Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 6

'@, % CARSON, Pres. ' ' 'E H: DENU, 8ec. and Mgr. kot ‘G, 'W. HARNWELL, Editor * lhtut‘d t the postoffice at Bemidjl, Minn., as second- fi-‘uu:r nnd:r“Act of Congress of March 3, 1879, —————————— "“INo" ‘attertion ‘pald to ‘anonymous contributions. kno to the editor, but not ol nf“t.:rn;‘:l‘h‘llg:tlon. '?:ommunlc;uonl' for the " Ploneer must reach this office not later than y of each week to.insure publication in the surrent issue. :':‘_a One Year ..c.cocves §4:00 L3 s Mopthe; 490 Oue Moath .-----:o . 43 Thres Modths . welve pages,’ published THE WEEKLY PIONEER—T' mwhmu{uuw-mp‘uwwum for, in advance, $3.00. OFFICIAL CLUNTY AND OITY PROCEEDINGS It augurs well indeed for.the future that the womén ‘of ‘America are: getting into the harness so promptly in the field of politics. The schools that are being conducted in citizenship by the leaders of the various women’s leagues evidence the awak- ening of the women of the fact that when they they are given the full suffrage they must be in a position_to use it in a way that will be helpful, not specially to one part or another but to the state and nation. i a Phe carefully’ thought out information and edu- cation that is being passed out to the future women soters by leaders of their six, women, who for years have been striving for the opportunity which so soon will be theirs and are therefore qualified to counsel and advise their leflApxperisnced_ sisters wherein their duty. and their privilege lies, women, who, by reason of their continuous contact. with the social, o‘dncltio‘nal and 'political. problems of the -nation ‘are in-a position to know the best methods to eectively bring about the desired re- forms: and are thereforg capable of guiding the suillions of new voters in their political thinking, s certain to be of inestimable value svhen the time comes for the. women to cast their ballots. It wil lbe a hard task for the female sex to forgive and forget in politics. It is a characteristic of women not to forget differences that arise be- tween each other. In this they must take a lesson from the sterner sex, who in the heat of argument and contest sum up all their effort and fighting qualities to put their project over, but when the majority says it must be put over ‘in the other fellow’s way, swing back into line, get behind the PRESS COMMENTS—THATS ALL (By EXCEANGE EDITOR) . But It Will Recover. This part of Beltrami county stuck ' closer to the convention ticket than a porous. plaster in July, but the Bemidji district had a.relapse from good judgment, and as a result the .county is listed among the casualties..—Baudette Region. 0- New Jersey judges are severe. A banker was convicted of embezzling $43,000 and the judge fined him five hundred dollars—count ’em. Isn’t"that judge awful And the people placed that judge in ' office -to. administer justice. Rotten.—Stillwater - Daily Gazette. THE BEMIDJI project with united front, and forget their dif- ferences. gk A e e It is a promissing feature of the women's edu- cational campaign that 'they are centering their stress not on the party nor the candidate first, . but on the thing to be done; and then are advocat- ing obtaining the best possible material with which to do that thing. This in the end will accomplish what the men voters have not been able to accom- plish as they for many decades ‘have been tied to_compaign obligations while the women are eénter- ing ‘the, arena with no.strings tied to ‘them and under obligations to mno individuals or parties. Both of the major parties will bid, and bid high, - for the women votes, and it behoves the women to " look ‘well to their own interests before: making their choice. ——(0— CHILE AND POVERTY. The effects of the world war are being felt in every conrer of .the, globe. Recently the republic of Chile has seen large demonstrations on the part of beggars. It is estimated’ that 300,000 recently marched through the- streets of Santiago, Chile, demanded that some ‘measures be enacted ‘looking to the relief of the poverty stricken nitrate workers. These workers, due to the_ cessation:of. hostilities, have been thrown out of work and with transporta- tion almost at a standstill, the exports accuniulat- ing at the ports, the plight of the poor—always numerous—is, rendered: doubly distressing. In the face of these conditions, however, the work of . evangelism seems tq,_proigr‘ng:s with a considerable degree of success and membgis are being added to the Church with gratifying frequency. ' The growth DAILY. PIONEER . - _Some. ‘men' are born liars and’ there are others who acquire the art of lying faster than the truth can travel after they become candidates for office. SRR A L We must take our hats off to the Baudette vot- ers.. They voted like Americans, and that is more than we can say about some of our imported so- ' cialists,.—Northern News. : i ¢ > ; Good roads keep men on the farm and allow women .to get .away from it once in'a’ while. = Vote for Amendment No. 1.—Baudette Region. ; — g Those signa on hotel room doors reading, “Have you left ‘anyt! 1",$o‘nld be changed to “l}nve you anything left?'—Ex. Some' of the dark horses in Monday’s, election -ought to feel like jackasses by this time.—Ex. ; o ¥ Z His satanic majesty is gloating over what a hot * time he is going to have some day with the profiteers who.are now holding high carnival in this good old world.—Mankato Daily Free Press: ; No man_ has yet ‘been elected from the senate to the white house.. This is intended as a gentle reminder.—St. Cloud Times. : \ /+“QOptimism Rules Democratic Heads,” reads a - Is it possible headline in an eastern exchange. . thsi;,anything at all can rule over degnocraey?— : Dutch. East Indies. Since 1915, the first year for which toms. statistics for imports .of, con- |- served fish: into the :Dutch| In- dies are given, the:United.States has had: a falr share of the.iuarket..'Be-| Washington, HARDING MAY BE NINTH rnnsmm WITH 3 NAMES | represents 'tnose fighting quslities. (By United Press) 5 June = .29.—Warren The New York Times'says: ‘‘There will be republican split; nor evenany- dissatisfaction amount to anything. = Therefore, the democ) should . not ‘delude .themselves - into thinking . that: Harding will be easy-to beat.” The Times can &se the ‘light.—Mankato Free Press. ' . A 17 12 If the dollar today will only go as far ‘ cents would' four or five years ago, it st i " reason we can't stretch the ‘dollar by passing wordy 'resolutions about it. -It is ‘s universal ¢ which; like changes in the weather, will ‘pass its own good time.—Ex. L3R e A'lot of 'women have an idea that aslong give your husband a swell funeral when he dies, | doesn’t matter how you treat him when he is -’~Free Press Bulletin; Winnipeg. —_— ; When' a man wants to be polite he never of practicing on his own wife—Ex. ’ ———— .~ The secretary of the. building :trad in land, whose men are accused of doing only much work in's day -as they used to,;says perfectly right, because before the war they W working too hard.—Crookston-Daily Times. Keeping a. household budget'is ‘a8 ‘great & teat of individual persistency ‘as keeping a.dairy, as some of these new June. partners will learn. Cloud Daily Times. boasted middle names. Y The republican aspirant, itis d, that so distinguished his Biblical’ namesake, - 3 Gamaliel, be it remembered; ; doctor of divinity, at whose f fore the war practieally ail the salmon | Gamaliel Harding, republican presi-line Apostle Paul to learn of his wis- st, and In |dential nominee, is banking on his|dom. ‘He had..a great repu tion: of sentiment in favor of temperance is. very notice- able. Certain laws have 'recently been. enacted which restricts the sale of liquors and wines in spite of the opposition of some of the old-time Spanish families who have their fortunes invested in vineyards and the wine industry. ; AMERICAN BIBLE SQOCIETY'S RECORD. The annual report of the Ayileric_n; Bible society is just at hand with an exceedingly encouraging statement of the year’s work. .In the 104 years of .the .history of this society. nearly. 140,000,000 Sriptures have been issued from its presses. ' One - - of the novel features of the 'present year’s work is the issuance of the great Mandarin version of the Chinese. Bible which has cost ‘several hundred thousands of dollars and twenty-five years,of work on the part of the translators. During 1919, $3,400,- 000. volumes were issued, of which number 350,000 were Bibles, 550,000 were Testaments, and 2,5600,- 000 were portions of the.Scriptures. During:the world war this society issued 6,678,301 Testaments in a large nufaber of languages, for distribution among the armies of the various nations. . If New York is still disappointed over its census report, let it cheer up. . There .are 10,000 addi- tional foreigners arriving there every week now.— Little Falls Transcript. A lot of ‘delegates are wishing that the San Francisco_convention were to be. held in.Havana. It’s probably-hotter there, but—!—Ex. iR v b LTI The Minneapolis newspapers harped on the lynch- ing of the negroes in Duluth, but are as silent as" the tomb about the lynching which occured in that city some years ago—and:for which no one ever was prosecuted.—Mankato Free -Press. {E T L The vote in Park Rapids for governor—Preus, 272; Shipstead 11. We venture the assertion that not another town in the state of. Minnesota the size of Park Rapids, located in the Townley belt, can equal this record.—Hubbard County Journal. It’s dollars . to doughnuts— no man ever smoked a better cigarette at any price! AMELS quality, and their expert blend -of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobatcos hand you a cigarette that will sat-. isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed. You will prefer this Camel blend to éither" kind smoked straight! Camels mellow-mildness-will ‘certainly appeal to you. The “body”.is all thére, and - - that smoothness! It’s a delight! e Go the limit with Camels! They will not tire your taste. And, they leave no unpleas-. ant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant ciga- retty odorl ! 5 Just compare Camels wifl'l" ny ciga- rette in the world at any pricel of 20 cigarettas for 20 cents; or fen pack- 'vfi.fl'nflcl) e ‘huinofi-pomnz {the Rome or office eupply or when .': praval & J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. G were [middle name, as a‘ substantial vote|among tne people for his knowledge, also |magnet despite the fact that only|his determined convictions and stro; eight of the twenty-eight Pfesldenmlflghtlng qualities. “ Haaver . Dlyyol‘s - Every Potato Left In- Hill Represents a Loss Mr.’ Potato Grower, how will. you save your crop of potatoes this fall? . Why put in all this hard work and your large investment of seed and then take a big gamble in getting them out of the ground ahead of the frost. ‘There is one sure way, to do it, that is by buying a4 Hoover seven-foot digger, the kind that will get’ ALL the pota- toes, the first time over your row. Why leave a lot of potatoes in the ground? Those * extra ones will pay for your Hoover. 'We have a car load of Hoovers coming, but have eleven of th(gem sold. Place your order mow. and don’t worry this fall. ', H : FLOOR COVERING : sk Why work so hard scrubbing that old floor? “Duralin” Floor Covering will- make your floor so easy to wash and ‘will save your extra labor, Duralin’ only: costs you $1.00 a square yard, -or-about $12.00 for.the average kitchen.” We have i in ten different patterns for your approval. under no obligation. ’ Call in and examine it; you will be . o *: ynsd ¥ ¥ . \ ¥ i - GOODYEAR TIRES - ‘'Why be satisfied with a cheap tire and its troubles? We 2S2Se “menting ? 233 XD o > &7 > ~ . John Deere Mowers We are in position to furnish you with a few more John Deere Mowers. have a few more left, but when they are gone we cannot get any more. y havg had numbers of customers come in this last month saying . Gy they were through with cheap tires. According to their testi- mony it doesn’t pay.. Have you found out or.are you still experi- ” Get Goodyears and save Wcirty and money. . We' ! The John Deere has the adjustable cutter bar, extra wide heavy wheels, 2b-point: | clutch, case hardened wearing plates and many features not found on other mowers. i Before buying look.up the John Deere Mower and get the best money will buy.: —— ; ¥ PHONE 57 ' GIVEN HARDWARE BEMIDJI, MINN, [ [ U PP Sy