Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 5

city’s social activities is our desi: - mentjon, social items and news b: ‘inits mamtenance. A" Helge Olson. of Plnewood;' pussed the day here on business matters, R. K. Doe, of Duluth, naturaliza: ‘tion officer, was in Bemidji yester- day. An); one wishing a good insurance .at a.very reasonable rate, call 58. Eric Lysing of Aure was among ‘the out of\ town business visitors in the city today. Mrs, J. "H. Dodge pt Piuewoo -transacted business in Bemidji be tween trams yesterday. ream today? Bemidji .Mrg, Co., Phone 481, To each day give an. inurestmg and comleel';e review of the Items phoned or mailed to this office are appre- cmwd by readers of the paper nnd by ‘the: pubhsheu. ane you had youmr msh of )cd S B SE e Sixteen-inch mixed hard and soft slab wood for sale, $3.00 per load, | . {Phix page is devoted to personal efs 4nd-we solicit your cooperation Tclapbbnn 922.. l ATTENDED FATHER'S FUNERAL. Mrs, Adolph Klein has returned from Decorah, Ia., where she was called by the dexu.h of her !ather, M. ¥Kern, who died May 3, AID 'TAKES S 'l)urmg ‘the’ three summier months, 1d528%the Ladies Aid society of the Meth- hirrch, will take a reeess, after the winter, session, EPISGOPAL GUILD. rge McTaggart .and the cm‘dial welcome is ex- LUTHER LEAGUE TOMORROW. The Luther League of the Swedish ;{ Lutheran church will meet at the|, home of Mrs, Oscar Christiansop, 906 | Mrs. Rolland Fellaws and Mrs, Joe Bemid;i avenue, tomorrow evening at ‘Hermann of Tenstrike motored to Be- | 8 o'clock, midji, yesterday, and passed the day with friends, Farm -loans made without delay, ; See C, M, eAscham, office with J. J Opsabl, . * for a couple of days. court, this mornrng, i l $60,000 to loan on farms, Dean : Tand Co. went on business for the company. ‘the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. 68- XM" | the library park yesterday. | Mz. and, Mrs. Clyde Martin of town : in qt Frohn drove to Benfidji yesterday teacher, ' apd will visit friends and relatives i” Axel Sorenson and Mary Christen- | den, both of Baudette, were granted havin ; %elieense to wed, by Fred Rhoua; clerk B .4 . G. W. Ferrell, manager of the J;I compan: ore, . Teturne ?filspgll;ggng (mpm gt sl"a.ul where he | Floretrice Harris, Margaret Burke and | { Martha Gilmore enjoyed a picnic .ul Enmklm; the tost of the respect his A cordial welcome is ex- tended; i | -SECOND GRADE PICNIC. i Members of the second p,m(le of the Jeinidji schools enjoyed a -picnic in | was enjoved and the afternoon passed games, Miss | BREEN HAS RETURNED. this city, has returned from France, teen months, ten of which he spent in France, His brother, Harry Breeh, {is still overseas, being in “the army | a71tf | of occupa.tlon | ~ FAREWELL PI\CNIC Douris Black, Dorethy -Diamond Point yesterday afternoon. : William Hines of Hines, who was [ The picnic was given in houor of: | Miss Black who will soon leave fori « and Mrs. P, L. iHnes for a few days her new home in bpwk.fne Wash, this week, has returned to his home,, 3, | TO ENJOY VACATION. ot | ( ' Koors’ ice cream is made with plu'e' Mr. and Mrs, Earl W. Byers of the! -sweet pasteurized cream. 512tf | Hotel Markham. aceompanied Spéurity bank, returned to Bemidji | waukee, Racine and Sheboygan, the ! this morning from »bnslnes. - ~ William Johnson, formerly M rie Annette, have return a month Cash paid for’ liberty: bonds.- ';quire room 51, Markham hotel, 41tf L ‘Miss Anna Johnson, bookkeeper for * ' the’ Bemidji Pioneer Publishing com- pany, returned yesterday noon from : Grand. Forks, N. D,, where she had: sbelen since Nday, visiting friends, / Mrs. Tom Brennan of Wilton was called to St. Cloud yesterday by. the i1thess of her father, Christian Ernst, Rrhist is well known,in this vicinity. Hl's condition is considered critical. !ce c;,:ya is &pe national dessert. Miss Elln Laqua returned yester-: day from Sykeston, N, D., where she has been teacher of music and draw- ing for the past year. She is a daughter of Mr .and Mrs, 0 J. La- qua ; H, C. Doughty of Eag‘le' Bend and Miss Hazen of Bemidji' spent Sun- day at the home of Mr, and Mrs, B, Y McNairy. Mr. Doughty is a cous- of Mrs, Manlry——Little Falls 'g‘ranacrim Same prices as before the war on kodak finishing at Rich Studio, 29 10th St, Phone 570-W, N : Mrs. G. M. Palmer returned last evening from a visit in Minneapolis. She and her daughters’ expect .to move to Minneapolis next ~week, “*where they will join Dr. Palmer and make their nome, “’ Mrs, E, E. Skinner, Mrs.' A. P. Ritchie’s mother, >left yesterday for St Cloud, where she'will spend mem- onial day. She expects to return to emidji before leaving for California, iere she will visit two daughters. ‘Dance at the Larson Bowery Sat- urday night, May 31st. Music by’ William’s Novelty orchestra. Every- body welcome. 5d631 ~‘John Stein, of Roosevelt, was ad- judged insane by Judge J, E. Harris, of the probate court, Tuesday. He was taken to the asylum at Fergus Falls by Deputy Sheriff George Shea and Eugene Cahill. Miss Margaret Anderson, formerly | of Bemidji, who has been teaching at Grand Forks, N, D., the past year, will arrive in Bemidji the latter part of the week and will visit at the W. JN.: Bowser and Charles Nangle homes, before returning to her home in International Falls. Mrs, Fred Peterson of Solway, who had her right leg amputated some time ago at St. Anthony’s hospital, has left that institution and is stay- {.-‘mg with Mrs. Paul Foucault. She ‘was at the hospital for three weeks, and is doing very nicely and will be able to return to her home in a short time, i PRAYER MEETING TONIGHT. There will be prayer meeting thls evening, in the Swedish Lutheran church, attend. rtive Paae from Cgook.ston where u:ey vlsitefl rieuch‘ -TAKES YQCATION'AL mm 613-1Mo | Minneapolis | trip’ to be made by motor and they, up at hix door, with Captain Bright ‘where he had passed several days on!plan to be gone from the ecity ,month Dany New'ton, sop of Mr, and: Mrs, A. C, Newton, ment offers wounded and disabled sol- i diers, | over two years, and was "in &everal of ' I'the principal battles, While in. the i Chateau Thierry battle he recetved several wounds, which entitle him to vocational tmlning o T N MILITARY BAND BALL. - Members of the Bemidji military ; Elevator and Milling company, which | 512tf | the one which burned dowyn a . few \weeks'ago.. G. Oliver Riggs. director | ‘of the band, Alfred - Benson and | Fleteher Grimoldby committee in charge of the ball, A evenin g is assured. f CUTTER BACK FROM FRANCE. Carter Cutter returned to Bemidji thig morning, having received his honorable discharge from the United States army at Camp Grant, 111, Cut- ter was in the service for twenty-one months, of which he spent twelve months and one ddy in France and England, being on asupply train. He ter of this city. Another son, Fred, is in Middletown, Pa, He has re- ceived his discharge from the service ment. GALLI-CURCI CONCERTS.- “ Several Bemidji people plan on at- tending the Amelita Galli-Curci con- certs, and great excitement has been bmugh'. forth among music lovers by the announcement that she will ap- }:nephew. And then . there'd -be, Mil- will' be hostesses to: opa’ %}uud tombrd‘ow aftér. | dinner. Pd-have (o listen to: Midred's A _camp over the week {on (o explain that Mrs. Joues’ son, ,\\'llliuni‘, was & corperal in the cap- { 1ain’s company: but that all of his fm- " medixte friends in the .company. were Dinner | twinile in his eye that meant: Bernick is the; l,iuduin; from the hoxes that Corporal i Jones zels <o often the pies ‘that Fred Breen, son of J, A, Breen of | een in the service for seven- | Harris, ¢ read, llw Sunday paper. . to vomplete his satisfaction. i he's a. dedént sort of a fl-llm\'," he ; —_— their son Wayne, will leave*Sunday | muttered to himself. . Homer C. Baer, président of the for tlie Twin Cities, Fond du Lac, Mil- | 41 driving it. At Sheboygan they will at -f Hored —_— | tend the golden-wedding 'mnhers‘uyt ‘Mrs, S. Annette and her (laul:hter.[celebrnuon of -Mr, Byers' parents, | (107 Writh a” Kewdd yobe. Bill juped up; left ‘last evening for i “In an(apolh whefe-he-will takevocu- |’ tional " training, which the govern-, Newton was in the service lor, [#houlder meant nothing to her unnl band whil give a- dance this evening| in the warehouse of the Beltrami | has recently -been erected;-replueing | - comprise -the | program of excellent dance numbursf has been prepared and an enjoyable | | i is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Sam A, Cut»! 1 but. is still working for the govern- | covered wiih pink rokebuds, she looked pear in both Fargo and Grand Forks, at the former place'on June 2 and the | {latter June 4. Critics everywhere have sought to discover the secret of | the unique and seemingly magical ifi- ' fluence which has drawn the world or‘ music lovers to the feet of Ameh(a Galli-Curci. They have groped in vain, till they have roung the one| word, genius. Here is a singer who is the product of no school, no cult, no professor, She never was taught! how to sing. The sale-of seats for| the Fargo concert opens at the Stone {Piano Co. Mail orders can be sent now .and should include remittance| for amount of tickets ordered to- gether with the war tax o1 ten per cent and if it is desired that tickets] be mailed, a stamped, self addressed envelope should be sent, In Grand} Forks the opening of the ticket sale | takes place on May 29th, The same] ,informatlon in regard to mail-orders ! applies here and letters should be ad- dressed to Stone Piano Co. ATHLETIC DANCE. Don’t forget the night before Dec- oration Day for that's when the Be- midji Box Co., athletic association. gives its first big dance at the jarmory. Syncopators orchesctra, everybody welcome, 34528 The Colorado Blue Spruce and the All members are urged to | Black Hills Spruce are fine orr.amen- tal trees for the home yard. 1 WANTS HIS_ MONEY‘BACK ‘ . Lon at Gambling. . 1919, by the -McClure !\ew-- paper Syndicate.) v town, O. (‘npuln Wright carefully read the two. Invitations- before him. Oue, on heavy whnc linen papér, with a. gold monogram; ‘réquested the pleasur«- of ‘his company’ at dinner “the ‘following Sunday evening.’ The ¢ fn laid the note .on his desk and g: out of the barracks window with a sllghflv con- temptuous smllo \\hlch wight, have ‘been interpreted’ in plaln English’ 4y follows: Lomason. months, s e T S “Aunt Alicia nnd»Uncle Dan are all Mre. Frank Buster of Unlontown, right, but ‘they’d give me a 'steen- | pg imix<ed $80 from her pugse while course dinner of - fancy . stuff . that Lyt jay wn o dresser in her. bedroom. wouldn't - satisfy - their: = strenuous ! ffer four-yemwr-old son John, in meek .j.dred Gorhum Brooks for wmy dinner | An tquiry proved that the little fel- partner—with Mrs, Breoks and. Aunt | jow hud faken four bills to u near- Aligia” béaming op Ok when they | by confectionery to purchase a dime's (Imuglnl ‘we weren't lmkinfi And after § worth of candy. turned. simpering chatter for ‘two.hours—or maybe’ she'd sing: I'd rather sm) i nd.”, | The othet Invitaion \\tu a slmplv- worded note asking -that “seme lone- ‘some hoy, who Is faraway-from home"” ome’ to dinner with Mrs, Jones on Sunday at one o'clock. The letter went —_—— Wooed and Won by Yanks in One: Year. Paris, from nearby homes, Jaid that note aside there As the captgin Wik - 4 dwou hy '.(xnx nwnl\ -eight, 1 may vot_guul- ify as a boy, but I'm. Jonesome. And girls who mother used to make’ can be found in is howe.” it happened lhll the next ’llmdav Corp.-Willinm Jones received s great bourgeolsie. cases very shmilar. ;unprlw Ie had heen sitting at the # ey {pnrhn window, comfortably «n«mut,ed Double Bottems Put h w,,*_ | in & orris chalr, with his feet dn ah» For wany years a few steamshipe i other “ehair, and smoking. whl‘r ‘be ‘from the fur east have brought fuel Such- privi- leges Wud ease were not allowed hhn in pre-war times, and Wiliam' was family accorded his uwniform. From the kltchen appetizing odors drifted tn Ocea- sionally he glanced out” of the window to look far the expected guest, “Hape nandle the bulk of the trade. fleets made few, but hundreds, Then his peace of mind wax rudely disturbed. A gray touring car dréw tor this auxiliary cargo. Before Bill's startled: gaze his. superior officer methodically llhi off The engine and locked the cur, afd nywm- Mechsuits Magesine, then, climbing out, covered the fadia: | P e : “BurnFortune in Oplum, Wieribg the floor with the papers, snd hegan 1o fumble in his pockets, | # “Goodness, where's my pass® he spluttered. “And what on exrih lmve . 1 done- now?” He nqi ‘«till ‘searching for hi; paux shen 1he captain was ushered_iu by Mrs. Jouek, She wax a stout, motherly woman, and {wo silver bdrs on & khaki' ed’ worth™ (liely nwnl to prevent stniption of the tradle, fed 1o four raked into (he flames, she suw her. William standing stiffiy ‘st attention. Cuptain Wright snapped. a salute in return, and then. laughingly shook handx with the discomfited 5 poral. bnfng withdrawn only burhing—Popular \lo(hx!nlcl sipe. Barbers of ‘the city of Bemidji: We hereby agréo to close all day May 30th, and keep openr till 9 o’clock, May 29th. | wife Sues to Recover Husband's Pay Snit to recover her husband's al- ged gambling losses, amounting to 25, was entered in court at Youngs- the qther day by Mrs., Sam- uel Peacock against Fred Robertson, Tom Kelly, Jn('l. Dollay and Elmer L MM Peacock’s petition alleges that the mouey was lost between May 13 and June 8 in & game in a hotel !here, and that under anti-gambling statutes a wife may sue to recover losses if her husbund does not do so within sl)! * ATHLETIC DANCE. Don’t forget the night before Dec. | oration Day for that's when the Bé- i Box Co., athletic association | its first big dance at the/ $80 for Dime's. Worth of Candy. everybody welg_ me, D Judge—"Are you positive the pris- oner Is the man who stole the horse?" Witness—"T was, your lordship, till that lawyer cross-examined me, He e me_feel ! stole it myself.” THE PIONEER WANT ADS| tones, explained he spent it for candy. The money was re A PAGE FIVE BARBERS TO CLOSE. Geo, Sterling, Bart Stafford, Otto Erlader, G, F. McClernan, Frank; Glombosh., William Clish, L. G. Cfothers, 14327 TODA Y Select pictures present :Alice Brady “THE DEATH DANGE' a story of dance and song of sorrow and tears and an ending that thrills. FATTY ARBUCKLE Comedy : “JOY» RIDE” 10c, 20c; Matinee 2:30; 7:20, 9 TOMORROW Syncopators orchestra, 3d528 Forensic Skill. BRING RESULTS CUPID BUSY DURING WAR Islx Thousand, French Women Were Ftance.—That OCupid was pearly as busy as Mars with the mem- bers of the American expeditlonary force and that romance bloomed in France in spite of war's alarms is shown by the fact that more than 6,000 French women have been wooed and American soldlers’ within one yeur. The majority of the FKrench have become - Americans through wmarrylng American officers and vten sre stenographers, salesgirls, ; ¥ and a sprinkling of peasant girls and those of the middle class or ‘The rowances are1n most Blue coat, brass buttons~ and the world was his. GRAND Saturday and Sunday ofl back to Britain in the ballast space between their inner and outer hulls Theé practice never became general, fowever, and “tankers” continued to But in June, 1917, increased submarine actlv- 1ty and the expansion of the alliefl immediate additions to William Fox presents TOM MIX in “WESTERN BLOOD” in the land where the best man wins. Friday—“THE BLIND- ING TRAIL” featuring Monroe- Salisbury. GREAT WANT GETTER, THE BE‘MM-!IONEER Subseribe for The Daily Pioneer. gk fonnage so imperative that not a of British and Awerican “double bottoms” were fitted Apart from fts wartime results this new practice ‘Ha# taught marine engineers many les sons that will guide them in designing “the’ dfl-burning: ships of OMOrrowW.= House Peters Hundreds of cases of oplum, report- ¥ weight in gold, were lmoh burned by the Chinese govern- the attempted re- From the Shilhghai warehonses of the. deaiers “ie drux wus ferried across the river, under guard, and (he stieky mass was furnaces and carefully Precantions Were (aken to make sure thaf none of the stuff remained, even fhe rakes after prolonged Maga- “Neo, ayore ceremony foday, Jofie: His frank’ smile put Bill at ease. i Just “s loniesome fellow with no place to go. And a mighty liungry one at that.” He sniffed appreciatively. “I don't often have home-made apple pie.” Mrs, Jonex heamed at this remark and the: wily captain went.on to fufther win her heart by telling her how lom-lv At was up in that big camp, wifh 1o folks to visit one and send delicacies such ax the fortunate Bill received, Meanwhile, Bill, from whom all awe had departéd at the’ _sign= of human nature dispfayed by hix erstwhile com- manding - officer, . had retived to (he kitchen.and-brought his unsuspecting sister, Peggy. out (o be introduced to their guext. As the captaln told her long afterwards. “in a rufly apron FOR - Expert Shee* analrlng At Moderate Prices i . "Try the “Bomidji, Shoe Repair Shop 7 Across the Street from Dalton's Restaprant Itrami-Ave. Bemidji, Minn, like an angeél ready to serve ambro sha."” & ! Needless to say, the dinner pnrl.\" wak a great success, particularly the apple pie. After dinner the captaln [ voluntarily assigned himself to K. P. duiy. and. became initiated into the'} { mysteries of dish wiping. 1t is doubt- ful if he would have heen intelested in manipulating a dish towel if Peggy had vot béen his pariner ir the K. P. work. Afterward, he insisted on taking them a1l for a long ride into the coun- try. Peggy. of course, <at in the front seat with the driver, while Mrs. Jones, Bill and Bijll's girl. were in back, The capiain’s iuvitation l-nd been for dinner only, but it was after ten o'clock that wight when he and Bill re turned 1o camp. A sleepy orderly stared in opev-wouthed smazemwent as his captain and Corporal lf."’)Pfl con- versed in familiar tones about “driving home 1ogether next Sunday,” and then shook hands cordially at ;mnln . AND TOMORROW CLAYTON In Paramount picture pepper’s her temper. Ethel Clayton will show vou just what “salesladies have to put up with from Tomorrow. smart-alecks — and It ix said *hat tomorrow never comes, being’ invariably separated how to handle them. from today by anything from a full 24 Also showing hours down 1o a fraviion of 8 second, and then in a wirk suddanly springing’ - FORD WEEKLY upon us, but at ihe satoe time chang- AT THE ELKO ing into today. Here ix an interesting thing ahout iomorrow : “Yesterday to- § day was tomorrow @ and igmorrow to- day wiil be yesterday.’ This will be understood more readily by placing a comma afier +he first yvesterday sud ene afier the second tomorrow, AT&.OO 7:30 and ° 900 ‘ETHEL “MAGGJE PEPPER” Pepper’s her -name and in.a drama of love and polltxcs “THUNDERBOLTS OF FATE” 5 acts of gripping, intense actidn Winning—he will lose her Losing—he will win her. a real problem play. also showing “PATHE NEWS To-Night and Wednesday AT THE - Grand Theatre' Coming-—Tom Moore in “One of the Finest” EXCLUSIVELY LADIES . APPAREL SUCCESSOR TO SCHNEIDER BROTHERS THE BLITHESOME SUMMER FROCKS ARE HERE Like the butterfly, these frocks were meant for sunshiny days: and when you see their soft pretty colors and filmy ma- terials, you will agree that they are admir- able expresswnq of summertime, These frocks are in Geor- gette, pretty ginghams, or- gandies, and the much wants ed voiles. Prices range from as low as $7.50 and up to $69.50. We now have on display a complete assortment of the famous Neversrink Shirts, the skirt that won’t shrink on the wearer, in the tub, or on the line, and that are absolutely guaranteed by us. What is more, they are dipped in the “Fountain of Youth.” GARMENT SHOP M. M. JAGRIN, Mgr.