Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 22, 1920, Page 3

COMING EVENTS Wiy “28=-High ‘School ‘Commence- ‘mflrwnflfigmu “g9==St: P¥ul’ Business Men’s Tom' will spend noon hour ‘in June: zl—Norml.l School Commence- ! ment at Normal school. June 6 to 19—National Guard En- ent at Ft. Snelling. June: 7<—Stump ' Pulling Demon- stration. June 16 and 17 — Conventijon of Lnne of Municipalities of Minne- ?'no 16— Opening- of Birchmont June 17 and. 18—Northern Minne- m ent Association lnmul crease in teachers’ salaries in the Ju; state will also be put before the leg- -3 ” pointed during the last session of the islature, 2, 23, 24, 25—Northwestern “Fire I ce Underwnbeu annual (By United Press) WAVHV!NING.MAY 21, 1920 SPECIAL SESSION OF would permit the state to pay bon- uses to former service men, will be one of the subjects for consideration. LAW MAKERS CALLED BY GOVERNOR NORBECK South Dakota Legislature to Consider Paying of Bonuses to Service Men (By United Press) Pierre, S. D., May 22.—The South Dakota legislature will meet Mon- ‘day in special session on call of Gov-|TQ BUILD MMUNT' ernor Peter Norbeck. o 1 OHInR A constitutional amendment which Proposals for a 40 per cent in- The report of the commission ap- legislature to investigate the advis- i SI PAUL mfimms ability of the state developing a big Prfindiir eyl 4 cement industry will be heard. fimrmmrommow Whether any action may be taken on ‘| the project at this session will bhe de- cided probably Monday. ‘§t. Paul, May 22.—Another trade| BANFF SCENES TAKEN i ‘boosting tour of the St. Paul associ- _ation ‘will start northward tomorrow with: more than a hundred business -.mep accompanied by Tony Snyder’s Minnesota State Band. The trade boosters will visit seventy-five towns 4in;-northern Minnesota during the week. PATISAN PAPERS HELD O0UZ-OF DATE Luther Harrison, an Oklahoma state penator and editor-does not be- lieve that politics should affect the tone or meaning of the news. “There . f& no yitore reason for having a demo- BY EASTERN FILM ARTIST Calgary, Alta—Coming all the way from New York without a stop, a party of motion picture artists reached Banff and took a number of scenes to be incorporated in a six-reel film which will include scenes made in. Ottawa, Chicago and Long Island. The troup was from the Selznig Stu- dio in New York and special arrange- ments were made by the C. P. R. for the trip, officials of the rallway accompanying the party from New York to Banff, CONAN DOYLE IS 61 TODAY — - . START FOR THE WEST| SHORTAGE TO BE TAKEN on a week's tour of South Dakota, |tation, the interstate commerce com- It is always a pleasure for-you to meet a well dressed man dred towns and citfes en route. Big quickly for the purchase of railroad THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . i et (By United Press) Washington, .way 21.—As a step to Minenapolis, May 22.—Minneapo-|Pérmanent reiiief of the car shortage Montana and North Dakota to boost|Mission has decided that $126,000,- or woman. This f Montax 000 revolviag fund . is & nage of neatness an.dorder, and the shabby rade for the Mill City. g tund provided by the person feels ill at ease and out of place. coxsmunlty day celebrations and plan- ;(:lltl‘ng s;‘l))%kboo'r(wol l"lh“““"d loco- 13 ned in almost all the towns wh Oharet, 290 relght cars, includ- s; whete ing 20,000 retrigerator cars, are need- BRING YOUR SUIT TO Us Now MILL CITY WHOLESALERS |STEP TO RELIEVE CAR 8 Gure Shabbiness lis business men tomorrow will start | Which threatens to disrupt transpor- Stops will be made at nearly a hun- Esch-Cummins law be made available the boosters will debark for parades. ed 1t {5 said. ——— e A small sum invested with us will effectually take the shab- CONGREGATIONALISTS biness out of that suit or gown and make you feel “yourself.” Aneta, N. D., May 22.—Plans are TO CONVENE MONDAY t going forward for the erection of a Consult your FEELINGS and your INTERFESTS. They both urge you to come to us. $40,000 community church here. The Minneapolis, May 22.—The state new church will be erected on the|conference of Con ti site where the Methodist church now |of Minnesota wlllgor:es: n%?:‘fi:;‘:;:ly‘ HOGANSON BROS., Props. TELEPHONE .8.1 309 Third Street, Bemidji, Minn. stands. for three days. FOR QUICK AND CLEAN SERVICE EAT AT THE REX CAFE Across the Street from the Markham Hotel N WHAT--- Does Your Bank Check SAY? PURE BUTTER IS NOT EXPENSIVE .cratic or -reppblican newspaper than, & there is tor having democratic or (By United Press) =, London, May 22.—Sir Arthur Con- an Doyle, famous author and best Your check, if it carries the name o ) NORTHERN NATIONAL, is a tribute to your good judgment. It Compare the present price of butter with the price of meat. fore students of the Univer-} known as the creator of ‘“‘Sherlock Compare the prices of the same two items as they were four kialioma 'school of journal-|Holmes,” is celebrating his 61st years ago. Meat has increased nearly 300 per cent, butter less’ birthday. Sir Arthur has given up than 100 per cent. Use more butter and less meat and reduce * : e writing Sherlock Holmes stories, and - s EGGS-FOR HATCHING slnce the death of his only son during |& ¢ I O Li—you'll be healthier, too. : the war has devoted himself chiefly e Y sy . * SHOULD' BE FRESH to spiritualism, of which cult he is Nothing can equal the delicious, appetizing flavor of butter. Is'a Sflefit witness that you have L Nothing can equal the health-giving qualities of butter. It con- tains the valuable substance known as “Vitamines,” obtainable only in genuine butter and other dairy products. Always ask your dealer for ]t 48 ;poor policy, says N. E. Chap- now one of the leading apostles. poultry specialist with the ex- B nsion. division at -University -farm |44 TO BECOME to use hatching eggs that are more UNITED STATES CITIZENS . than-two-wéeks -old. Fresh eggs are| - g the-best: ~If-it is regarded necessary d . to keep hatching eggs they should| p, ., (1\}[3: g';i_tfgoft“_sfs)m e -bé stored in a temperature of 60 de- b LAY Ly-fo - lower. Instructions sent With be American citizens will be examin- or lower. Ins ed here today in naturalization court : the tncubator should be.studied and |yefore Julge A. T. Cole. Service men MADE tollowed. applying will be admitted without i AL GOURSE FoR ey ot e 0 8 BEMIDJI CREAMERY COMPANY = BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA RURAL TEACHERS THE PIONEER WANT ADS . wA correspondeince course :lor rutrla:l s 001 teachers is announced by the ‘general. extension division of the BRING RESULTS "!mt‘ulfliérfity Methdds of teach- [z T— - . ing--the varfous branches of study, the-'management of the school, and the relation of the school to the com- _munity. are_discussed.. Attention of _the-rural teacher is directed to the _significance of the country life move- gh‘osen Quality in Banking Service. Northern Natlonal “At Your Service” BEMIDJI MINNESOTA [] e S ‘ment. The course is arranged and taught by Ross L. Finney of the de- @ HG E partment of educatlona} soiclohgy . g 11 dnformation concerning-it may magn \ 7 % % btained from the general extem-|_____________ Ae 08{ u fsfon, University of Minne:l— 0 L § BIG FARGO FIRMS Car in Ameriow ‘. ; 1 srzeemEss Bt oovox| “PICK WINNERS” : & s } THEmerefactofowningnmofiotarmtlfitbfl % **(Ry.United Press) Because their auditor, cashier and Paul, May 22 —Members of the he,; boo;k,epe, all gra'duatede from little these days unless it is a car of which its owner 25th enxlneers, cited for bravery by| akota Business College, Fargo, may ]ustly be pro“d General Pershing and Marshall Foch N. D., the Union Light, Heat & . D. N h d war, : ; ; “’:fl_f’ ::f;in:ut‘;lil:fi' ;,‘;L “;%':mlw::_ Power Co. of that city naturally And this, we believe, is one of the reasons why the union here today. :fll;‘li: onD. B.C. w:lle; acapallrle Seven-Passenger Touring Car commends itself go y . eokkeeper was needed recently. the car-owning public. It excites such general W sUaAR I‘]Ilsgsl’fi% MONDAY Mr. C. Eckman was sent. . that it is a constant source of pride to its owner. ; Big firms are keen for employees (By United Press) with the get-ahead spirit that D. B. 8t Pdal, May 33— Men who wse| C. trininggives, Every wholcsale Everhmll:icz the Paige Six-55 first appeared three yelntg(::l:: more of the world’s sugar supply| house but one and every bank in has held an unquestioned position of leadership among finest seven-passenger motor cars on the American market. than anyone else will be here Monday when'-the-annual convention of the Fargo employs D. B. C. graduates. TR it emiiens | whout for s s Voo Its handsome body, sturdy chasss and smooth- R }x;:;l‘:‘t’lgé?::: :l;(‘)‘lln ((:Tn :;:tswt:lll t:i F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front motor are features often commented upon as being quite - & v sesston. St., Fargo, N. D, ' exceptional in a car of such moderate price. y- )" e Jor the Polgs Siac 8 e e o s Yc;x ha\sre undogbtedl , at some txifl:e or other, riflden in o"a;;:o:';:"fic slon ls o ; a Paige Six-55. But, if not, you will certainly wish to do ' s blace i =1 M . l l ’ so before dec:dmg on your next motor car purchase. uu:a': ’T.':‘.u"',.'fi" /arlyg":rb:;-m ; ‘l. r PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Michigan Rep al r Sh Op ) Manufactuvers of Paige Motor Cars and Motor Trucks ’ __i 313 Second Street Phone 359-W | AOTOR INN oy . ORSIEERES ) e Phone 78 o 4 312 Beltrami Ave. BT S A Bemidji, Minn. SELLS REPAIRS Guns, bicycles, locks, cash registers, typewriters and all See Rube when you want a good job done or a bargain in what we have.