Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 2, 1920, Page 5

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ‘Daily Fashion Hint |CONCRETE CARS ARE Daily Fashion ‘Hint | GERMANY'S LATEST (By United Press) / oallen of Brainerd was & Be-] Mr. and Mrs. D, J. Wells. went. to W . | Beriin, July 2. (By’Mail)—Ger- Minneapolis Saturday for a short vis- man ingenuity, fostered by compel- it. : visitor on Sunday. : 3 y g , . ling necessity is going forward with Pearl Phibbs spent the week . . ] the ‘construction of ferro-concrete W.h friends in the city. Dr. D. R. Burgess and son, Jack, ' ’ ships-and freight cars. . ;3 spent Saturday at Gemmel on busi- S woRe, ‘Development along <these - lines ar Clare of Lake City was alness, R promises to be enormous. Experi- awi visitor on Saturday. - q oy '} ments and actual ' construction al- Miss Tillie ‘Henderson nrrlved from ready undertaken indicate that the s McAndrews of Big Falis was{Grand Forks Sunday noon to visit at nation will be successful in this mod- (dji visitor yesterday. the 'C. M. Bacon home for several , P : ern style of construction which has days. B largely been forced upon it because steel and iron are short.. This short- age is destined to be greater as time * ‘ampson of International Falls c the day here yesterday. > Palmer Anderson returned to Min- ] 4 aeapolis Saturday evening, after goes on, since Germany is obliged to /%3 home a vrick of Koor's-lce}spending the past month with his mo- s supply large quantities for France’s 5 ; tef ther, Mrs. P. N. Anderson. | A reconstruction. o8 Recently a constantly increasing ~am Lennon of Kelliher was a number of ways have been utilized ov:B Visitor in the city today. Mrs. J. B. Hetland returned to her home at Moorhead the latter 'part of tor- . {the week; after visiting for the past ¢y Harty of' Mahnomen spenc week: at the C. M. Bacon and J. H. _ay in Bemidji on business. @' | Fallon homes. et § .. YFrank Morrison of Glencoe.| Mr. and Mrs. William Upshaw and _nsnor is this city yesterdday.|Floyd Rathman of Jamestown, N. D., motored to Bemidji 'yesterday and nxles C. Hovey of International{will‘visit for a few days at the home .oent the day here ‘on Sunday. |of Miss Ida Bailey. for. ferro-concrete ship ccnstruction. And the nation is awake to the need for even further efforts in this line, since its freight bills—minus a mer- chant marine—are staggering, as for example its grain transportation bill of 1,638,000,000 marks in eight g [ months. e ] , The experts declare that it is a 2 DAINTY COTTON. fairly simple matter to obtain suffi- = ® A tlever model for the summer. | cient cement, gravel, sand and iron shi, Murphy of Milaca was a| Mrs. Ed. Walsh and two children ' wardrobe may be developed after |bars for ship building, but they have sk visitor in Bemidji on Satur-|of Internationl Falls spent Sundayf the style pictured, the blouse being been unable thus far to develop to T with Mrs. W. K. Denison en route to] in printsd cotton voile and the skiri |their satisfaction construction of \ 2 Crodkston, where they will visit for{ of plain weile. Bands of thg skirt vessels of more than three to five the;, Leonard and family of St.la shert time. Mrs. Walsh is a.cousin{ -material trim the lower edge of the thousand tons. There are ways along 4hogere callers in Bemidji on Sun-|of Mrs.. Denison. Mlouse, the neck and sieeves, while |the Rhine and on the Baltic for such W I v grog grain ribbon is vred for the |Ship comstruction and also some in- Mrs. Donald ‘Shannon and baby re-|' giring belt. Medium. size requires 23 land yards for building river and ca- . |liam Quayle and Pal Brown .of | kwrned to Minneapolis the latter part} ' 4 i nal boats of this modern type. were Sunday visitors n thisjwf the week, after an extended visit N el e yards 3%-inch figured and 314 yards “3ginch ‘pllll’:‘ m:::rial apd. 33 ¥ At the suggestion of = Professor writh relatives in Bemidjl'and with Picterial Review Blouse No. 8829. Doctor Kleinkogel, engineer of the er 'parerits, Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Siges, 34 to 46, inches. bust. Price, 25 Darmstadt Technical school, a so- EDl;:k f .G d‘Rp ‘Wright of Becid: called ‘‘center” has b tablished e el L st ‘cents. _ Skirt-No. 8835, Stres, 24 t0.36 T OOTLer oon ool esian o vas a Saturday- business callerf. ' for the purpose of collecting data on % T ,‘—‘“ walst, Price, 25 omts, ferro-concrete construction, and this information . will be available to all Mr..and Mrs.-August Hanson. were in the city Saturday en route to their ¥s. home:at San Francisco after a twol]. BPRTIg 0 . builders' with a view to development bred to Bemidji weeks.visit at Becida and the Thomas | | z of the best and most economical sd on friends. Wright home. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. iy v i} B types. ‘Wright are sisters. 8 _. Professor Kleinkogel is also an ad< ‘[vocate of ferro-concrete for cars. (By United Press) genmlng the war exhaustion of ‘the : Montreal, Que., August 2.—That |German railways and- the: necessity |, Wiitiam, ot :v‘nt&r hg‘ex:gi:gghtge g?l?s t;‘v{org;’;z: the reported- burning, of jails, raids |for early complete restoration, he has 2 Craig, at St. Aathony’s hospital. Miss] 2nd other acts of violence by the Sinn constructed a freight car which was leg'i Aokt th ctlc))ril ] Feiners in Ireland itself is only a|recently tested on the shunting sta- &' 15 JMPTOvIE BaLIALa L2 minor part of the campaign for free- 'é;on r#‘];z‘ed;":l'g' 'l"jhfse cars, e;rm; dom of the Emerald Island that the 0! » Were driven agalns guzétan'oli{ ullleaeé 0{{ Fl;:rcgo(: ‘;Vl:?lyle’l: real work—<the appeal to the world | bulkheads and other cars—and came Saturday en route to Blackduck for —is_being directed from London and ok 'helte“ o e o/ ‘s‘hoflyvislt He was accompanied perhaps from within the very shadow :L:g;:::;g oll!lt‘l"l:ls:egar§ncflze;stt:: ‘he Lady Macabees will hold their{ly Miss Alice Hetland to Blackduck. qf;;?:efsemit‘:;g };‘;g: ‘;fi;’:‘l“:%:fig; weight, while the costs are much in ular meeting at 8 o'clock sharp|Mr. Baer is making the trip by mo- Hore: favor of the concrete construction. Moose hall this evening. |l The 'impression that the Sinn Fein- E have selected London as their dr. and Mrs. W. H. Fortin of Pu-{ ~-James H. Brady arrived in the city | ¢T® 13V j . ky.were among the out of town{Saturday morning to spend the re- ?::S%x{e;?isi::essw;::dal:\% t,l;:dtia;:;. Jack rabbits-to the-number of 35,000 »lers..in this_city o Saturday. ?;:infi: Df{mfi squg:;:n:vgt:nléisf::_ citizens recently have received thru ,have :l“rmcde?_tfl':" l“;z‘s‘:;‘:lesv::;? Vs, A. Carlson and Mrs. A. King |ily. Mr. Brady is just returning from the English mails much Sin Fien pro- |nxt:n yu:ale: t:zoensupervlsl n of the Turtle River, were business trans- | France, where he has been in service “:‘aag‘:“‘odtanmfi‘;:ll‘p:::;‘l:::‘a'bc‘:,sl:;‘e:: blological survey. - The demahd for the 5 :lors in the city between trains Sat- ::v)/rer"tll?e p:.,s; t?,vs‘c;n ::;hzv“}zzv:;gl; 'the Sinn Fein publication “Young | meat in the larger cities of the North- b Wotnded aetetal Himes Ireland” of the date of April 17. He| west proved to be good. White-tailed ;‘ Jaige.land -sales organization 5 i had only taken up his residence at| rabbits brought $2.60 a dozen, and the sires to get in communication with| Attorney G. W. Campbell and fam- theflzgd:ess to “;am‘ the P‘“’:" Xfls black-tailed variety sold for about $2.° ‘ners of large tracts. Address Lock |ily have returned from a month’s mo- mlfl twio "'&‘m i h“5° l‘:i“ ks Preference was shown for those which { ox 93. Bemidji, Minn. = - §-23tfjtor trip through points in the Dako- gives a falr idea of how wide aWaxe | ;g4 poen shot rather than harried and St tas and in Canada. They went by Sinn Fein agents are, both in Canada clubbed. The carcasses, to be salable, Miss Nellie Smootz and Mrs. Ed.|way of Grand Forks, Devils Lake, Mi-|2nd n London. The paper had been | 3% grawn as soon as possible- LaPage of International Falls were|not, Portal, thence to Regina, Sask, carefully folded inside an innocent fter they are cooled, it i8 pointed out. among the out of town callers in this Their return was made by way of :g"ki"‘i:’;‘;{_;:d“fofigggqn;flen‘;s aznsd ;l:erexte’l'mlon of the campalgn 18 city on Sunday. Wolseley, Brandon, Winnipeg and|WYas P! , , - Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Chandler and Th’l'elfe)‘}‘\;z‘;ep‘:t:é%mnanied from Win- v ?2 gd‘llr;”o“ to some matter in = - children have returned to their home | nipeg by Mrs. A. J. Allen, sister-in- Gaelic which the reciplent was un- Sure Sign. " in-Minneapolis, after visiting at the|law of Mrs. Campbell, who will vis- able to translate, the paper had a| wwyse started housecleaning yet? W. L. Brooks home. it here for several weeks. From here | l€ading article headed {'A Victory for| o .. "0o " She's begun telling the ‘ nelghbors that I'm not a bit of use the house.”"—Detrojt Free s .r. and Mrs. .J. O. Anderson of (zus Falls were Bemidji~ visitavs Mrs. J. Craig returned this morn- ing to her home at Grand Rapids, Kaiser and son, 7gey, were business callers in “Be- jt on Saturday. 5 1¢. and Mrs. J. Norton and chil- h of International Falls were Be- ‘jl visitors yesterday. - Rabbit Drives in Washington. e Ireland.” It evidently referred to the she will go to trort Willlams to visit Sinn Fiener hunger strike at Joy and Wormwood Scrubbs prisons when the around English were compelled to liberate| Press. Mrs. Ralph Houser, daughter June j with her sister, before returning to and son George, of Blackduck. spent jher home in Toronto. the Irish prisoners when on the the week-end at the Joe Bement home . on Minnesota avenue. i m'f]m HI-IM‘?MA%EN b verge of death from starvation. It : ram.Alonzo Flanders and Nellie}reads in part: N st A ews|Long Were united in marriage thisy “The undaunted and indominable N. Andrews an x:m y L etrgus morning by Judge o° Probate J. E.}spirit of the Irish nation has trium- Fally We“enflmfi;‘? "es"“ L2 OWN I Harris. Miss M. Alice Barrows and|phed oved the most brutal, the most ~ callers in Bemidji on Sunday. Miss Emily Childs were witnesses to|callous, the most debased tyranny the ceremony. that has ever degraded the name of civilization. Ireland’s glorious vie- COUNTY AGENT SPENDS tory was won by the entire Irish peo- 2 ple. Lying at death’s door, sur- g it IA)::RA;E %UR];TI‘E R"I(v]Eez rounded by the might of the Empire; y . Dvoracel one hundred fearless men flung de- Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.jtpis forenoon for Turtle River where | fiance at their torturers; one lfund- e G. B. Hooley at Northern Gro- .he gpent the day in the interest of ry Co., during the day, or at thelpsrm Bureau works. He was expect- red mothers of these brave men en- couraged their sons to persevere i rkham hotel evenings. 7-29tf | .ed to return to Bemidji late this eve- o) s 5 ning. their great struggle.” (WILTON SCHOOL DECIDES . NOT TO CONSOLIDATE YET A special meeting of the school dis- Grand- Tovoxtow J. Warren Kerrigan “THE LORD LOVES THE IRISH” “BRINGING UP FATHER” First of the new two-part comedies. i, George Cox of Backus, spent the "nek-end with Bemidji relatives. He ant to Scribner today to visit with lends for a short time. ard Bowman returned .to his in Funkley Saturday, after be- onfined to St. Anthony’s hospit- or two weeks, following a slight ation. A Rainy Day. A rainy day in Switzerland puts a sudden stop to many diversions. The | coachman' may drive to the- tavern, trict at Wilton was held Saturday|and then back fo the stable; bat no . and Mrs.. William Huffman of bnjght to vote on the proposition of | farther.. The sunburnt guide may sit ‘gville, who motored to Becidalconsolidating. Since the valuation|at the ... door, and welcome' and teek to visit-at the home of Mrs. fof the district is as yet too low to|the boatman whistle . . . at his own s Wright, returned to theirfinsure successful consolidation,. the|sweet will—but no foof stirs abroad Uy Saturday. matter was voted down. for all that; no traveler moves, if he n has time to stay. The rainy day gives: fcyfir,f' :‘x;?,;is::?géwfi::;s LICENSED TO MARRY him time for reflection. He bas lels- from combings. ets. Po. Box 453 Marriage licenses were issued by | ure now to take cognizance of his im- hone 466-W. Will call by ap-)Cler< of Court F. W. Rhoda on Sat-| pressions, and- make up his account; .ntment. 6t8-6. | urday to Peter V. Brook and. Esther| with the mountains.: He remembers; " | Bruzelius, to Ollie P. Mathews and|, i /too, that he has friends at home; and “%'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hattou of Lofic;zti'aRfi:edrE?s,i;v;gdnea‘:r:‘ril::;r; writes up the journal; neglected for » Ecmond, arrived in Bemidji Satur-1% : ‘..cv fi,, a visit with Mrs. jHattons license to marry was granted to Walt- week or more, and letters neglected _| longer; or finishes the rough pencil- 1 P s Ml‘fl M. A. D"W“ 413 Irvine | g‘;tf o?a{}:zl;];l:g Lillian Peterson;| o /ch begun yesterday in the open air. On the whole, he is not- sorry it rains—though disappointed.—-Henry W. Longfellow. - | REX THEATRE TODAY—Your Last Chance Mary Pickford “SUDS”’ From the Charles Frohman production, “’Op o’ Me Thumb.” By Frederick Fenn and Richard Pryce. Directed by Jack Dillon. Photograph- ed by Charles Rosher. iAgnes Nelson of Minneapolis | HANKEY TAKES UP NEW {in the city Saturday. If she POSITION AT KELLIHER d suitable rooming quarters, C.' G. Hankey, who for the past 11l be joined by her sister Har-{year and a half has bees assistant ¢+, who is visiting in Minneapolis{county superintendent of schools in a few weeks. Beltrami county and has made his home at Bemidji, left Saturday night Vlissee Vera Backus, Carrie Arm-{for Kelliher to take up his new duties oL A and Ida Virginia Brown left {as superintendent of the Kelliher | 22 Jrday afternoon on an extended {school. He plans to move his family s thru the west and Canada. Their {to Kelliher-soon. ney will take in Glacier Park, \.e Seattle. IW:=|=Ih kVagcouver B.{ BOWER’S SCHOOL WILL NOT nénce to Clear Lake. Sacsk., Can., It is real pl 5 h?re they will visit Miss Brown's ABQE MOVED. DECIDE™ AT MEET btoth mnfifi::":,;" lrh:nntl "Huymg.:: 2 e, and Mrs, 8. . Brown. a special meeting of the School . D! rom ir geturn trip will be made via | district No. 29, in Eckles township, efforts. It's no wonder they stay ez and Lake of the Woods, |eld at the Bower’s schoolhouse on| young in their work. t to return about the first Samr'day evening for the purpose of And don’t forget that iIf you would deciding as to whether the building| succeed you must carry your load. should be moved farther to the| ypy a mistake to get out from under northwest, it was voted that it be responsibility. It's meeting respon- left in its present position. Several Drs. Larson & Larson. | residents in the district had urged | Sibllity that makes progress possible. Shirkers are not in demand. They Optometrists. If trou-|that the building be moved that is bled with headaches.|might be closer for some of the pu-| ™Ay put things over occasionally, but % nervousness or eve dis- | pils in the northwestern .par. of the| they do it at the expense:of personal: of any kind, needing glasses|district, and a' special meeting 'was| discount. You.can't afford to do it Carry your load like a man.—QGrit. RS Don’t Neglect Your Play. There are men in the world who feel that the whole works would stop if they took time enough..to play. & little. That's all bosh. The man who can play well is usually the fellow, who can put the work meross.: Some have the play spirit so well in hand, that they :make ‘sport iof their work.. Chaplin. in “THE FLOORWALKER” Rex Union Orchestra sses repaired, consult them. |called to consider the advisability of Matinee 2:30 15¢ and 35¢ a) eyes fitted. the preposition. T REX Theatre | COMMENCING TUESDAY T T WILLIAM FOX presents C lemenceau's DRAMA “The Strfongest“ Does the Soul of WOmnn Rule the World? First and only motion picture play written by “The iger of France.” - Directed by Roaul A. Walsh. A ox Special. COMING Rex Ray in “DANGEROUS TRAILS” Tom Mix in “THREE GOLD COINS” TOM MOORE Grand 1 TONGHT T e PAGE i-'lVE Here’s Tom Moore in the kind of part you love to see him play—a regular American boy, with all the faults and irregularities that regular boys m‘e apt to have. SamuelFGoldwyn Dresents THE GREATACCIDENT #BEN AME: Harty Bveamnont o III|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TONIGHT and Tues. ::‘:;: Robert W. Chambers’ Greatest Novel *fhe Fighting ance” A Paramount-Artcraft Picture Also “Laugh with Larry” I.ARRY SEMON | THE HEAD WAITER' Delightful Music Each Evening ELKQO TONIGHT and Tues. TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|lIlI I 1 r'x