pioneer receives % wire services of the United x : the big mail order houses don’t know ii*ti**i*ii**t** % Press Association. —_— — FHiS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN . ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES @ NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL TH¥ PRINCIPAL CITIEY MR. NEUMEIER LEAVES. F. G. Neumeier, who for the past year and a half has been the editor of the Daily Pioneer, has resigned his position and Thursday leaves for St. Paul to continue his newspaper work. In going to St. Paul, Mr. Neu- mejer returns to scenes of former newspaper activities where there are greater things awaiting him. Since coming to Bemidji, Mr. Neu- meler has been a potent factor in the improvement of the Daily Pioneer and his work has been of a calibre Justitying the regret of the Dally Ploneer in the decision of Mr. Neu- meler. He is a young man of excep- tional ability and the Daily Pioneer and his many friends predict success in his new work. The leaving of Mr. Neumeier will bring to the Daily Pioneer an added feature, certain to attract unusual at- tention. In connection with his reg- ular work, Mr. Neumeier will act as the special correspondent of the Pio- neer in both the Twin Cities and at the state capitol. There are many matters of importance to Bemidji and vicinity coming up in the next legis- lature and these will receive the close attention of Mr. Neumeier for Pioneer readers. Mr. Neumeier will be succeeded by Frank T. Beaver, an Illinois news- paperman, who has of late been in newspaper work in Corpus Christi, Tex., on the Gulf, close to the Mex- ican border. Mr. Beaver was for- merly managing editor of the Daily + Register and Daily Ledger in Can- ton, Ill., associate editor of The Horseman magazine and police re- porter for the Chicago City Press as- sociation. He comes to Bemidji highly recommended. Mr. Beaver was the first newspaperman to send a story to the outside world of the tropical storm that swept the Gulf of Mexico and the southwest Texas coast with millions of dollars loss and fifteen deaths. Corpus Christi was isolated three days. THE MUNICIPAL RINK. While we are frank to admit that the municipal skating rink is not all to be desired in some respects, there is no blame. that can be at- tached to the city in any manner, so it seems, in that no effort on the part of those most interested has been made to provide that which seemingly is wished for. ‘Whether the, city is in a position to take money away from the various funds and expend it for something for which there has been no appro- priation is another matter. However, the city council did set apart $100 for the benefit of the public in pro- viding a warming house for the skat- ers and the city has also assisted in cleaning off & space for skating and getting the surface in shape. 1If there is mote to be done it iz doubt- ful if the city authorities are aware of it, or have not been advised in a businesslike manner. At the meeting held last week' for the promotion of a Carnival associa- tion Mayor Vandersluis openly stated that out of the 7,000 inhabitants of Bemidji otily’one appeared sufficient- ly interested to approdch the cotin- cil and ask aid in“providing a skat- | ing place'for’ thoé who wished to'in- dulge in this healthful exercise, and ‘that the same yisit on the part of the | single individual Was what brought forth the huwdred. If there: are: any wllo"hlw any ideas aldhg thi them properly. befbire e vity stth. orities it i8 reasonable to . presume they will receive due consideration be |have Bemidji stores been better stock- 0 | have invited patronage of which they a summary of 'ublished every Thursday and sent postage paid to any + address for $1.50 in advance. Official Paper of City of Bemidjl. iii**#iiii*iii*: ling ‘and 'will bring|] 1t elsewhere. only. serves to ‘butld " Fhis Christmas has emphasized be-| At least ext yond all doubt the ability of Bemidji merchants to provide every want of Bemidji and Beltrami county people, and those elsewhere, in the line of Christmas purchases. Never before serve you, in. any. capacity. ed with seasonable lines, compiete in every detail, and, dressed in their holiday attire, the 'stores present a colorful and attractive appearance. Bemidji merchants by so doing o6 Thuiiis are certainly deserving. Their ef- Yorts is a standing invitation to call and inspect what they have to offer and an acceptance of that invitation is up to the people of Bemidji and vicinity. There is absolutely no need of going out of Bemidji nor sending out of the city for what is wanted. The proprietors of stores elsewhere and bringing Bemidji into its own. you and don’t care a thing about you —except to get your coin. They don’t contribute one cent to the main- tenance of Bemidji, its schools nor its business affairs and every dollar |you think? d iting the stores of Bemidji before gsending away for what is desired. If you will, you will spend your money at homé where it is earned, for Bemidji merchants ‘are ready to| certainly showed good form. " Already there are rumblings that denote the approach of the municipal campaign v&hich is scheduled to get 'well into action along about the mid- Looks like there is to be a merry scramble for the offi- ces, but it'is-hoped nothing will crop out-that will in-any-way cause dis- sention among the people that will detract from the unity of purpose in |gerved in the White House. It is rather unusual for a city the size of Bemidjl not to have several | game, poor families dependent upon the city for aild during the winter, but re- ports from the city hall state that the city authorities have none. That’s 'speaking pretty well for the pros- perity of Bemidji and vicinity, don’t rather poor taste in-her dress;: of ‘Bemidji get busy on the ing house? Come on fellers, President and Mrs. wedding yesterday, blind horse. We notlee dn.a. faghion.. asticle What that means | we:don’t know. Last season We no- ticed ‘a fair young-thing and while we ware of the oplnion she jhowed she ‘When we were a kid we used to be one of the s!inow shovel and. broom' brigade and had a pretty fair skating place, too. Why not the youngsters lake where the city has provided a warm- Wilson cele- brated the first anniversary of their, dinner being We fail- ed to receive our invitation in time to attend but wish them another year of prosperity and happiness just the If you want your presents to reach their destination in time for Christ- mas, follow the advice of Postmaster Ritchie and MAIL IMMEDIATELY. A wink_.is as good as a nod to a Tmumm . when.the.missus g 1d mornings d pr ‘pares breaktu ‘for: “the “old man the cold house. In lnct ghe seems to be pleased to* do 50.° 'You couldn’t guess' why in “a thousand years. No? * Clip out and prese: - lbw::. lonll:u- vnlb our AND Four years to complete the book. PRESENTED: BY THIS PAPER TO YOU HOW TO GET IT ALMOST FREE tive daily couj mc:;‘l“ o "of 98¢, 'l'ln volm- is on display at office of The Bemidji Pioneer 6 COURONS gg o SECURE €5 50 VOLUME Beautifully bound in rick Maroon—cover stamped in inlay- design, with 16 full-page portraits of the world’s most " famous singers, and complete Out of Town Readers Will Add 10c. for Postage “HEART SONGS " e jonsbook with st 410 world in’one volume of 500 pages. Chosen by 20,000 music lovers. without ‘a. word of complaint about |7 ing news of that character would: telephone 922'or mail the detalils to- the Pioneer -office. ipons, or one Sunday coupon, ke the old, artistic ictionary of musical terms. 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