Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 6

* shitting- them, PAGE SIX THE ‘TWENTIETH CENTURY LIMITED a \ Shack Absorber | " “Woman Dies of Shock in Gun Battle” says a headline. We have heard of people doing that before. You know, the shock of the bullet h Something like- the fellow:who said that falling off a ten- story building wouldn’t hurt anybody. It was the sudden stop that was dan- gerous. —Don’t Experiment— Misrepresented An advertisement in the Jonesboro (Arkansas) Evening Suu says; “Live chickens with real U. S. bills, tied to them will be thrown from the roof of our store op Saturday. Catch a chicken and keep the change.” Fancy a man catching a chicken and keeping his change! ¥ —It Can’t Be Done— A Tough Mixture i “Opinion Places Whiskey, Beer, Wines Together,” says a head line. But whose opinion is that? Bvie dently likes mixed drinks. —One Is Enough, at a Time— | Money Refunded | A new bathing suit invented by an| official of the royal army clothing department is claimed to make drowning. impossible. But should this bathing suit fail to save any per-| son from drowning he can call at the| office and have his money back. | —Sounds Good!— | So Are the Men “The camps = are practically all brolze and most of the men gone and the horses shipped = out.”—Kelliher Journal. Probably most of the men are broke already, and we know the! horses must have been or they! wouldn’t have used them. —Up and at 'Em— Unafraid “Some miscreant who has no fear| of future damnation stole the punch| board from R. Sarff’s store at Was- kish last week, but kindly left the prizes,” says an exchange. Wonder if he got a kick out of that. —But He Didn’t Take the Prize!—| A Union Affair “For Rent—Six-room house _and | barn,” says an advertisement. Must be one of those combination affairs. We’ve often heard of a one-room house and barn, but not in the Unit- ed States. —How About the Ark?— In Town This Week . “Kale Simmons, who has beeq working northeast on the border of Ne Man’s land, was_ in town this week,” reads an article in an ex- change. Evidently hit the town en- route. Keep working, Kale, you may unearth a few more towns up that ‘way. —XKelliher Journal— Keeping It Productive Evidently those boys up there near Kelliher believed in keeping the Lat-| terell farm in a productive state, | whether it was by manufacture or| just plain agriculture. But the still| let the moonshine out. o —Home Spun— RALPH PARCAUT IS AN EXCEPTIONAL ATHLETE (Continued ZTom Page 1) 1 has won over him in the last four years, He is now 23 years of age and is sure to be a champion to be reckon- | ed with for some time to come. He| is a student of Farmer Burns, and| while in the army rcceived consider-| able instruction on the fine points of | wrestling from the famous Earl Cad- dock: Parcaut is being called by most crities the “Iowa Wonder,” and he is sure living up to his title. | During the war he was in-the fa-! mous Sixth Marines of the Second)| Division, and won many honors on the mat for this fighting unit of‘ the United States army. There are some | who think that he is not entitled to! the championship, but his challenge is | open to the world and all that he re-| quires of any opponent is that they| make 158 pounds and that he has| something to say as to the selection | of referee.. Outside of this there are | no restrictions as far as Parcaut is| concerned and will gladly let his chal-| lenge takers name the rest of the| terms. | Parcaut is to meet L. C. Curtis of | Bemidji at the new armory on April 8, and a close match is looked for. Ed Odegaard has returned to Be- midji a™er spending the past fou months in California and at Owatorn- | na on his way back to this city. He has resumed his employment at the| Laqua clothing store. WANTED TO RENT—By April 15th/ house with garden spot, centrally | located. Mrs. L. Streiber, Pioneer. 2d3-17 | FOR SALE— Oakland ;oachter cheap. | Call 38. 4t3-19 | FOR SALE—One ton Ford truck and two teams of horses and harnesses | and one wide-tire wagon. Phone | 600 or see Tesch, the drayman. | ¥ 6t3-23 | WANTED--Bell boy at Markham hotel, ] | Bull hides, No. 1, 1 | Calf gkins, No. 1, 1b. HIDES Cow hides, No. 1. ...... 4c-5¢ 3c-4c Kipp hides, No. 1, 1b. Deacons, each ... Horse' hides, large. POTATOES Chicago, March 16.—Potato re- ceipts, 45 cars. Market dull. Idaho russets, sacked, $2.35 to $2.50; Nor- thern whites; sacked and bulk, $1.20 to $1.30. WILD DOGS CAUSE PROBLEm Threaten to Wipe Out the Sheep in- dustry in Somg Breeding Districts in Apstralia, Wild dogs are presenting a serlous preblem” in Australia, according to a Central News dispatéh in the London Westminster Gazette. The correspond- ent at Broken Hill, New South Wales, says that unless immediate measures to protect the flocks of sheep are taken, they will have to be replaced by cattle in the districts north of Breken HIIL The seriousness of the situation is described by John Duune, president of the West Darling Pastoralists’ associa- tion, who states that, althoughwthere hns been a good season, pastoralists in the Darling River district and north as fur as the Queensland border are faced with one of the greatest problems within the memory of settlers in that | part of the country. “Reports are coming to hand from all parts of the district,” he added, “of the enormous losses Incurred owing to the prevalence of wild dogs. Alveady country which before the drought was admirable sheep country, is now stocked with cattle, and likely to con- tinue to be stocked unless the dog nuisance s successfully dealt with.” Last year the western vermin board was formed at Wilcania and the gov- | ernment then In power granted $250,- 000 for fencing in the western division agalnst wild dogs, but owing to a change of government since that time none of the money has been forthcom- ing and the wild dogs have now come | right into the western division and are | creating havoc among the flocks. | WANTED ALL TO UNDERSTAND Cicerone at Holy Sepulchre at Jeru. salem Careful to- Impress Gospel Facts on Visitors. \ Either I was particularly fortunate or others are particularly fastidious. The guide who showed me the Holy/|ghe ! O o the stocknotgets of thls Secpulchre in Jerusalem was not par- ticularly noisy or profane or palpa- bly mercenary; he was rather more or less sympathetic than the, same sort of man who might have shown me Westminster abbey or Stratford- on-Avon. Iie was a small, solemn, owlish old man, so far from deserving the charge of not knowing the Bible, he deserved rather n gentle remonstrance against his assumption that nobody glse knew it. If there was anything to smile at, in associations so sacred, it was the elabordte simplicity with which he as if he were evangellzing a savage. Anyhow, he did not talk like a cheap- jack at a stall, but rather like a teach- er in an Infant school. He made it very clear that -Jesus Christ was crucified, in case anyone told the first facts of the Gospel story, \c‘h”‘e of their duties. should suppose he was beheaded; and often stopped in his narrative. to re- peat that the hero of thiese events was Jesus Christ, lest we should fancy it was Nebuchadnezzar or the duke of Welliigton. I do not in the least mind being amused at this, but I bave no reason. whatever for doubting that he may have been a better ‘man than L I gave him what I should have given a similar guide in my own country; I parted with him as politely as from one of my own countrymen.—KFrom the New Jerusalem by G. K. Chester- ton, Lines to Be Remembered. To be as good as our fathers, we must be better. Imitation is not: dis- cipleship. When someonc sent a cracked plate to China to have a set made, every plece in the new set had a crack in it=—Wendell Phillips. Convict's Unhappy Knowledge. The philosophers worry about the relations between space and time, but the convict doesn't. ! he is doing a large amount of time in a limited wwount of space. 'DONY THINK BEQUZ YOO KNOW ALL ABDUY NER BVZNESS, LAY BUERNONE ELSE DOES! VA GOTYA KEEP TELLING "EMY He kmows that| g HONESY, XS A SEREAM, W' WRITTER T SYURF THKT FINDS WS WAN INTO A NEWSPAPER OFFICE SOMETIMES wwr AN \E VA CORRECT NINE MISTARES - AN LEY OESY ONE YHROUGH,YER NAME By Charles Sughroe ~ © Westem Newspaper Union NOUTHIN RIGHT Y AN IE WE PRINTED, TH NEWS AS CARE- LESSLY AND \NCORRECTLN AS FOLKS TELL T ON T STREET, WE WOWLDNT GIY QUICKER ) THE - ONEE W A WHILE A PEEVED READER | | TROKMPS 1N, STOPS MIS' PARER,'N THEM WANDS VS A NASTY LODK, CU MEANN, "NOW $TARVEL" CHECKS, AGREPTED CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION N or BEMIDJI BIRCHMONT HOTEL | COMPANTY. pursuant to the provisions of Chapter| {58, Revised Laws of Minnesota for 1913, |and any amendments thereof, do hereby | and do hereby adopt the following cer- tificate of incorporation: 1. The name ot this corporation shall be Bemidii Birchmont Hotel Company. 2 The general nature of its business {shall be to carry on the business of hotel jand inn keepers, |caterers, wuarehousemen, dealers in provisions of all kinds, bar-} |bers and_hair - dressers, |and. proprietors and managers of sum- | mer cottages, summer hotels and re | sorts, boat liveries, motor vehicle gar- | ages, pool and billiard parlors, refresh- ment and ‘soft drink ° parlors, opera houses, dance halls and other places of public entertainment; to operate motor | vehicles, boats, water crafts and other| | conveyances as common carriers; -to ac-| | auire ‘and undertake all or any part of the business assets and Habilities of any | person, firm, assoclation or corporation {in_connection " therewith, to. build, con- | struct, erect, maintain and own' hotel| bufldings, summer cottages, sarages, boat houses, bathing houses, wharfs, docks, and ail other buildings incidental | azd convenient for use in connection | with the hotel and inn keeper business; ' to take, acquire, purchase, hold or rent, ledge, 'sell, exchange, mortgage, im:| prdye, cultivate, develop, and otherwise! dea] 'in and diSpose of any and all | belng used In connection with the afore- | | said business; and to do all and singular | the things necessary, incidental or con- venient in the carrying on of the afore- |sald_business, and all things provided {in the laws of the State of Minnesota, under which this corporation is author- ized to da business. the business of this corporation shall be| in the County of Beltrami and Statel of Minnedota, and the Post Office ad-| dress of this corporation shall be the | City of Bemidjl, County of Beltrami and | State of Minnesota. 4. The time for the commencement of |its duration’ shall be thirty (30) years from oaid date. | 5. The names and places of resi- dences of the persons forming this cor- piration,;are as follows: . T. . Hrvin, Bemidji, Minnesota. F. S. Lycan, Bemidjj, Minnesota. ¥. A. Barker, Bemidjl, Minnesota. David _Glll, 'Bemidji, Minnesota. C. W. Warfleld, Bem{dji, Minnesota. | C. W/ Bacon, Bémldji, Minhesota. W. L. Brooks, Bemidji, Minnesota. D." L. Stanton, Bemigjl, Minnesota. 6. The management df this eoppo atioh shall be vested in a Board o | rectors comyposed of not less than Ive! | (5) and not more than Fifteen (15}1 | members, The names and addresses of the first Bourd of Directors are as fol- n, Bemidji, Minnesota, Bemidji, Minnesota. E. A. Barker, Bemidji, Minnesota. David Gill, Bemidjl,' Minnesota. C. W. Warfleld, Bemidji, Minnesota B. W, Lakin, Bemidji, Minnesota. C. M. Bacon, Bemidji, Mlnnesota. W. L. Brooks, Bemidji, Minnesota. D. L. Stanton, Bemid)i, Minnesota, | “The ‘first officers, of this corporation |shall be F. S. Lycan, President; T. 8. Ervin, Vice-President; W, L. Brooks, Treasurer; and C. W. Warfield, Secretar: | All of the above-named officers and di I Tectors shall . hold their respective of- fices aforesaid until the first annual meeting of the corporation to be held} on the fourth Tuesday in: October, 1921, . 8. F. 8. the Board of Directors shall be ‘elected corporation. The annual meeting of this: corpora- i tion shall bo.held at_the prinotpal place of business-of the corporation-or at such place as' the Board of Directors shall, by resolution designate, on the fourth Tuesday in October at-the lour of. efght o'clock P, M. of each year Tmmediately after the election of Directors, or as soon thereafter as prac- tical, the Dirctors shall meet and elect from thelr number, a President, a Vice President and a ‘Treasurer, and from their number or from the stockholders, a Secretary. -Any office. except that of President and Vice-President may be held by one person. i The" Directors and Officers of this corporation shall -hold their - respective offices until their successors have been duly . elected and enter upon the dis- The first meeting of. the. stockholders nd the Board of Directors shall be held at- the Clvie & Commerce - Association quarters n the city hall in the City of Bemidji, on the 11th day of March, A. D, 1921, at the hours of 0 P. M. and at which’ time and annually meranner' !My commission expires July 1ith, 1926. | State of Minnesota, Department of Staic, e | strument was filed for record in this of- assoclate ourselves as a body cm'pol"flfl-‘lflce on the 10th day of % D. 1921, recorded in Book K-i of Incorporations. On page 654. restaurant keepers, |office of Register of Deeds, tobacconists, | Beltrami County, Minn. {1 hereby- certify that_this instrument | news -dealers, i was filed in_this office for record on the 1ith day of March, A. o'clock &. m., and was duly recorded in Book 17 of Hiscellancous, on Pace 140.| Bxoeed Bifty P S oS X GREVERS, Make your-own life. [Don’t live any- M. L: MORSE, (Seal) one. else’s. . Take your chances. Don't W. K. DENISON, (Seal) be afraid of what's back of you orf ‘;'Ng,BTHV ORDc‘é’. }g,:::; what's before you. Just live the best E. IBERTSON, (Seal) . E. GIVEN. (Seal) you know how, and live it strong. the same as his free act and deed for|the stockholders of said corporatiol i the uses and purposes therein expressed. { ANNA BRO' Notary Public, Beltrami County, Minn. E 3] We, the undersigned, for the purpose| (NOtery Seal) apiansssssssssssssssssnsnsnnnnsn of ‘forming ‘2 corporation under and The offices of \Secretary and Trea 'N, urer may be held by the same person. Until_the first annual meeting of the stockholders. of said corporation, and until their successors are elected and have qualified, M. L. Morse, of Bemidji, Minnesota, shall' be President, ‘W. K. Denison, of Bemidji, Minnesota, 'shall be Vice President, and R. A. Olson, of Bemidji, Minnesota, shall be Secretary and Treasurer of said_corporation. Article VI. The capital stock of said corporation shall_be Fifty Thousand Dollars: ($50,- 000.00), and the same shall be divided into five hundred shares.of the par value of one hundred dollars each. v Sajd stock, shall be paid in as talled for by the Board of Directors: of said ‘corporation. Article VIT, The highest amount of indebtedness orliability to which: said- corporation shall at any time be subject, shall not 3 Thousand Doliars (330, reby certify that the within in- at 3 o'clock p. m., and was duly MIKE HOLM, Secretary of State. D. 1921, at 11 OON, Register of Deeds,| * T b "In Testimony Whereof we have here- unto set our hands and seals this 10th day of March, 1921, (Seal) Select Fath and Follow It. K. A OLSON, Tn Presence of C. L. PEG! MANUPACTURING COMPANY Section 1. property real and personal of every|atfon shall be Bemidji Concrete Manu- description, incidental to or capable of | facturing Company. Section 2. business shall be the manufacture and ale, at wholesale and retail, of concrete brick, 3. 'The principal place of transacting!description and- the sale thereof, contracting struction of such buildings and struc- tures, the purchasge and sale, at whole- sale ana retail, of goods, wares-and mei chandise of every name, nature and de- scription and _the transaction ! other business as may” be necessary and | this corporation shall be the 1ith day|incidental to the carrying on of " such of March' A. D). 1921, and the period of business. . re: | B Wi Lakin, Bemidji, Minnesota. - |lock.-M. E. Tbertson and ) A “lall of whomn reside at the City of Be-: | miaji, Minnesota. hol until CERTIFICATE OF INCOBPORATION 3 or terials of every name, scription, ‘estate, the donstruction of buildings and structures of-.every name, nature and Sald_corporation shall the 26th day of:March, continua for the period of thirty -yars. ‘Phe hames and places of residence of | | the persons forming said i R. A, Olson, M. L. | Denison, H. A. Northrup, A ! The government of sald corporation {and the managem yested in a board of .directors,. cC ing of three (3) begelec!ed by the stockholders of said 1, day of July in each year, and they shall elected and qualified. - Until the first annyal meeting. of the stock* holders ‘of sald corporation, have qualified, the following named per- sons shall constitute the Board of Di- rectors of said corporation: # R. A. Olson, M. L. Morse and W. Denison, all residing at-City of Bemid, Minnesota. The ofticers of this corporation shall be a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, all of whom shall be chosen by theé Board of Directors from ow; GRAHAM M, TORRANCE. State of Minnégota, County of Beltrami, ss. ©On this_1ith day of March, 1921, be- T, s fore:me, Notary Fublic. within and for 3 snid County an 9 - The name of this corpor- O Olson N o Shacss, W H, A. Northrop, A, V. lock, M. E. Ibertson and N. E. Given, to me krown to be the ‘same persons described in and who executed the-fore- going _instrument, and _acknowledged that they executed the same a3 their free act and deed. GRAHAM M. TORRANCE, Notary Public. Beltrami_County, State of Minnesota. My commission expires Aug. 24, 1924, BEMIDJI CONCRETE The general nature of its lumber and building ma- nature and de- the purchase and sale of real tileing, the with others for the con- State of Minnesota, Department of State. 3 I hereby certify that. the within in- strument was filed for record in this office on_the 14th day of March, A. D. 1921 at 9 o'clock A. M. and was duly recorded in Book L-4 of Incorporations, on page 435. MIKE HOLM, Secretary of State. of such Article ' II. commence on 1921, and_shall Office of Register of Deeds, « Beltrami_County, Minn, ereby certify that this instru- corporation | ment was filed in' this office for record Morse, W. K.-lon the 15th day of March, A. D, 1921, V. Gar-|at 4 o'clock P. M.. and wasduly record- N. E. Given, | ed in Book 15 of Misc. on page 184; C. O. MOON, Register of Deeds. Article XIT. Article. IV, . that “children of any age ent : of its affairs be members, who at annual meeting, Minnesota, on the second Tues- office until their successors are and their -successors are elected and It is nourishment abundant K. in strength-giving 3, and growth-promot- ing sul Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 20-25 Article V. 9:07“ P. M. respectively, of this corporation shall be Tenr Thous- and (10,000,00) dollars, which shall be paid in In money or property or both in such manne,r at such times, and in uch amounts as the Board of Directors The amount of the capital stock! shall order. The capital stock shall be divided into one thousand (1,000) shares of .the par value of Ten ($10.00) per share. 8. The highest amount of indebted- ness or liability to which this corpora- tion shall at any one time be subject, shall be the sum of One Hundered Thousand ($100,000.00) dollars. In Testimony Whereof, we have here- unto set our hands this Fifth day of March, A. D. 1921 . STANTON presence of In the H. B. REYNOLDS ANNA BROW. State of Minnesota. County of Beltrami, City of Bermidji—ss. On this Fifth day of March, 1921, before me, a Notary Publ in and for said County, pérsonaily ap- s, Brvin, E. A. Barker, David rfield, B. W. Lakin, C. M. Brooks, D. L. Stanton, . 8. Lycan, to me known to be the persons described in and who executed the faregaing. certificate of.incorporation, and each acknowledged that he executsd Chevrolet Parts We:Have a Complete Stock Telephone or Mail Us: Your Order W. R. GIBERSON, INC. —Everything Automotive— Deer River COUPON Farmers: X p 1If you want DYNAMITE AT COST, cut out, sign 4nd mail this coupon filled out at once. I bank at... : I will stump .... electric caps. My railroad station is. My name is... Sign and mail to A. A. Warfield, Secretary, Beltrami County Land Clearing As¢’n., Bemidji, Minnesota. Order for.- ST. PATRICK’S DAY A special Vanilla Nut Brick with a Shamrock center Langdon’s Sanitary Ice Cream Delicious and appropriate on sale at all leading - confectioneries in city Langdofi fiahuiacfufing' Co. Bemidji, Hinn.‘ Peoples Co-operafive Store of Beltrami County ' | "THIS STORE IS THE PEOPLE'S HEADQUARTERS FLOUR, FEED, SEED, GROCERIES, SHOES, MEATS, ETC. _ Cash Paid fqr Eggs and Bufter Mail 0;d§rq Filléd Promptly Telephones 660 and- 320 B. A. KOLBE, Manager For: _That if you are-carrying a NEW YORK LIFE POL- ICY and become disabled from ANY CAUSE that all futtre premiums are waived and that you will receive an income. of $10 per month for every $1,000 of insur- ance as long as you live and at death the full face of the policy will be paid. A Bemidji man is now drawing an income from New York Life. If death by. accident, double the face of policy is paid. TALK WITH MITCHELL . New York Life Man . Northern National Bank Bldg. Bemidji, Minn: new house you have been plann: for the past year or two?-—or i about that front porch, or the: or sun-parlor? ’ NOW is the season starts. I shall be glad to go into the matter w: you and furnish estimates. ! Inquire at the Lumber Yards or at Resi- dence, 1103 Mississippi Avenue. Carpenter F.R.MARRS Contractor _DAILY PIONEER