Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 8

IOHDAY’S BASEBALI: c«:lumAh'llxls 4, at St. '%gul 5. Toledo 4, at Minneapolis 3. '.Indlanapolis 7, at Milwaukee 3. Louisville 2, at Kansas City Tk American Chicago: 1, at Philadel pma 0. _St. Louis 3, at Boston 2. :'..'No others scheduled. National e -.Boston 2, at Pittsubygl 3. rooklyn 13-10, at} ago 4-2. “Philadeiphia 3, ‘at-tincinnati 4. New York 3, at St. Louis 4. MLUTH ROWERS MEET SYRACUSE NEXT SATURDAY Duluth, July 13.—America’s great- est rowing race is the.way the Du- Tuth boat club advertises the great .duel battle between the Duluth and Syracuse crews scheduled for next Saturday. Around it will be built an extensive program of every variety of water sports, and @]l in all"it looks like the biggest and ‘grandest party ever Meld in Duluth. ‘Frol- the. time the huge crowd files.in and takes its seats in the spa- ‘cious grand stand, through every event up to the climax and classic— ‘the = Duluth-Syracugse .race—every ‘minute will bé crammed ' with pep, snap and exciting activity, WIEDSOR WILL HAVE BIG / RUNNING MEET THIS MONTH Windsor, Ont., July 13.—Devotees of running races will have a fort- night of their favorite sport here be- ginning iomorrow, The kings and queens of the running turf will per- form the first week at the Windsor Jockey club and the following week will open at Kenilworth park. The four stake events will feature the Jodkey club’s ° meeting—the Frontier handicap, the <Canadian handicap, the Provincial handicap and the Essex stakes—have attracted a total of 237 nominations.including some of the ‘best performers in the east and from Kentucky. . ) - PITTSER WILL BE COACH OF MONTAN* SCHOOL OF MINES ‘Bozeman, Mont., July 13.—Chest- .er M. Pittser, pitcher for the Castle “Gate club in the Central Utah league. " has signed to coach the State School vof Mines for the coming ‘season, ac- cording to announcement made by ‘the athletic department of that in- .stitution. ', Pittser was selected from -among 20 applicants. His record as a foot- ball player is well known throughout the west. For four years, 1915 . to 2918 he was a member of the all- ‘state" football, baseball and basket- 11 yguns, plcked by ‘authorities in ‘leaving sohool Pittser has teams,” with the FOR 1820 GBIDIBON ‘Minneapalis, July 13.—With aspir- ants lorf 11920 football team of the Univemity of Minnesota, labor- fng in lumher yards, harvest fields, en construction gangs and up in the northern .Minnesgta woods, idica- tions point” to- an unusually strong team for Dr. H, L. Williams at-the Gopher institution this season. Nearly a dozen ‘letter men are ex- pected to return and these, augment- ed by the best from last fall's yearl- fngs, make, particularly strong ‘the advance’outlook at Minnesota. (Continued from Page One.) things of God, and Peier tells us we may become partakers of the Divine nature by being born’ again. You need this impartation_ of the new life in your soul so as to enable you to live up to your ideal. - Every unsaved man who studies the char- acter of Jesus and desires to live the life he asks-us to.live. realizes there must come some gracious’transform- ing power into his'lite. Let a man start out'to ‘live the kind of a life he knows he ought to live and soon- er or later something happens . to make him realize how far short heis of reaching his ideals. Here is a man who wants to bé liberal and he finds himself a - rasping, ' grasping stingy old skinflint. '‘Another man wants to be truthful and-he finds himself a liar. Another man wants to be pure and he finds himself a lib- ertine. . A man resolves to be sober: ‘and in a short time he falls off the water wagon. A man ‘wants to pray nd, instead of that ‘he cusses. ‘And many ‘a person after trying to live better and than failed have become discouraged and given up.. to live up to our. ideal we all need the quickening power of the new birth at the very center of our being. There is a life which has its center and spring in the Lord Jesus Christ, and this is the spiritual dynamic you need. Perhaps you say, ‘“Tell us how this takes' place.” That’s what Nicode- mus said, “Master,” said he to Jesus, “how can these things be?” And the wise-looking college professor asks today, “Tell us the modus operandi.” This is: one of the things we must leave with God. It is mot to be ex- plained, it is to be experienced. You may not understand.it but you can enjoy it. Can a man explain the phil- osophy of a loaf of bread? explain the growth of ta single flow- er- Tell meé how God creates worlds out of ‘nothing and then hangs them on nothing? No, I cannot explain the mystery of the new birth, but I can tell you of men who came into my meetings in dreadful bondage to sin and vice, and were made free and have been free ever since. They were born again. You can tell when you have been born again. Jesus said, blows and you hear the sound of it, but you cannot tell where it is going} to or whence it is comlng to from, || and so is everyone that is born of | the Spirit.” But I know the wind is blowing when I see the dust fly,| and the trees bend, and the windows rattle. And I know 1 have been born of God when the spirit of God is do-} ing his work in me. The Bible tells you very, plainly whether 'you have been born of God or not. In 1st John, 5:10 we read, ‘“He that is’ born_of God hath the witness il himself.” If you are born ‘of God:'you are walking in-newness of life. You have a different feeling toward God than you formerly had. As His child you call Him Abba Fa- ther. Your relation toward Goad is as relntlon of a child toward its par- ent. “Again in 1st John. 3: 15 we read, “We know that we have passed from death into life because we love the brethren.” * This is one of the strong- est evidences of our being born again, love for the brethren. - That means we'll love each ' other no matter whether we are Baptists or Presby- terians or Methodists. That means you will have to love me, no matter how hard it may be to do so. And if you love me youw’ll' quit knocking me and telling things sbogn me that are not true. ) Here is another test: that will tell | whether we have been born again, The Point Makes the Pen The Tempoint Pen has the point that won't weaken in the strongest hand or strongest ink:— Due to a special hardening process which also gives the .gold pen a steel-like hardness and flexi- Writes at first touck. The famous Wahl Comb Feed auto- : m‘twdly regulates 1st John 4, “Whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world.” Too many of you are overcome by . the world. and somewhat rebellious ,;when the evangelist says ‘anything . against card - playing and ' dancing and the; shows. You have ‘mot ‘been born again if you would rather play golf on Sunday than to go to church. If you had rather go anywhere.else.than to prayer-meeting you have not been born again. The trouble with a lot of penple who go to church is they seem to think that religion is summed up in going to church, singing hymns and perfunctory prayers. They . confine their religion to one day in the week and the rest of the time they lie, steal, ¢uss and covet. “Some people will do right- as long as it does not interfere with making money or hav- ing a good time, or rather, what they consider a good time. Hear me once more, 1st John 3:9, “Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin.” That don’t mean he cannot sin, but it does mean that in case he should yleld to some’ terrible temptation, he will not go on in that sin, but 'he will rather weep like Pet- er- over the fact that he has sinned, then shun it in the future. Too many make sin a regular practice in their lives. ‘Some of it is secret and they wouldn’t for the world have it be known, but God knows it. Secret sin will undermine the character until it brings a man to hell. And now 1 want to ask you the questjon, have you been born again? ‘Except you be born again you can< not see the kingdom God. back of you your life heen? What about the un- forgiven sins? - And an unforgiven sin is more than an item in the reg- ister, it is a poison in the soul. An old unforgiven sin has a deadly and deadening influence. Though sin may be done it is not done with un- til it issforgiven. You cannot take your sins into the kingdom of God.: The poison must be taken cut of the soul first, and this is done through the washing of regeneration. Do you want to see the kingdom of God? Then come to Christ and yield- ing yourself to him,’ be.born’again. To as many as receive Him he gives the power to‘become the sons of God. He is waiting, and you can come now. In order| Can ‘you’ suddenly:| “the wind | That's why you ‘feel uneasy || TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1920 FOR SALE—Ranse in good tion; one two-burner - gas, Tel 308 ‘after 6-p. m. T SALE—Seven passenger ‘automobile, A-1 condition, 5 new tires. Phone 920 or call at Hotel Markham for demonstration. . gt7-19 \VANTED—Two dishwashers. Apply to manager, Birchmont hotel. Sz 15 LOST—Key ring wlth two keys.| %, Finder plense notify Pioneer office. WANTED One kitchen man. ‘HOBS, IDu.voscosumy s+ :190-20¢ to manager Birchmont hote! Dressed beef, pound........1ic-14¢ Turkeys, live, pouud. ....: . 40c-46¢ Old Toms, live, pound. Geess, Vive, pound Ducks, 1ive, 1b. Hem 4 l!u. A0 OVel .« e s s v 880 HIOES 'Cow hides; No. 1.1b. .. .. Bull hides, No. 1, 1b. ... Kipp hides, No. 1, 1b, .. oo Calf Skins, No. 11b ... Deacons, each $1.00 Horse hides, large, .$6-37 Wool, bright ... vos 200 $1.10-§i.26 wubscribe for. Tae Plonear. " Girls-Ladies- « HOLLISTER’S ROCKY - -MOUNTAIN TEA a great Laxative—mild, plemnt certain—so thoroly cleansing and purifying that CONSTIPATION: disappears, and when your CONSTIPATION goes—your COMPLEXION improves—you work better—eat better—feél better. Give it a thoro trial ‘and you will recommend it to ‘all your womu friendu. 85c a package. Tea or Tablets. 6 BARKER'S DRUG STORE Oats, bushel o Red Clover, medium, 1b. Popcorn. pound :; Wheat, hard . . JZ 10-52:30 Wheat, sof! ©$2.00-$2.10 Rye, bushel siee.. 3170 3.00-36.00 $7 00-38.00 AL T Cabbage, e't. o g Onfons, dry, cwt, Beans, c¢wt. Butterfat ....'; - Eggs, fresh, dogen IIA'I‘B ceemessesssens .......LIG «+.12¢-13¢ .10¢-11¢ l4c Mutton — The following prlm were being paid at Stillwater, Minn.. at time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: Beef, dressed . .. Lambs . Garlic, 1b. . Packing butter LIVE POULTRY Turkeys; 9 1bs.-up %8 Turkeys, small and th Geese, 12 bs. and up, fat . Ducks, fat ... 0 00iie. Hens, heavy, 4 1bs. and ovo Hens, 5 1bs. up,. fat . ... 0., g;:“’pz:"::z‘e:mf_ Dressed poultry, A¢ per pound over Butterfat .-, . . in ! live stock. No. 1 clover, mixed 4 : HIDES Rye straw K Cowhides, No. 1" ... Bull hides, No. 1 Kipps, No. 1 ........ Calf skins, No. 1, 1b. . - | Deacons . . .10c|Tallow.. . .16q{Horse hides . ¢ | Wool, brigl GRA!N AN’D HA‘Y $2.45-32.55 $2.35-$2.45 .. 94c-96¢ $1,10-$1.26 1.98-32.00 Beans, hand picked, na: Potatoes'per c¥lf /s Compan the present price of butter with the price of mut. Compare. the prices of the same two items as they ‘were four . years ago. - Meat has increased nearly 300 per cent, butter less.o. than. 100 per cent. Use more butter and less meat and ndm g the H. L.—you'll be healthier, too. “ Nothing can equal the delicious, appetizing flavor of bnttn Nothing can equal the: ‘health-giving qualities of butter. It eon- tains the valuable substance known as “Vitamines,” obtainable : only in-genuine- butter and other dairy products. = Always uk your dealer for GHIEF BRAIID BU? TLR MADE BY BEMIDJI CREAMERY COMPANY BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA Palply RN L Mutton, Ib. .. Pork, dressed’; same by identifying property at po- lice station and paying for this ad. 1t7-13 FOR RENTJ——Two modern furnished rooms ' for - light ‘housekeeping. Phone 275-W, 1265 Dewey ave. 5t7-17 LOST—Portage tire, 34x4; with rim and jnner. tube on Long lake- road : '} * between ‘Bemidji and Logpg! lake,’ SR WANTED—Gm to work in creamery. Good opportunit, for righ! arty Call Gener: l‘ ice, Koors Broth- ers Co. FOUND—One bay pony mnre. ‘weight about 600, owner can have same by proving and pnyinz\ A Bye, Nebish, Minn. F FOUND—On Saturday, pursé con- taining “money, Owner may*have . tinder ledve at Pioneer for reward. 1t7-13 Operled S turday with a Rush Hundreds of people taklng adVantage of. the greatest opportumty of the year g n pairs that must be sold regardless of cost. We want the room--you want the shoes. Come and get them. Do not lek on the H C of L. when you . ‘we are puttlng out 500 more 1 IIllIIlIlIIIIlllIIllIl|l|IllllllllIlllllIlIIIlIIIllIlIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllll!Illllllllllllllllllllflll : Snme ut The SNAPS We Are Offering YOU 1 Table Ladies’ | 4 ’I}‘lables Iaa%les : 'Shoes and Ox- oes and Ox- . fords, until _S,Old” fords, untll sold slo_to $11 values his 3 RiaU i PRIy, f befectivc