Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 30, 1920, Page 6

itor, but not the o the edl lor publlutlon dommunlu-tlnu for. hi ffice not laf jeor must this . o Rt insure pul Three Months «eceose l.n 5 Twelve pages, published m an.nla’lg'l:tl‘ll— W atd 1o a5y um—. tor, ln Mvnlu. 13.00, OFFICIAL OLUNTY ISN'T IT TRUEI _h a few of our most prominent citizens should propose. that all business be suspended for a_day, ‘and, that everybody. get a pick-or s shovel or some ’othex implement and all turn out in a grand clean- up of the town, what would be the result? It would go with a whoop, over the top and be- yond. It would ‘be a lark, and everybody would be ‘happy and jolly and work like a hero. But suppose the same gentlemen should propose that all business be suspended for a day and that all’, male citizens devote: the day, to eluniqx up. ] their own mpecfive y-rdn and_other mperty ‘What would be the result in that case? . Not the’ same, by long odds. Possibly & few, would take the mn«fion seri- . ously, but & majority would pass it by with L4 jut . or a smile. It would be nohrkbomknlmo,hntmly hnd . toil in the hot sunm. . There would be no top to 80 ovn. no q«:utou on hand to lpphud ‘and no dmlinc the spot- | Jight ‘of publicity. 4 It would befoolhht.ownmuenfiudayh ;sach a humdrum manner, when the old yard looks fmrly well as it is. Now isn’t that true? ', —_— ‘With' the ehminnnon of Carranza the lloxiun ,‘ovemment appears eager to ‘win the friendship * of the United States, and the introduction of:much ' "needed American capital into that strife ridden country., There is & way, if the' Mexicans care to pursue it. Make American life and American investments as’safe south’ of the Rio ' Grande ms they are north of it, and recompense Americans for the. losses they lmve sustained in the put BOW 70 RESTORE urv,bn' in the is eaten’ down clm d\mnz the early Gt-tion. spring is sure ‘to go into the hot|ed ' ‘{patt of th ure should he all : ,efl m ‘make md nowth ‘and be hem A rxo until the hot weather of an Aunut comes ‘on; Juring y: season’ it' is. difticult enough both the' good md ‘the Igld of qi , per. cent valuation and you will com near the normal nnd mnhl status ofl ) devil. pruldent ‘of ‘the’ Un(ud States. onuo!euhpnrtyhvetoomuh mm nnu 3 fvr tht. /s Mrs. ledmz, wife " nominee, started feminine:. toncnu to wearing 8 pair. of frayed glovel Aafter her remn home from the convention.' Now 'if the'bettex half of the' democratic ee can "be persuad ) appear. 'in puhlw wil pnu' of npndumkim, fofi the feminine fireworks will be 8o’ illuminating we . men will have aniusement onouch to h!t throlldlmt the campaign. ——— i Don’t worry ovur 2 little thing like hning ¥ sugar rationed:to you min. We hnmhle individ- uals: should do nothing. o intor!q'e ‘with' .those . aiiable’ gentlemen who. 50 delight’ in ' exporting . enormous qmntit!u of sugar to Europe at stupen- dous profits to themselves. For how elle can tlley : get richer quicker‘l kil , A } _.__o—-— If you imagine: that the penny. has ceased to - bouthmgo!vtluyonqeinmr. It can be used to rub dry mud from:clothing, as it has an.: “edge that. is not. b’lurp enon:h to injm the cloth Consider the fly. | It is only a fly, Yet in' its short ;life it can carry, diluu germs sufficient to start s plague that:will overwhelm & nnfion of peaple. Svnt the Ay, before it swats you.: A 17 And now | 1t will be Quite the corract thing for- all wm of people without brains to Jingquire into | the mental capacity. of . our respected cnndidaus for the pruidncy. ) Some drll mlm for love and lome for money, Imt most of them, marry when they get a good,s, ch:nce ———o—— In Japan the peanut crop._is- tepomd as nonnll. s Amerlel it ‘is exceptlomlly good upecillly i polxtic-l cxrelu. S g ' When in: doubt, do it It’s one ‘way of getting'’ .ahead oi the other fellow: J skl Sk G The most expenmve hole in your: pocket is the : one at the top. : ‘to ‘some ‘extent b ‘proper 3 mluum) l’m ‘weather of summer ‘in' bad condltion Where i The' roots'of the grass 'are not pro-| ficie: ‘Many mnnmu l’nmers were! tected by the.leaves and: blades as forced in the spring to_turn, their|they are intended to-be and evapora-|be:ito ressed ‘with: good ‘barnyard ‘Mk ‘out ‘to" pasture early motwith-|tion from the soil is ranld “and the|manure'to advantage. : standing the: fact that grass started |roots are usually badly damaged. In 'Phe top. dress- ing will protect ‘the roots somewhet,"v : flmfly The effect of. this early pas-|such condition grass can make'but[and in the course of a.month or two ng may be see . now in short pas-|little growth. s which, in some sections, are‘be- ;hnlng to burn out. ' A pasture:th: SN ; ager wlth the Mlnneeota Experlment a. decided Improvement in quantity Andrew Boss, véteran tnrm man-| and quality of grass vfll be’noted. “It is good practlce, says Mr. :Boss, run down, and all his famlly look patched ‘MY NEIGHBOR decldes many unportant thlngS' and he is sure ;o cheese. But as I see'it, ‘MY NEIGHBOR is no nelghbor of mme- he Just li cause he was bom fifty years too late Advertlsements tell me all' about these good things. Ad- ighbor. He i may be nght . _' .wo-l& ; Noon vertisements give me the ‘op- portunity . to ' compare all varieties of the things T would buy. - Advertisements help me pick the best for my pur- ; pose and my purse. e & W bist, personally, I would rath* ‘er be myself than be my nelghbor. g i L lmow readmg advertxse— ments saves money for. me. avem;e betwfeen 'l‘hi_rd o First pnze, $2; second . prize, :street between: Minne: :. Bieycle Race—-—Free-fdr-a ond - ‘prize, $1. Standin; .+ Hotel, around traffic policeman . ~of Beltrami avenue and Third Crack Eating Contest-—-Fmt \P: '8 dmg celebration ) $5 prize: for Famxly Comlng Longest ‘Di team g At the Armory, Free rest room. for all Tadies at the Mpose: s Nangle bulldmg, comer of Tlnrd street and Minn avenue. at the :Gospel Tent & ‘most " unconyerted, winning’ ‘the lost; reclaiming | baickslider, and also to help deepen the irith; " "We wish.the effort to be a ve le cru righteousness as’against error and sin. We will, therefore, endeavor to present wi and’ lxmpliéxty, the great fundamental truths ; dealing with the Bible questions which ts ., all mankind, aand about h so many people are will also etndy Prohphecy, which confirms d npiuhon, proves -the'-M uof -Cl ( quicl P Gmt Cumpngn wlneh in the union and in more than’ that Evetlntmg Gospel.’ This series of sddreues which will begin in th Gu l Tent, Thursdsy ‘night ‘at ‘8 p.'m.; July 1st, 'will ‘be of general lienefi and we; therefore_ desire your, presence, and eardxally sympathy and co-operation. i ¢ Yoms in the Master's service,’; G L. BUDD, BUSKJ'EB, | Defecti