Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 2

BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgz, J. D. WINTER, City Editor G. K. CARSON, President G. W, HARNWELL, Editor Telephune 922 Antered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minuesots, as second-class matter, under Act of Cougrass of March 3, 1879, No attention paid to anonymous contributions. ~Writer's name mnfi‘ be known to the editor, but not necesarily for publication. Communica- tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday silver-bright ? this question to himself, and ~must hitve been unable to find a satisfactory answer, London Answers states, VENUS-NEVER WITHOUT VEIL Ampenetrable Cloud Mask Envélopl the Pianet and Allows No Glimpse of " Anything Beneath, What makes the planet Venus so Many a one has' put But the answer is that we see the sllver lining of the cloud-mask which covers the features of Venus, for, as dazzling as this planet appears to'us, it is enveloped in somber clouds that " of ench week:to insure publication in tho current issue. e never seem. to break and afford us a gllmpse of what is below. At least there m@-'——“——— Is no real proof that the markings which have been seen are on the plan- SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year ‘66 Six Months .15 = Thres Months . Thre¢ Months eeoomeimaeen One Month One Week - 125} THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve pag\s, pllblilllr;d every Thunuu; and sent postage paid to any address for, in advance, $2.00. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS P —_————— P ‘A MATTER OF PRECAUTION | In order to-prevent further drownimgs such as brought sad- ness to the many friends of one of our local men Friday, we|" suggest that every bather who picks Lake Bemid]i for this popu-|, —— . 2.50] lar summer pastime use every, precaution while in the water.|moved. Even the best of swimmers fail to return, as was demonstrated when the lake claimed the life of one of our prominent citizens last week. + The Park Board has for some time had signs posted at| DiamondgPoint warning bathers not to go in the water below the point, where the so-called “drop-off” is located. This has served to some extent to make the bathers more cautious, and very few infractions of the order have been noted. i Although Mr, Elletson, who was considered one of the best swimmers in Bemidji, did not break any rules set by the Park| Board, nevertheless, he.lost his life, The danger of the deep water seems to lay' with those who are good swimmers and are confident of their ability. The others would not attempt to go out into ‘water much over their heads. ; | ——0 ‘A NEW ONE FOR BEMIDJI Bemidji spent the Fourth of July differently this year than in many years past. The city was well represented at the! vari- ous nearby towns and villages where celebrations were ‘held, and through these representatives a spirit of co-operation was carried to our neighbors. Speakers were supplied from Be- midji for a number of cities near here, while others were visited merely by auto loads of boosters. The Northern Minnesota Fair, which is to be held at Be- midji, September 20-23, was well advertised on these trips, and, it is safe to say, that at least five people will be ‘brought here to the fair for each person who went out of town to celebrate the Fourth, That.is one way in which Bemidji will reap the returns. And then again, we will be in far better position to put on a real celebration next year, with practically every neighboring|- town and community to draw visitors from, in return for our! spirit of co-operation this yegr. These towns which were visited | this year by Bemidji people will naturally look forward to re- turning the compliment next year. Dimanris ENCOURAGE THE GARDENERS Pupils of the Bemidji public schools are keeping school |« a gardens in good shape this summer despite the hot weather and | “Hatcher Bros. Corporation, Fargo, the various lures of the regular summer vacation period. Much interest is being shown by the boys and girls, and 18 of these . youths have been placed on the “no weeds” list because of the condition of their gardens. 8 Anyone who is interested is welcome to visit the gardens|. to see what has been and is being accomplished. - Parents of the gardeners are especially urged to visit them. The gardens at the school farm and also those near the Lincoln school are being well taken care of and the youthful gardeners should be encouraged in their work. The chances are that right now they can tell the old folks a lot of things about taking care of a garden. TR S LOOK IT OVER, ANYWAY . . Whether or not you intend to vote “yes” at the special ‘school. eléction Thursday afternoon and -evening, you should first of all look over the proposed site which is to be voted upon at that time, 'After looking it over, you will be in a better posi- tion to know what you are going to vote foy or against. A path has been cleared around the entire Bixby avenue site just or this purpose and the corners have all been marked, “Give it the once-over” at least, if you have any doubt in your mind but that the Bixby avenue site is the place for the new high school building, i | et g pe b Toetl Now that the big fight is all over, it goes to show how a man,can fight when he is getting paid thousands of dollars for | doing it, instead of drawing a paltry $30 per for real fighting for something worth while, Here’s hoping that a real Ameri-| can, a loyal ex-service man, will come along and hand it to Dempsey in the same short order he handed it to the French- man, Advice'to women to wear “inconspicuous” dress sounds well, but what | woman desires’to be inconspicuous, or what man either, unless he is hidiug‘ from the-police? When Shakespeare said that the apparel “oft” proclaims | the man, he might have added, without unkindness, that in the case of a woman it always does.—St. Paul Pioneer Press. The. Toledo landlady, whose house was shot to pieces with machine-guns and h)xn(l;grenudes by the police, in order to arrest a boarder who did not | pay his bill, the boarder being killed, as well as two policemen, and the bill | not_paid, doubtless wishes she had not insisted on collecting the moncy.—z St. Paul Dispatch. Several million New:York people thought they saw a comet the other| day, when it was only Venus. But then, how could any New Yorker be ex- pected to know that a star could be visible in the day time?—Little Falls | Transeript: - & i Cass Lake is to have a boat factory. The Viking Boat Works is the| name of the new concern, an experienced boat builder has been/ secured, boats of all sizes, from one man boats to large launches will be built.—Hub- ‘bard County Journal: | { | % There is reported to be a famine of Japanese phone girls from the i roads on their ranks of matrimony. This is a new way their Occidental s ters would like to emulate of keeping the line busy.—Akeley Herald Tribune. i The husband who could not keep his wife in nights should have the sympathy of a lot of women who suffer similarly but not from the same cause.—St, Cloud Times. i Treland and Poland will have to riot some to keep up with Oklahoma.— “Minneapolis Journal. et's cloud m very dec taken for something more solid. surface at all. Slow-moving ses would Dbe liable to be tive and might well be mis- of Venus' vast The persistency cioud-envelepe is remarkable; ‘it is present year in and year out, I'eflgct- ng the sunlight with mirrorlike bril- iancy. How Venus would appear without it < hard to sy, as we have no knowl- cdge w ever of the real composition, of her globe. All that can be sald with any cer- ainty Is that she would lose a large share of her radiant beauty if this ight-reflecting shell of clouds were re- She The true secret of her peerless beauty, therefore, is her veil of clouds. Too Much Welfaring. Peoplc for countless generations have ived and thriven without aid of leg fon for their welfare. The world is belng welfared too, much: Much of the object is to create jobs for welfarers.—Portland Oregonian, Beautifut Book. The world is a beautiful book, but of little use to him who cannot read it.—Goldoni Source of Style. “Your speeches do not display the wceuracy of grammatical forn which to distingnish them.”, “I've been afraid something like that would happen,” replied Senator Sor- ghum. on a brand-new stenographer.” “I have been obliged to depend DAKOTA GIRL WINS 'MEDAL AS TYPIST ‘The first Silver Medal for typing. ever won by a North Dakotan was awarded by the Underwood Type- writer Co. to Lillian Grinley, a graduate of Dakota Business Col- lege, Fargo, N. D. She typed 1000 words of new matterin 10 minutes. veral positions were offered her. secured her services. Accuracyand speed make D. B. C. stenographers S‘winners’”> everywhere. They are much in demand. “Follow the Buccesful’” at D. B. C. Summer School. Be at work by Winter. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres:, 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D. might look " like Mars or like | Mereury, und would certainly fail to bewitch mankind as she does now. g | derived 1 . Steel (Engraving. i Steel engraving is not named for any individual, but IS a process of engraving lines on steel plates, from which prints are taken. Steel plates were first used for engraving ubout 1820. Between 1830 and 1870 this form of art enjoyed a great vogue. The lines are cut into the steel with a burin or graver, a four-sided plece of “steel “cut off obliquely at one end, producing a sharp point, Aftcr the lines are scripéd out another tool is used to smooth out and burnish the design. Jud Tunkins. Jud Tunkins says there’s no more use In trying to judge a statesroan by | the kind of auto he rides In thun there | used to he in studying his personal | style of whisiers. | World-Wide Co-operation. One thing we know and that is that when men are ‘able to see their real interests they will see that they can- not be secured except by’ world-wide co-operation.—Samuel McChord Croth- ers. Could Fill a Chair All Right. Dull looking and extremely fat boy approaches office manager—‘Excuse | me, mister, did you advertise for a quick, bright l)t)y' to run ‘errands €or you?! \ This Echo Sixty-Repeater. ‘eta, mear Milan, has a remarkuble echo. A pistvl shot s reverberatgd st‘ty tines.. Biliouéi’ Tz;ke NR Tonight dy is Better and Safer . : Cleans Out System Without Griping. . Stops Sick Headache. Guaranteed, Billous attacks, constipation, sicH headaches, etc., are in the great ma- Jority of cases due to digestive trouble and no reasonable person can expect to obtain real or lasting benefit until the cause is corrected. Nature’s Remecy (NR Tablets) is a ouad that acts on the >z to bring about nfous action of all the organs of tion and elimina- tion. It acts promptly and thoroughly, {et so mildly and gently that there s never the slightest griping or dis- comfort, Tut that iy not ol Nature Remedy (NR Tablets) have a benefl~ cial effect upon the entire body. By, improving the process of _digestion and assimilation, the nourishment iz m food, the blood quality ia cnriched, vitality is increased and the whole system strengthened. Once_you got: your body in this splendid “condition, you need not take medicine every day—just take an NR Tablet occasionally When indigestion, biliousness and constipation threatens, and you can always feel your best. the pu e b healthy 654 hai | Remeémber keeping well is easier and icheaper than_getting well. ©Get a 2e box'of Nature’s Remedy (NR Tablets) and try it. It is sold, guaranteed and. fecommended by_youn arugglst, ~ Z o Sipekad CITY DRUG STORE® )/(1217«?25‘)’757)/134/ Better than Pills| GET A A large roomn in the castle of Simon- | For Liver Mls. 25¢ Box Should Have B Pinched, wo London policemen, in ‘order to obtaln evidence against a club, played poker therein, but it was a piker's game. They lost only nine shillings between them.—Boston Transcript. CAR WASHING NIG‘;J-IETSPE?:: UZSAY $1.50 to $250 C.W. Jewelf Company, Telephone 979971 Inc. Bemidji’s PlayGround DIAMOND POINT Enjoy your Sundays ‘and picnics there. Lunches and hot Coffee served. Confec- tions, of all kinds in stock. Special accom- modations for picnic par- 3 ties. Diamond Point is truly Northern Minneso- ta’s most beautiful play- ground and it’s free to you. Archie Ditty Custodian Cigarettes - blending to- baccosg for, at New Bath Pavilion Did you take advantage of our big discount during the month of June? YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF /During the month of July, f«nj our out-of-town patrons, we will PAY RAILROAD FARES ONE WAY TO ANYONE Centracting with us for a reasonable amount of Dental Work. This is done to acquaint you with our methods of operation. A Pleased Patient Our Best Advertisement Phone in Your Appointments o4 Clean Mouth with Clean Teeth Wins with a Smile” Union Dentists Bemidji, Minn. Hours: Daily, 8 A. M. to 8 P, M. Open Evenings Sunday, 10 A, M. to 1 P. M. ——— A Ten-Year Guarantee in Writing With All of Our Work Schroeder Blk, Opposite City Hall _—_ [ SALE Our store was flooded during' the unusually heavy rain Sunday, due to clogging of water pipes running from the roof, and the stock has been made unsalable, as first-class merchan- dise, to the extent of $5,000, which is as near as can be estimated. We are obliged to close the store readiness to put on a nine-day sale to It is our policy to show on ly first-class merchandise at all times, until Thursday, when we hope to have everything in dispose of the stock that has been damaged. and, even though some of the stock has dried already and does not show the damage to any great extent, neverthe- less we will place it out at a price that We had intended, at this time, to announce our for it, but the elements and a faulty drainage system beat us to it greater reductions in this “Water Damage Sale.” will dispose of it in short order. July Clearance Sale, and were prepared and we will offer you even v “I¢’s an ill wind that blows nobody good.” Watch the Papers for Sale Announcement " STORE CLOSED TUES. & WED.—OPEN-9 A. M. THURS.