Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 23, 1921, Page 6

2oy b pe & BE ESTATER , AWT - RUNAN The Good 0ld Days. SHIN . What has become of the old fash- joned barber shops where they used to have an individual mug with your Tname.on it? Most of them still have the same ‘“‘mugs” around but the patrons bring them with them, and there are no initials on'them either. —Whiskers -on.Them— Fine Bait. The ‘“Human Fly,” advertised for appearance at the Grand theater last Friday night, proved to be rather brave in some ways. Shortly prior to his “exhibition” on the front of the theater building he went into the Third Street Cafe and looked at the other: fish ‘(those in the tank.) Some fly that can get away from such a bunch of “fish” as stood around for half an hour waiting to see what was going to happen! But at that, the “human fly” showed that with the mse of plenty of windows and a lad-, M A R K E T S der he could' climb ‘all over 'the front of the building. Still, he was unable | B,,4ys0gnsssssansssasssasssnnssnsnay to get inside the theater again after HIDES Managey Harding closed the doors to We ‘would’ call his a|Cow hides, No. 1... Bull hides, No. 1. Kipp hides, No. 1, Ib. Calf skins, No. 1, Ib. Deacons, each ..... Horse hides, large his patrons. mosquito; and the people got stung. The “human fly” part of it was dem- onstrated later. —He Flew— Picturesk. United Press) opening round to/'meet Cyril J. H. Tolly, last year's British champion-~ ship. i opening round were Paul Hunter, was. drawn against M. W. Seymour; Chicago, May 21.-—Potato receipts, New market steady. Texas Triumphs, Chicago, May 23.—Potato receipts, of bull that is accredited to Boston. |new market, stronger; Louisiana and Twentieth Century. Some never will [§3.60; South Carolina cobblers, per Let Them Try It. v 1 BRITAIN'S for the genuine J. R. Watkins Pro- m Bm mDAY If that company thinks Bemidjl is a|1gjeq tennis team won the first pre- salesmen to live. Spanish 6-4, 6-2, and 6-4. A naturalist pleads with women to| ¢ rco™ Giiicic Kivans, Francis' Oulmet mals are being destroyed so.Tabidly |4oyr gol¢ championship here today. We wouldn’t ordinarily call a fel-|,ng ¢wo to play: Chick Evans elim- —He May Be Happy— victorious over T. E. Dick, three up Mexico for “asylum” at least have| ((nitaq Préss Staff Cotrespoudent) ry them. 'As’far -as can be ascer-|goifers started with the pick of Eng- to the movement. course ‘of the Royal Liverpool club. AND BR}TISH crowds formed a gallery that follow- RISING first round. Chief-interest centered Cairo, Egypt, May 23.—1,500 De-|€T champion, and Bobby Jones, the olutionary uprising, according to re- | _ Bvans was matched with D. Stoner Alexandria said two Buropeans were | Paired with G. O. Manford- Egyptians and Buropeans dmd:“’“‘ not be .seen until-tomorrow. Alexandria. contingent assighment of the Ameri- ‘British officers canceled all leave| sent out to support detachments Tourists 'flocked : here ‘from all Wititam C. Fownes, who opposed:-R. POTATOES 38 cars. Old market weaker. Northern whites, sacked and bulk, $1 to $1.10. $3.25. South Caroclina Cobblers, per. barrel, $7.75. Another Kind of Bull. 90 cars; old market, weak; Northern The above picture shows the kind | whites, sacked and bulk, 90c-to $1; There are still several kinds of bull | Mississippi triumphs; $3; long whites, which have not been shown in|$2.75; Texas' triumphs, - $8.60 to be. bbl., $7.25: Sy —The Original Soon— : $ 30 SRR T2 B : AMERICAN GOLFERS FACE An advertisement-in ‘The Pioneer asks for “a lady or gentleman agent | ducts in Bemydji and other vacant (By United Press towns.” How do they get that way? London, May 23'_,“: British vacant town, just let them try to|jyy;inar th find a suitable place for one of their | co‘:;p:u’(’lor:mtgday?t 'flfl?e:fl;‘:: ?1112 —Who Said ‘Vacant?’— (By 1 What's the Use? London, May 23.—Amerlca’s big cease wearing furs’ during the sum- o " "gopp )y Jones survivied-the first mer at least, (because fur-bearing ani-| 1 004" o British national ama- that in thirty years there will be Youn, £ g Bobiby Jones beat G. C. 'Man- practically none lelt. ford in the opening match three up Tow, who pleads with women, a nat-| .. +e4 Stoner Crowther, five u ), s p and uralist. But what's the-use? four to play. Francis :Ouimet was No Opposition. and two to play. The Mennonites who are going to By Oharl———en W. McCann one gang in favor or their going—| (Hoylake, Pngland, May'23: (Unit- the railroads which are golng to ¢ar-|gq Pl?ess.)—Seven' of. Ax:erlca'(s best tained the railroad owners have not|janq today in the British amateur as yet put up any serfous opposition | championsliip on ' the pieturesqie —Can you beat I1t?— Hundreds of spectators; constitut- — = ing one ‘of the largest opening day EG ANS 1YY/ Diu ed the stars around the course. CLASH m Blc Ninety-five' ‘paigs started “in the in “Chick” Evans, American nation- (By ‘United Press) al champion; Francis Ouimet;’ form- douins are ‘streaming toward Ram- Atlanta boy who was making hisi de- leh to take part in the general rev-|but on an:English course. ports here today. Crowther, Ouimet was against C. E. Repoits of last night's Tioting at | Dick and the youthtul Jones was g d with d their| Jesse Guilford, the Boston golfer, zl"nr:‘tfleng‘s:t n,,,,fi"""“" i oir drew ‘a bye ‘im the. first ‘round and were said to be lying in the street, | Guilford, perbaps, has drawn the British_soldiers were in control of |heaviest assignment of the American The Egyptians continued -attack- ing and threatening all’ Europeans. of absence and prepared their men to meet any attack. Bodies were which might be cut off in event of a general uprising. Egyptian pointe anxious to leave the country before further trouble. las, ‘who was paired Crummack. i Alexandria, Egypt, May 23.—Five Europeans were killed here last night | 3 in anti-British rioting. Seventy-two| LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM ... others; mostly toutists were injured. 4 ot d The rioters were beaten back by the troopers. . ‘Additional: military: forces were brought *in‘today to quell the Egyptians who were in an ugly mood. FUNERALSERVICES HELD: "' FOR SAMUEL MATHISON The funeral of Samuel Mathison, i Nymore, was held Sunday afternoon | attended and: the: be at 4 o'clock. Mr. Mathison died Sat- |for the donation given by, the fans. urday a;iternonn ?t hiudh(hme in IB'- HROTRI T RS more after a prolonged illness. e ., 4 b was born in 1870, and had been a PAIR GROUNR.TQ nmn”w‘ resident of Bemidji: for eight ‘years, coming here from Dugdale, Minn. The body tvas shipped to Dugdale for interment. The Woman’s Benefit Association of Maccabees .attended the funeral in a body, Mrs| Mathison being a member of thut-order. Mr. Mathison is survived::by: his wife, two Sons and two daughters. Rev. L. P. Warford officiated at the|train. % funeral which ‘was under the direc- tion of H. N. McKco, funeral direc- tor. : 5 ) MOOSE LODGE:T0.HOLD MEETING TUF®CAY NIGHT Initiation ‘will be ‘conferred upon afternoon in’ a 12-inning:battle. {By 'United Fress) locomotive here’Sunday ‘when: YLA SINN FEINERS W 1 (By United Press) Mooge Lodge Tuesday night. This will be the last-initiation this month and all members and ‘candidates are requested’ to be present. Refresh- ments will be served at the close of the meeting. blown off by a bomb explosion. " Th other three were seriously wounde by revolver shots. s ARl can continent, being forced in his| o0 ohee o ming en route to North-. h N Other Americans playing -in the April 23. ‘Mr. Jones has- taken ' up who had to oppose a fine player (n 2 A. C. Crichton? Fred' J. Wright, whoon it at once. G. H. Hutchison and James W. Doug- with R. W, WINS OVER WILTON NINE ir-si tio: trians. 2 fairsiged il “au,': e ol tected, the uprising, . UNDER G. N. LOCOMOTIVE Sandstone, -Minn,, May, 23.—God- frey. Larson, 22,,and‘ Miss Emma Fel- more, 18, were groundto death' be- naeth-the wheels of & Great Northern drove his car in front of the speeding FOUR NEWSPAPERMEN Gork; Ireland, May 28.—Sinn Fein- @ lanze ‘class ‘of candidates in the | ers waylaid four members of the staff of the-Cork Examiner. as’ they were returning home from work this morn- ing. Ohe newspaperman had his leg ARFER A CON'S: AGRw~ DASH OVER AND SLIP HIN AN EARFUL. OF NOUR BESY HOW TO PROMOTE PEACE (By United Press) Weeks, secretary of war, told Presby- terians here today how to promote universal peace. ‘A message from Weeks was read:to terian general assembly now in ses- sion here. “Re-establish - the Amenican honie and 'we need have no fears from the enemy without,” said Weeks, Y F“Jt is up ‘to-the church:''to make tire home function as an influence for gbod: as ‘it did' in’ the’ good ‘old days of our forefathers. ' The: church is nearer the home than any 'other agency. 2 “In these days of reconstruction, the church can, if it will, exert a steady and sobering influence' in 3 time when men: are:not inclined. t think clearly, and can render the na- #ealf 1o greater service g back the home as we old-fashioned e -, s h “Thenation :is gradually putting its howse' i order;” but neither ‘the president by:executive decree or con- gress by -the fenactment of ‘législa- tion can''wholly ‘return the country to a'mnormal state.’' - ‘ iy I iof | our~ problems, both sbelal ndusbrial, will not.be very.- difficult: when ‘the citizen him- self‘decided’ to Teturn'to the stafe of normalcy’ #nd ‘it is in this connec- ‘tion that tHe church, ‘T think, has a duty to perform, the iimportance of which cannot 'be over’ emphasized. “The first line of defense of the Republic’ from the ememy- without and the enemy within is not in the army or the navy but‘the home. “Keep the’home firés burning and bolchevism ‘and 1. W. W. ism and an- archy will die of -malnutrition.” TO INTERNATIONAL FALLS (Continued From Page 1) - there as at home. Not only will this trip provide an outing for the boys, and an ‘excellent musical program for the firemen’s convention but it will-also give'Bemidii good publicity, since the meeting -will -be-attended by firemen from every. section of the state. Arrangements for the trip are be- ing made With J. P.‘Franzen: of-the Internat{onal’.Falls - department and he has urgensly requestéd Mr. Riggs to haye'the hand accompany.the Be- midji‘delegation and participate -in the convention: Whether or nat the band will make the trip. will depend entirely upon local support ‘except for the’atrangements already made with International Falls. 1yfa CITY EN ROUTE TO NORTHOME ‘W. A. Jones, wife and five chil- dren passed through Bemidji in ‘an ome, where they-will make their fu- ture home. The party traveled from Fort Smith*Ark:; having 1€ft there land near Northome and will settle SH SOLDIER LEADERS TO ANSWER RIOT CHARGE "' (By United Press) 4 London, May 23.~—Leadérs of Irish. soldiers who, rioted fast night in the village of ‘Aveley were. arrested. and ‘Fhe: motivefor windowd in businéds houses' and held up-and searched-motorists and. ped Other military forces pro- FORSALE-One\'S-room housel) 4- room" “House' and" garalieS - alsg household furniture. Inquire at 115, Mill Park. 6t5-28 FOR' SALE—The ' house/. at 1119 ‘Doutd “'avenue, Bemidji. Address John:-Marcotte,;: care-of Napoleon (Marcotte, Kaplan's Store. Will be fin \uidfi Tuesday, Wednesday and TiNrsday of this week. ... . FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for in: clokéd car, b-paasenger touring car. Looks andoruns lke: new. * Teles phone 392-F, - 5 3t5-26 FOR SALE—Motor. hoat alao two. ma ring motors. A. A. Lee. Phone 61-W. 3t5-26 e d NEW SETTLERS PASS THROUGH |} , i [taken ‘before their-officers ‘for a| “Unk” Mayers® all-stars put “an- |btrict examipation: other notch in their bat” when théy [the sudden outbreak ismot” known. | met and-defeated the Wilton bascball |The soldiers looted & hatel, smashed nine at the Bemidji ball park Sunday NOISE! WHY, You . PEP. AS AN \ OLE HEN P - === {ANY GOY AS MutH | (= BACKS CAR OFF BRIDGE: DROWNS IN RED RIVER (By United Press) Fargo, May 23 : ‘he: American Le- gion today was aiding Coroner Moore Winona Lake, May 23.—John W. [0 locatie relativesiof Gilbert Peterson, ex-service man; “vho was drowned yesterday afternoon in the Reu River be checked. spreading. 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