Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 13, 1921, Page 6

One of the most prominent of the local golfers is reported to be suffer- ing from the hoof-and-mouth disease cotnracted while he was playing golf | at the,Bemidji Country club links. It is llp tood that he walks all day and talks all night. —No End to It— The Safést Thing to Do A correspondent writes in and tells us that his horse has the heaves and wants to know what he should do. In our best opinion; we should say' that he should keep away from the horse’s head. —He Might Kick— Take It for Granted It is easy to imagine that men are logical critters. 'H you put a box of good cigars.in a.room with a bunch | of men, they all smoke till they burn their tongues. —Ain’t It a Fact?— Hot Weather Suggestions Don’'t .worry if it's minety in the shade—~you’ don’t have to stay in the shade. To avoid sunstrokes practice dodg- ing- 5 Open all windows and doors be- fore retiring, but be sure the cellar door. is locked. Take dt least twelve. ice baths a day. —Keep Cool— Speaking of Service The average drug store will pro- vide you with-a cucumber- salad and a bottle of pain-killer to go with it. —That Helps Some— Cléar as Chinese Dare Tvante Sehtufise: Ay kan see by yure waluable pepper yu hav piktur of Bemidji nu hi skol on frunt page of your pepper Tursday. But ay luke all-over da piktur an ay no can see no Javry barn as vood be in piktur veh hi skol is bilt on olt sit. And my gudnes, if bilding is guing to be so big an so littel rum on ol sit vare vil dey put da outhus? Ay tank must hav got holt of rong pik- tur, or mabe yu hav plp-dreemA Ay don no. —Ola Smolaning N. B. Yu vil ples excus my englis becos ay am port irish and svenska, and ay no hav chenc to go to Bemidji hi skol. My vif she is irlendare. ms —O0la. —Boy, Page Einstein!— “Bomb Destroys St. Paul Home,” says o headline, and! the articles goes on to say that_neighbors saw a man running from the house a few min- utes before the explosion and Jom four other mien who were waiting in an automobile close by. The chances are that the.man.who was.seen run- ning away. was merely getting away from a home-brew still. —Heard It Working— Not Much, at That “Yeggs Wteck Vault, but Leave Empty-Handed,”. 'says a-headline in ‘T'he Pioneer of Friday. How come? They at least must have taken their lives in their own hands. —Light-Handed— Just Imagine It In these days of ndultemhon, the first thing ‘we know théy’ll be run- ning milk trains without cow-catch- ers. —Whe'll Catch ‘Em Then?— RESOLUTIONS ARE PASSED BYREALTORS (Conunued li‘rom P.uo 1\)“. - ‘sion ‘and to the Congress of the ‘United States that immediate action be taken to reduce railroad rates very materially in order that the products of the farms, the mines anid the forests may be moved at a prof- it and thus give employment to the many idle men of the country. Resolved, that a copy of this reso- ‘lution be spread upon the minutes of the Association and sent to the In- ter-State Commetce Commission and to the ,Senators and Representatives from Minnesota. Be It Resolved, by the Minnesota Realty Dealers’ Association in con- vention assembled at Bemidji, Minn., on August 12, 1921, as follows: ‘We hereby expresd ‘to.the Beltrami County Real Estate Board 'to the la- dies and busihess men of Bemidji our heartfelt’ appreciation of their hospitality so graciously given to the members of our Association who have attended this convention. We commend the work of the Ten Thousand Lakes Assocmtlon, which has aided materially in bringing into Minnesota .great finmbers of settlors and tourists who have carried the fame of the beauties:and attractions of our state into distant communities, ITIONAL WANT ADS st -ADDITION. FOR RENT---5-room house partly ““furnished at 1237 Dowvey. Call Be- midji Floral Co. Tel. 418-W. 1t8-13 N FOR SALRE---City property, farms and lands. Prices dre again show- JAngan upward trend, . Get inearly. We quote the sellegs price to ev- ery customer.. Phelp’s Agency. Phone 776. 106 Third streestl b 1 8-1 M Uy el o MIEKIE FER DOIN INSYEAD OF WRITIN CARDS, HE& “‘3 ON HIDES PP sy Cow hldes No. 1 Bull h(dac, No. 1. Kipp hides, No. 1, 10.a ¢ e Calt skins, No. 1, 1b. Horse. hides, large. Deacons, each .. COSSACK REBELLION EXPECTED IN RUSSIA fly %3m ll‘nget. (United Press Staft Correspondent) Paris.—(By Mail)—The Cossacks of southern Russia'are re-combining against the bolsheviks, according to & report by M. Kharlamoff, membgr_of the Russian. revolutionary . constitu- ent_assembly, before the constituent in Paris. Cossack leaders of the Don, Koub- an and Terek regions, the most pow- erful of the horsemen tribes, recent- 1y formed what they called the “Unit- ed Council,” and have set up a cen- tral executive administration or gov- ergment. The council has an active oftice in Constantinople, publishes a newspaper for the benefit of Russian refugees there, and has aligned itself alcngside the revolutionary constitu- ent. This latter is significant in view of the fact that the Cossacks formerly supported: Denikine and Wrangel and other so-called reactionary leaders for whom the:constituent had little sympathy. It indicates a tendency, which has recently been reported from other quarters, among Russian anti-bolshevik elements to swing back toward Kerensky and the leadership of " the social revolutionary, party which engineered the revolution of March, 1917. Kharlamoff also reported intense suffering among the remnants of Wrange!’s .army, a large proportion of whom are living in Constantinople midst greatest misery. The ‘American Red Cross has pre- vented, thousands from starving, dol- ing out supplles and clothing. - Tt has also “staked”, a number of the more intelligent refugees to the extent of four or five lires. With this “capi- tal” many of: the latter have started a tiny business of some kind and are ekeing out a small living. CARPENTIER TO CLOSE PUGILISTIC CAREER SOON —_— (By: “Urnilted Ptegs) or London, Aug. 13,—Georges Cat- pentier will close his puglhshc con- nections with a contest ‘in London in October or November, newspapers stated today. Major Harold Wilson, British jromoter; is in Bolney dis- cussing terms with Carpentier npd his manager. R T4 'Y GOING AFTER NEW BUICK “FOUR” AUTO F. M. Goughno? lédves Sunday night for Minneapolis and expects to rgturn with a new model four Buick for the Motor Inn garage, of which he is proprietor, . The car will be on display and ready for demonstration purposes some time next week, an- Irmtm'mement of which will be made ater. \ OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS CONVENE O0CTOBER 14-15{" (By ‘ United ress) St. Paul, Aug. 13.---The first an- nual convention of the Officers’ Re- serve corps, seventh corps area, will ibe held here October 14-15. Origin- ally the date was set for August 17. 'Postponement. was necessitated be- cause of fact that many members of corps are now attending National Guard encampinents, FRENCH TENNIS CHAMPION ARRIVES IN AMERICA New York, Aug. 13.—Mme. Su- zanne Lenglen, French tennis star, arrived here this morning on the French liner Paris, to compete for the American championship. Julian My- 'y, prgident of the. United: States Lawn Tennis association, and other officers of the organization met the party at the pier. ILLINOIS GOVERNOR WILL CONTINUE INSPECTION TOUR Chicago, :Aug. 13.---Len Small, 11- linois govefnor lt;ulsr indictment far alleged misuse of public funds while state treasurer, was in conversation with. Chiicago attorneys and political advisers here today. After spending Sunday in Kankakee tihe governor in- tends to continue his tour inspecting roads. N e WESSIR, YA GOTTA HAND \Y 10,0 O W' FOLKS BACK K pr A JO2EK sbichves m\' WiRove " :1 “The doctor gives ane‘sthesla to '-mmgsah' ' A \OT O n&s WER' 460 WeRe | wisH W J' BAGK OF E“‘,’,‘ ONE, \ Wi wo RPN Sl v KILLED 'WIFE TG END iEONY Briton Gassed Woman He Loved, in- curably 1, and Then Ended 4 His Own Life; hopeless agony. The soldier spares a thrust or a:shot to a writhing com- rade. . Any. decent man shoots his women folk to save ‘them ‘from dis- hotior.” Such was the explanation made by E. R. Eardley for killing himsélf and hig wife in their little -cottage. at Southborough, says an English ex- change, Mrs. Eardley was a hopéless lnvnllfl, and her disease had developed to the | point wher® it -became necessary to | place her in & home for:the mentally afflicted. In the. letter -from which the extracts above aré made, Eardley sald; : “For two years now my wife has lived in hourly torment. Her condi- tion grows daily worse. I can-do poth- ing more for her; my will to live and win is broken. There is nothing. be- fore her but the madhouse, without even the alleviation ¥ have been:able to bring. “However human law may regard the matter, my conscience justifies me; Indeed, I should live a coward In my own esteem'1f T failed her In this extremity.” Even in his sorrow: Eardley thought of those who would discover the trag- edy, and in the letter he wrote to the friend telling ‘him of his determh!a- tion, he added: “The bodles of myself and my denr ivife will-be:-found together in' the lit- tle dressing room. Great care:miust be taken in entering the house; the dressing room . and communicating bedroom will be full of gas.” After hearing all the testimony:and the reading of the letter the jury found that. the dead. man took his own life‘'and that of his wife while he aas temporarily of unsound mind and Added an espression of sympathy with the relatives, Indians Have Curious Numeration. The Indiahs of Guiana have a curl- ous system of numeration. They count by the hand and its four fingers, , Thus, when they reach five, instead: of say- Ing so, they call it a. “hand.” " Six therefore a “hand and first finger”; | seven, a “hand and second finger.”. Ten is “two hahds.” But 20, instead of be- ing “four hands” is a “man. Forty Is “two men,” and thus they go on by twentles. ~ Forty-six .is expressed a8 “two men, a hand and first finger.” The Willing Wife. Any marrled woman is ready to practice economy if her husband can afford to pay for the experiment.— Life, I Something In This. The man who keeps his mouth shut may not have very much’ sense, but he's no fool.—Houston Post, Negligent. 6f Their Dutles. It is sald that only about 30 per cent of the.people of London fulfill thelr voting privileges. B RESOLUTION NO. 195 Atn mesting of the City Councll of the City of Bemidjl, Mignesots, held | tho_courleil "ehi W the sty hail in said cu%r ‘on 'Monday. the 25t day of July, 1921, at 8:00 o'ciock P. M., the oliowing resolution was Introduced by lldamnm Boyce, who moved its adop+ Resolved that the County Bol\rd of the County of Beltrami, State of Min- nesota, be and the same hereby Is authorized to appropriate and expend Buch sums of money from the county road and bridge fund as it may deem advisable for opening; vacating, resurs veying or |mpmvln{ the following de- scribed road, street, or highway, the same being ‘o ,public road, street, or Righway within® the cfty limts of' the cu'\{ of Bemidjl in sald county and state: Comencing at the intersection of Cen- tral avenue with Roosevelt street; thence west on Roosevelt street to its intersection = with' Carpenter avenue; thence - southwesterly —on . Carpenter avenue to & point where its prolonga~ tlon interaactai he . north, and south quarter Hne m- Seetion 21, Township of Bemldji; thenga south on the said north and squth quarter line Lo the center of sald Section 21, Sald approprintions ana expenditurés to be according nesota, 1913, and any amendments thereto. The foregolng resolution having boan duly secon dea by Alderman Bridgematy, t was 3-! upon its l\!sn e and by al nyo and nay vote eclared duly passed and carrled. Alieyman voting tAye": Palmer, Car: ridgeman, innon, . Barnell, Staiford, Smart, Boyoe, Rode, Lahr. Alderman yotin “Nay": 'None. Alderman absent: Hayward. Approved July. 3 K GARLOCK, AV Mayor. Attent: & BELLE DENLEY, y_ Clerk. Published August 12, 1921, RESOLUTION NO. 108 a lar meeting of the Cit: Covnell of Bamid) mn':‘- held in the councll chambers in the’city hall in sald city, on Monday, July 25, 1921, ati WE WRITES," | WeR! to the provisions ot} Sectlon 2517, Geneml Statutes of Min- |3 BACK, \ aniAK HS LTae Ne.g\c‘ I WISH NOU WERE HERE," Dosite which sald above described fm- provements are to be made shall be .as- ;auseubla for cost of the respective work on The foregoln, reaol\ltlon having been duly seconded lderman Palmer lt was put upon lt! passage and by ai aye l“a‘d nay vote was declared duly carrie ‘Aldermen voting “Aye”: Palmer, Car- yer, Bridgeman, McKinnon, Bnrneu, Stafford, Smart, Boyce, Rode, hr. | Aldermen voting “Nay”: None. 8:00 o'clock ’D ., the tololwlng res Tition was. introduced . by erman ofica. who moved l'.a fid ‘ptlon. lesolved; ~that ollowing im- provements be mnde under the super- vision of the City Engineer: That cement curbs be installed on or o Dlna the following described prop- On 6th at. alon % block 7, Bem on"dth Bt aton \Morth side of west % blogk s, fem north side of west th st along morth side of block | Aldarmen wbsent: nnywu-d. 6, Bemidjl; Approved July 30, 1921 On 7th st along north side of block | A"V, GARLOEK, 5, Bemidjl; Mayor. Qn. ith st. along south side of block | Attest: 2, Bem! BELLE DENLEY, 'St st along north side of block City Cler 1, Bemidil: Publined: August 12, 1921, iR Hfii‘:“' along north side of block e side of block | PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY filong south t. fllang north oF BEMIDJY, MINNESOTA, JULY 11, lm Upon rold et f men were declares resent: Boyce, Rode, Palmer, 8mart, Carver, Stafford, Barbell, Haywnr‘d Bfldg—eman, Lahr. Abhsent: McKinnon. The minutes of the last regular ses- sign were read and upmved. Bl The following bills n.(ter being audit- ‘ed vaere upon motion and second al- owed: side of block On along, uuth W % block 7 15t A Bam On Minxi. Ave. nong enst slde of Lots| 13304-15 3 Biock 2, Bemid. i Ave nong east side block 13, 3rd Add. Bemidji,” That eemam, lluavllks. five feet wide, ‘be installed on the: following de- scribed propert: Central Ave side of side of side of side of side of side of to Ny- side of to Ny- side of to Ny- side of side of mncwlng alder- dlong west . along east . along along Pay roll, June east Gos ight & Power Co., }; oll for pumps. ht & Power Co: light for c'ty hall and- stréet Street gang, labor on streets. Tum Davies, labor, dump ground Jor: Hahn, _scavenger ~work, Toperty owners Korthwestern Bell Tel. G service, library, June Northwestern: Beil Tel. service and tolls, clty H.. L, Hayward, books, Andrew Johnsor, b oners, Jun to- Ny- Courtney’ Feed & Sed Ci City team slde of Bellraml Elevator & Miii. Co., to Ny-| “fexd, city team cide of | Bemidii Ploneer N plies to Ny-Im 8. meal tickets siae_of| The rita Gross Coy. booK to Ny- Doran, water extenslon on America ave, (Bst. N6. N Lincain Ave, along west side of Block & Ridgway's 1st Ada. to Ny- Gopdman & Doitved, On *4th st; South along South side of ing San. sewer Est. G. 0. Riggs, music for band Block 12, Nymors: On 4th"st. South alon South side ot 'ymo! Thos. Nygaard, grocerles, city on Block -3 1st ‘Add. N Afohie Ditiy, Sentinel Put. cations hat” clay. pipe sanitary sewers be Inatatiea on or in" the following de- | Sentinel v rlhed property: Bemidii Ave..alonk east side of Block 1, 2nd. Add. Bemi On' Bemidli” Ave. alon Blook -2, 2nd Add, Bemldjl: On Bemidji Ave, siong ‘West side of Tlock 8, 3rd Add. Bemid Ot Bemidjl Ave. along east side of Bloek 13, 2nd ‘Add. Bemidjl; Gh Bémidji ~ Ave. along Lot 24 of Bigok 9 st Add. Bemidt; ls)ogddAAve‘.l %onf Lots 1-2, of > 2n . Be BMK ne St % of Block east ve. along west east, e along Block A -Ridgway's 1st Add more; On’ Central Ave. along Block ‘2 Ridgway's ist Add On *Central Ave. along west Block 3 Ridgway's 1st Add. On ’Central ‘Ave. ‘along east Block B Ridgway's 1st Add Oh Central Ave. along west Block 6 Ridgway's 1st Add. On Central Ave. along west Bloek 7 Ridgway’'s 1st. Add. o Llnmln Ave. along west Bloek, 4 Rid gways ut Add. e est lunchés o, leg Standard Ol| Co., coupon books . Alfred Helbig, repfl.lrmg flusher 9.50 The bid of A, J. Naylol‘ for furnishing material to connect the White Way for the sum of $5913.36 was recommended by the Water and Light committee, and upon vote-was duly accepted. Report of Mum:ryml Court for woeks ending June 25 and July. 2nd showing $57,00 mm the City Treasurer was read and acecept Report’ of - the Fire Dept. for. the month of June was read and accepted. The committee on soft drink licenses recommended that licenses be issued to the following: Swigher and Mayer, .B. B, Lundgren, Pithips Bros. and Bercroft, Peder Melheim, west side of On Doud Ave alon, 1, 2ml ‘Add. Bemidj Bixby Ave, along East % of Block Sra Ale. e &8 A\P}. Sling Hast % of Block 7, 3rd A8Y. Bemiant; On_Doud Avu alon Wast 1% Blocks 3-4, Dake Park Add. midjl. 'l‘hnt the s:\\d prop r!y In. on, or op- What Could Be More Appetizing-"l‘hun a Dish of *\ Langdon’s Samtar Iée'z Cream Rt it Ever'y ])a,\'——at Evefy Meal—or Between Meals ASK FOR OUR SPECIAL BRICK LVl odéam Tee Creani® i ki, Langdon Mfg. Company o n;mrlz owners re- - | questing that a gldewalk be laid on the was read and accepted subject to the approval of .the City. Attorney. Applications Application of A. M. Dailey for a male employment "office license: pplication” of A, Wold- for a Jitney cense. ‘Application of H. C. Seado for a dray license. The applicants were granted license. Miscellaneoun R. A. Olson appeared before the Council and asked that the road to the brick yard be repaired. The street commilssioner was In- structed to fill in with cinders so as-to make the road passable, also to grade from Mississippi to Oak street. The City Engineer was instructed to see about the crossings between: 10th and 13th streets. The- City -Engineer, Alderman Bbyce weré appounted as a committes to meet with' the Park Board to see about ‘the trees Which are in the way of the White -Way posts. A_committee consisting of Alderman Bridgeman, Rode ‘and Lahr Were ap- pointed to meet-with the County Com- missioners to sée about bifilding a De- tention hospital at the Poor Fapm. Assignment of contract between the Naylor Etectric Co. of’this City, to the Kelley Duluth Co. of. Duliith, Was ap- proved and orderéd filed; “The City Clerk - was ln trpe!ed to notify the Library Board all-maney .oh hand to the Clty Treas- urér. There being no further ‘m. Christiapson, Jonas Erickson, Henry Miller, ‘W. E. Fortier (2) W. O. Noble, Lycan ana Co., B sln McDB)\lel “I B, Nick Demu. R. J. Boardman, Chas. A. Williams. .They also recommend that the fol- lowlng applications be disallowed and the license -fee returned: 1 John Sl Bro. The Clty Engineer estimated the cost) of grading First street between Miss.| and. Park avenues would amount to $880.00, Petitions Petitions from east side of Llnaor! Ave. beginning at the corner of 5th streat running. south to 7th street in the Fj{th Ward,. also at the corner of Lincpln Ave, and 4th St. running east. to Pérshing ave. on the northside -of 4th:street. These petitions were referred to the City Bngineer to make estimate: and report.at next meeting. A petition from prbpertar owners at gmnd Forks Bay, rejuesting that the itch be lowered along the west side of the Bay. The City Enfineer informed the Councll that. this Would. be taken x{uslnesu, it care of by the State and Highway En-| was moved to a:journ dfldjcum ineer. pprove it ¥ % Lamn, The bond of J J Doran for water Presldsnt éxtension on America avenue, Wlth the| Attest: U. S. 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