Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 2

R e A i T r (By United Press) G. B. CARSON, President G. W. HARNWELL, Editor Telephone 922 J.D. fimqu‘{“f%}{',sg;;,;:‘ MEE | day was to hear the national pr William Langer, arch-enen league in North Dakota. the schedule for the clo Entered st the postoffice at Bemidji, Minnesota, as second-class mattez, the state nonpartisa under Act of Ccugress of March 8, 1879. (ll er le during the convention. F No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer's name must {be kmown to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communica- tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier By Mail (709 {7 Ru—— X | } Six Months T TT""s00 One Year —— . —85.00/| GET YOUR AIR FROM US Thrge Months ——— 180 gix Months e 250 .15 Three Months ———— 1.25 FREE 24 Hours Every Day One Week e THE WEEKLY PIONEER_Twelve pages, published every Thursday and sent postage paid to any address for, in advance, $2.00. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS WE ALSO SELL TIRES Two Standard Makes Fisk and Miller We Do V;‘Eanizing and All FREE PUBLICITY We are heartily in sympathy with expressions of opinion recently made by the National Editorial association in its “Bul- letin.” In essence it says, that every publisher in the country could make a fine “buric” book out of the free publicity which reaches his office every month. Highly paid menr are engaged in writing this “bunc’’ and not the least offendet in this regard is the government itself. Articles sent out by the Reclamation Department are nothing more or less than high class advertis-| ing that real estate firms might put out and expect to pay for at the regular advertising rates. Certain lands are placed be-; fore the public as fine places for investment and settlement to" the detriment of others. | M L We have been reading some of the articles sent out by a' AT AND so-called publicity association through its president and what Tire and Repair Co. that president says, seems, in many cases, to parallel pretty closely, certain other free publicity coming to our desk which' makes very strong arguments favorable to higher freight and passenger rates on railroads. Perhaps there is no connection, Across From the City Hall | Mitchell, 8. D., June 8.---A state convention of the nonpartisan league | razier and oth-| MR. & MRS. CAR OWNER! Your Tires Need Air e ——————— | | Kinds of THire Repairing || 15 BEMTDIT DALY PioAEER — T X im;yuk“ STATE CONVENTION TODAY ||§} Announce a Substantial reduction in the prices of their cars effective June Sth but it would look better for the railroads to pay for their pub- licity and the government to do likewise. If these agencies can persuade the publisher that the space in his papen is for the free use of any institution that wishes to, use it, and that it is not worth anything, they will be able to get lot of free publicity. It is up to the publisher td demand pay for his stock in trade as it is up to a merchant to demand pay for the goods he has on his shelves. A lot of the so-called pub- licity could well be spared. We are not complaining about the| iime we ¢onstine looking over it. We have a large waste bas- et. - : % — o ‘A scientist ‘arises to report-the, DON'T GIVE UP | scovery that the earth is 360,000,000,000,000,000 miles fromithe;center of the universe. : TR s Happily, however, that fact will not efi’ect the numbes;of eggs| BULGARTAN your pet hen will lay in the run of a season. i A.».i..fi‘.fifln«ffihv. and . . 0- g | oo corzecr dopstipation, indisestion, stqmach, llver, kidney and blood troubles. Take it steamaing hot “swebreak up a cold In a hurry. Guard agaipst influenza, grippe and prieymonia. Sola by druggists everywhere. MARVEL -PRODUCTS CO., Pittsburgh, Po. i * A knowledge of the law of health does not come by‘irh stinct, says a leading authority. It must be taught. 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C. - Experts in Cookiiiga B teach you FREE 4t gur ceoking school how st 'del to prepare the mo + /4 ® Don’t miss this w 'n‘aerful chance to learn the very newest cooking methods -at the Civicand Con\;merce Association Rooms Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 2 to 4 p. m. Everything said in advertising Mazola will be proved at these demonstrations, Any questions about cooking fully answered. Bring pad apd pencil and take notes during the lecture. Plan to take advantage of these helpful and interesting free lec- tures. Don’t miss a single one. You and your friends are cordial- ly invited. Womens’ clubs, teach- B EGINNING Thursday, June 9th, Miss Tyner will give a sories of free demonstrations in ‘the Assembly room of the Civic and Commerce Associ’ation, un- der the auspices of the Corn Products Refining Company. Theie will be lectures and dem- § onstrafions on making bread, pas- try,.gake and the best methods of frying and sauteing. ¥ Dél';cicus' salad dressings made right Before your'eyes, and explained so simply and cleariy that you can go right home and make these won- derful dressings. PROGRA'M for THURSDAY 2to4P. M. Apple Pie, Mazola Pie Crust, Tuna Fish Salad, Mayon- naise Dressing, Orange Layer Cake, Marshmellow Icing, Coffee Cake, Baking Powder Biscuits. | NP SOt _ ers’ organization$, and high school domestic science classes especially invited. Cook Book (64 pages), beautifully illustrated | in colors will be sent to those attending. s "7 Mazolais 100% Fat Best for frying, shortening and salad dressings. } | i