Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 8, 1921, Page 6

The Twentieth Century Limited Laugh With Us— Not At Us— Cold Weather Helps Among the cold weather helps for | early fall, we sugg that th who wish to be'sure that their Ford will be in running condition the next| morning leave them parked out in ' the street at night with the engine ~ running. That would ‘save having to! * pay for the construction of a garage | and heating it. I —And Save Driving It In— The Long Reacher Dear Twenticth Century: Here's one that ought to find a place in your i column. 3 “Beulah MARKETS POTATO MARKET Sirandlie of this place | !consin round white NOBLE DOLLAV!S‘ BUSTED, NESTERDAY ! RICH YODAN! s, $2.10 to $2.25; THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER \ STAFFY, AMERICA’S DISCOVERY By John de Gandt, (United Press Staff Correspondent) Oct. 7.—Celebrations last- mostly, thanks to Ramon Lopez Lom- i RSN Paris, | broke her arm while cranking a Ford | Chicago, Oct. 8.—Potato marketing one week will hereafter take 8 in North Dakota,’ a news dis-/gtendy. Receipts, 80 cars. Total U.[place in Paris every year during the § patch in a Clearwater paper. What| . shipments, 1,652 cars. North Da- first part of October, to commemo- 4t do you know about that for a long (kota Red River Ohios, bulk, $1.85 tojrate the discovery of the New World. Jl reach 5 De Ne 1$1.95; South Dakota l;;uly Ohios, | The decision thereabout which wiil g § —We Agree— \él. 5 to $1.65; Minnesota and Wis-[shortly be official has been reached ALL ABOARD FER ATLANTIC Ciry! TH! BOARD WALK, TH! STEEL PIER, ' MULIONAIRES' HOTELS, W' ATLANTIC OCEAN, “TH! CELEBRATED IN FRANCE By "Cfiaflu £ Westemn Newspaper Unlon * SALT WATER M BATHING BEAUTIES, ' ished, the House of Amer will in- clude an information department| grouping all nations of the New Con-| tinent. This office shall put at the| disposal of the public any information| which 'may be desirable. MOOSEHEART LEGION LADIES gion will give a dance in the Moose GGVERNMFNT RAILROAD CGNTROL COST BILLION| (Contmwed Trom Page 1) Added to GIVE DANCE MONDAY EVENlNG‘LonhOl is still another 1[; 14,000,000 The Women of the Mooseheart Lc-_comnunius of Ireland. | ain has Brit: pounds |this date receipts had balanced ex- | penditures. the public for the epted railroad these huge {hall Monday night. The dance is be-|Josses with very little grumbling, be-| ing given under the auspices of th(“(,ausc they represent a small portion | MILLIONAIRES BASKGROUND! _,J 000,000 pounds; 1921 estimated 173,000,000 pounds. Under the present v the men get an additional increase of a shiiling for every increase of five points in an index figure of the cost of living, as compiled by the ministry of labor. Downward trend of the living cost entails wage reducticns in the same proportion, until a definitely fixed low level is reached, whereafter the wages remain stationary and cannot be'reduced farther. By act of parliament, the British ge agreement As Far as He Is Conc 5 SN B i | ; Major General Y(‘ulfiud E‘rv':;il‘ de-| |sacked, $2 to $2.1 i’)‘;'nsl:““g“*‘fia“ consul general in {,lz;(]l‘xcs Drill Team of that organiza-|of the staggering cost of the great ;oads are to glmun tnemsellvesh mtfi clares that the talk of possible tmu» The celebrations will probably start | war. P our:great: amalgamations -wuich -wi P8 Dle between Japan and the United| FOOTBALL TODAY on October 12, the m§ same date| Throughout the terrific struggle. ’F’F f\"“‘f’lmd fiyh‘“"‘ h im‘e t})jzl"c ! -(S]t-itc s nonsense. (I‘)Ielhax E]usht blecn At Northfield—River Falls Normal :hun‘ in 13}92, Christopher Colum-| SENATOR CUMMINS SCORES h’*e‘ Bl’lt;ill{ res;lrosxds e bi'o.;c Eacl eb’?fofiflwffimn?w; s Yirectorate & lecorated with the Order of the Ris-| i us showed Guananhani to his revolt-| own, and it is clieved here il ing Sun, says the same news dispatch. | ‘“:;“it(’?,',“;ffrf'swm Institute versus|ed cred. Duing this first Pan-Amer WORK ON'MISSiSSIPPI RIVER‘that the roads stood the strain better of d_‘re‘t‘“ 7 ““"'“"m“" ) i+ That, in itself, surely ought to makehl: saléster. " jean Week, there will be not only| B o | than the railroads of any other bel- .S:r' Tri¢ Geddes, who was wartime i ever ng between these two coun-| " Apoiqesn Normal versus North |theatrcial performances, processions, (By United Press) | ligevents. minister of transport, is reported to it tries in first-class shrape. vD.I\ott Aggies at Fargo. lete., but also a kind of cong for! Washington, Oct. 8. — Senator| Experts explain thg t Britain’s prac- have estimated an annual saving of il or Something— S Olat goreus Concerdia at Moor- | the study of economic, financial and | Cummins of Iowa today served notice tice of constructing the solidest kind | approximately 30,000,000 nounds, I i bR {heh cocial problems interesting the reia-|on the Board of Army Engincers in|of raadbeds and bridges, and the con- | though less ontimistic prophets put| ; ity ‘the/Rag: Man (et estown coliesze versus Univer- |$ions of America and the Old World. |charge of river and harbor work that sistent use of light-weight rolling ali a: four m | entered in the ’sn.\ of North Dakota at Grand Fo A prala show is being prepared to|he will fight to stop all appropriations|stock accounts for the war-time cffi- S multaneously with railroad de- g - conte: local theater 1| " miversity of South Dakota versus [include popular songs and character-|for the work on the Mi ppi river, |ciency. control, the compa inaugurated i though inv '|Lmu|;|ty of ‘Hliniois at;Urbana. istic dances of all the Amcrican na-|unless the board changes its policy| Principal causes of huge losse lL‘u:«(n exeur stes. Coming at the i The only v can see 'fm th]x; ST el tions, such as the Chilean Zamacueca, Lowl;'.rrll the upper river. Cummins|giate operation of the ¢ eak of the very one is wearing their old | the Brazilian Maxixe, Argeni -|said that the board had practically !y i 3 E r"'!(vnf(xv‘lvl‘ttf;: a :.hm;u- Ir-L- nflllQ 6‘:‘ WEET TG BRAW £o, _Cuhz\n Hanabera, American o- | discriminated against the upper rivu{:S“Cbl:tl;(}lntl:n;; ':1;;‘:!”{:1‘1“ D’ & walk, ete., with the costumes worn inj — ploynent of 76,000 men Then will be S < 2 contes d been staged in the sum- mer time, pr e entrants might have taken a on last winter's overcoat. | —But Not Now— Hyrrah, for the Dog! A dog, according to nature fakel always turns around three times be fore he down. But at that you| Tiever see a dog falling over a chair| Tull of splendid addesses, anc and barking his shins. \f\ catures and —Did You?— [ Toliows: 0 3 : | The World’s Series ‘ Once there was a news reporier| who wrote about the world’s series (Continued From Page 1) and visiting teache! of the ons. LARGE CROWD TO CITY s will be welcome A special as- m will be held at the college at 10 a. llu- program for the three days is other will be carried out as the different countries seen living reproductions of Christo- pher Columbus, inspired from paint- ings of famous masters. The Pan-American weck will be the prelude for resuming works in the ! House of America which were al most completed when *he 2 broke. The idea of ope: house is Lomba’s, too, and it is a p\rt of hig proormn for economic and in- tellectual approachment between bu- rope and America. When it is fiz- o = m. GENERABL SESSIONS (i and called a game a game, but he! on fired. He was too plain for " this world. | The Armory But while we are speaking of the ‘FHURSDAY, OCT. 20TH—8:00 P. M. o still contend that New York going t owin. i —Bui We Dow't Know flow— | A Wealth of Pork | | Ohio has dicd of appendi- \ only goes to prove that now be numbered in the| world’s se s O ADDRIESS-— RECEPTION hogs mus wealthy Wom —Why Numbered— FIRST PERIOD OF CLUB (LOSES AT MlDNlGHT {Continued from Page 1) close of the campaign—just (lnw short weeks from now. And the ez ‘date who has turned in the gr amount of money for subsc chers ¢ tHush MUSIO—State ) AbDI ‘ivolution of G br 1 institute, Al BUSIN ptions | between September 27 and October | MUS1C—1 8, inclusive, will not only be assured | of one of the leading positions this| ADpDRT yace goes into the second period— | but bette ill, will have carned $50 * ag special pay for his or her time. That leadership in the race right post-marked October §, request 1] aster to GIVE YOUR | A SPECIAL POST- MARK, showing the time it was inserted into the mail. i It makes no difference when orders mailed by out-of-town candidates reach the office. of The Pioneer; they will count . for votes on the first period if mark shows the order LATER THAN Oc- || 7our Pos ORDE i, \\ olfe, [ ¢ ]'4'\uln|mh nt ss Jessie W he pos Frances 1%, »d NOT MIDNIGHT tober 8. of Saturday, ding DS 00 G T S now is worth big money to you. It i jmportant. As the campaign grow older the competition becom cener. And as the competition hecomes keen- er, it is important that you hold your own 2 st all comers in order to be | ~assured of the Buick four or Ford touring car at the close of the cam- . paign. N MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY HOUR TH;\T REM \I\\ OF THIS is still time ¥ fol’ you (n secure w\vml additional mbgeriptions. By going after the one subzo you can . CHATRMAN oy CHATIMAN VIOLIN SO1LO S8 —Projec Mis » mail your before !nm‘ to tmn in period as large as vossible and then | bring it to the offi “manager before midnight “Satuvday, | Cor mail it so as to be postmarked | fiatu)dq\' the 8th, \ | ADDR e of the campaign ADDRI ADD WIZLCOM -y udy Club, Lapl Anna Swenson, St Problems in Upper ¢ obinson, o Gildemeister, Junior and Senior High Schools. M. E. Church—Cor. . District and Hist 10 High School @irls' Glee Club, nal subscrintiond MUSIC—Bemic GET EBVERY RIDTION | b ¥ YOU CA} no aitention tn \vll.aq School Boards. | others m r may not be doing. State Teachers College I What they do won't win for you. THATRMAN—J, € werintindont BaTtrarnl . County. Henialt t Malke your final order on this first| MUSIC- ToLgion URsrintdndantReitmmycautsineiu ¢ il Moe. and e on. the Future— And the | hett, Dultth. s Clvie and Community Club and the FRIDAY, OCT. 215T—2:00 P. M. Club-— r. Di Minneapolis Known Dei of the School of Iducation, Univer- SATURDAY, OCT. 22ND—9:00 A. M. OUT-OF-TOWN CLUB £ g MEsIC—Bemidj] High School Orchestr: MEMBERS, NOTE! midg) High School Orchestra. - sor Oriental I Zamecnik. 1f there is any doubt about vi G i, 3 e ‘]l cour subscriptions mailed Sat- G b 0 e ' West-Tarks. er,n October 8, mnot being () =5 aby—W, [l Overhue, " Zomecnik. SECTIONAL MEETINGS FRIDAY, OCT. 21ST—9:00 A. M. Rural and Consolidated Schools. The Armory. District Superintendent, Deer River, Glee Club. ¢ of the Institute Library— Imstructor. Fural Supervisor, Deer River, « lural Hchool Inspector, os— Elementary Schools. State Teachers College Director, lementary School. State S ot Method: Method— e Deovelopm i k. ourth Gr .1.. iment of he Prejeci Te roject Beltrami Ave. and 9th St. Grand. Rapids, Superintendent, r ior and Senior High vy Courses ia the Ju the Rural Institute Tost State i MeConnell, FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY ARRESTED ON MURDER CHARGE | ! (By United Press) Madison, N. J.,, Oct. 8.—Frank Kluxen, 14-yecar-old boy, arrest- ied for the maniacal murder of little “Jxm‘ti Lawrence, 12. He was taken to the county jail in Morristown for safekeeping. The boy denied he had stabbed the girl twenty-five times with his pocket knife and hid the body behind & clump -of . bushes. IROLDUP BIAN TAKES GNLY FROM STANDARD OLL €O. (By United Press) ‘Portland, Ore., Oct. 7.—There’s ai ighwayman working in Portland who has a sense of humor. He robs only Standard Oil gasoline filling stations, ! ‘md will not take money from the! |men who _tend the pumps. | Never “has this robber been known to waylay a lonesome pedestrian; never has he burglarized i a house; Inever has he sought to garner hi: | precarious proceeds from the filling stations of gasoline companies com- peting with Standard Oil. This unique holdup man made his| |debut in Portland, and then moved to| California, where he was caught red- handed and served his term. When he completed his term, “Ceal-0il Johnnie,” as he is known to the detective bureau of the Port. land police department, resumed his| operations in Portland. Merrily he goes his way. something like this: ! “Open the cash register,” suavely! | remarks an unmasked figure, punctu-| (ating his order to the 111hng~<tatlon man with a blue revolver. The man on the job opens the reg- ister, and also turns out his mckets, Kq; rattle, “Coal-Oil Johnnie” trans- fers John D ’s money from the regis-! ter to his own capacious pockets :md\ thanks the station man. “Keep your money,” he says jovial- .“-".'\b'-"fi’fl'.’-'n'fi'h‘-'n It goesi VM%‘MVW“&W%%%?{&WMM“%“W{ y. “Can’t you leave me some cash to! open business with in the morning?” asked the F. 8. M.y “Oh, Jawn Dee will take care of that. Goo’ night.” And away he goes. “Oh, it’s somebody who has a grudze against the company,” said Lieut. Pat Malone, of the detective force. Many Years, Ago. White-haivea Unele Peleg Perkins, known us the oldest person in his community, was standing by his, gate when a tour stopped close he- | hind bim. Several of the Indies in it asked nunerous patronizing questions concerning the locality, Then one of them remarked : “You must have been around here quite a long time.” Unele Peleg slowly raised his stick = wml pointed toward a not distant ountain. “Yes, marm e siid gravely, 1 liave <o, * You sec that tliere big, high monnting over acrosst? Wal, the time T fust come here (hat there mounting a'n’t but just about the biguess of an ant hill"—Havper’ zine, Wanted to Know. A wealthy Irish farmer, intending to send his son to college wroie a letter to the “Head Master of Oxford Untversity,” in which he said: “Please soy what are your terms for a and will it cost anything extra if my son learus {o write a good haud and spell proper, as well as to row 8 Voul 2" Weekly Telegraph, fllllmIllHlllIII"(HIMIIIIIHIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHlllllllllllll 1 660,000 pounds ye: be added wi regular per: annual 1920 time onnel. nereas Compa | war and wartime wage bills are as follows: wages annual 1y, to which must ative pre: 500,000 ciate cheaner rates, after months »f almost prohibitive fares, with pri- vate ownership, although the state some months previously had granted ssion for t"o ('nmnzmiw to take FER B OHAL) .fi‘wm fares under state management al- most impossible. Arguments of this character, to- gether with a vivid remembrance of the palmy pre-war days of cheap fares and extensive train service, make the case for resumption ar!d continuance of private ownership rather strong, in the mind of the man in the street. ADDITIONAL WANT ADS | \V/\\IL‘FD——‘\Ilddle-agcd lady wants work., Will take in cake-baking, and small washings at home. Write P. 0. Box 10. 2t10-10 FOR SALE—Radiant Estate coal stove, base-burner, in Al condi- tion in every respect. Phone 305W or call 1009 Beltrami ave. 10-8tf WANTED—Girl at Lakeshore hotel. | 3t10-11 LOST—Rim and tire off from Nash car Saturday night; reward. Re- turn to Quincy Brooks. 3t10-12 TRUNKS, Bags, Suitcases. Why pay two mlddlemm profits. Buy from fautory direct. Send for Free Cat- Z. ACME TRUNK & BAG I'A(‘T(JRY Sprmy Valley, Ill LG {CCCL AND CLOUDY DAWN FOR FOURTH OF SERIES Polo Grounds, N. Y., Oct. 8— The day dawned cool and cloudy for ‘thz. I'olnt]\ ;,ame of the world’s serics. Peoples Oil Co. 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