Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 6

Twentieth Century Laugh With Us— Not At Us— Tough cn Some | School electors who are ecligible to’ vote at the special election to be held at the Central school Wedne: January 18, are urged to v s their conscience dictates. It's kind of tough on those who have no con- science. And that’ll make it tough! for others. | The Same Old Story | The genius who has discovered that a fountain pen would hold one small‘ drink has not yet &iscovered how to make the fountain pen give up the! drink when he wants it. | - —We Give Up— Sounds Impossible ! A friend of ours who is suffering; with a bad cold states that there is one thing in favor of a cold and th is that it makes a five-cent cigar taste, as good as it ever did. . —That’s Not Saying Much— Simple Enough \A taxpayer wants to know how the government can afford to increase the income tax exemption for each| child. Why, that’s simple enough, the little chap will soon be a taxpayer himself. Providing, of course, the gov- ernment doesn’t take it all away from him before he reaches that stage. | —_A Considerate Provision— New Scrapping Plan As we understand the new Hughes proposal for scrapping navies,, the dogs of war won’t die until they have a_sinking spell, which. according to| the new plan must take place within 4 four years after the agreement is Z signed. —Junkers vs. Junkmen— The Modei Salesman - Commercial Traveler—“My love! for you, my dear Louisa, exceeds any- thing that can be offered in that par-| ticular line.”—Strix, Stockholm. —Selling the Goods— | We're Holding Our Own | A well known staiistician recently | stated that con mal for four or ago we wer No do re to stars tanat we are n —That E 5 “Charl active,” rea Duluth Her: to judge from good pair. A witty guy e hat when supporter she eit dertaker or the ! store.” -—Some Undertaking— FROHN SCHOOL TEACHER WRITES WINNING ESSAY iContinued from Page iV at them from an outside point of view. His essay follows: | What Makes Bemidji a Good City? | The one thing above all others that makes Bemidji a good city is the qual-| ity of her citizens, their spirit of co- operation and their realization that tne prosperity of Bemidji rests not only with the citizens of the city, but with the people of the surrounding territory. | We. cannot measure the true valuc | of a city by its assessed valuation, nor by the amount of money that its merchants receive during a period of economic depression. These are but symptoms of something that is more important, the prosperity and happi- ness of the average citizen. Next in importance to the individ- ual citizen and reflecting his spirit and quality, are the different organi- zations to bring about an improve- ment of the citizens of today and to prepare the youth of today to be the citizens of tomorrow. The schools of the city are well organized and offer to the youth an opportunity that is not often excelled. The schools again reflect the spirit of Demidji’s citizens and go to strengthen the statement which was made at the beginning. The churches of the city together with the Salvation Army are well organized and administer in a worthy way. ‘Without these two organizations the § city indeed would be without much : tl.wt goes to make Bemidji a good city, yet there arc many other organi- zations that go to mMmect the social needs, as the schiools do the education- Kity al, and the churches the s i % Ar~ing these are lodges and 4 societies, the American Legion, ant various professional c'ubs. The pub- li¢ library, and the Ci merce association, while doing =2 great social wk are also doing work that is of valve to-the education of the people. Charles h. The scenic beauty of Bemidji can- not be described in words. Come and N ~ see! - LONDON TIv 2 KIDNAPED AT DUBLIN Dublin, Jan. 5.—H. B. Kay, corres- defence in his own hands and told ecomnlished throuch the of great —— pondent for s, wh was kidnave rmed mmen, was taken to court under an arzed escort, offic n Dublin werce in formed this afternoon. | —Any Way You Look At 1t— YOCATIONAL EBUCATORS % | the fifteenth annual convention of the | sons in the Minnesota institutio | the University of Minnesota wiil de- b along and tells |, DAwGoNE" CARYOONMISY FER MORE MOMEM! ' =% A WMOWN ALL OVER H' LBNIWED - SrAES, BUY MY WAGES 1S Sl . SMALL . bone of contention. The seven chil- dren led by James N. Hill of New York and represented by E. C. Lind- ley and C. A. Severance charge tha Lewis Hill took advantage of his HEAR PROSSER SYSTEM el Press) Tn ideed to him the half miilion dollar North Oaks farm, as well as $738,000 in railroad bonds. They seek to make the Northwest- jern Trust compan, dministrator of the estate. Lewis Hill seeks to become admm}strator of the estate, alleging jconspiracy on the part of the other jchildren to obtain control of the e: tate with the Northwestern Tri company as their tool. He said that . was his mother’s h that “he ob- tain her signature.” The contest, is town talk of the Twin Citi ) MAYOR SHANK STARTS ' SCHOOL FOR POLICEMEN tion of former se tional training of youths as carried on in Dunwoody Institute, Minne- apolis, under the system of Dr. C. A. Prosser, was outlined today before National Society of Vocational Edu- cation. Oscar M. Sullivan, St. Paul, dircct- or of re-education of inju lined the Prosser method of educa- tion and re-education. Dr. Prosser, head of the Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis, will address; the convention. Arthur F. Payne of iver an address. G. A. McGarvey of St. Paul, super- intendent of industrial education, is in charge of the program. NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY HAS GOOD ROAD PLAN . (By United Press) Indianapolis, Jan. 5.—Lew Shank, _erstwhile vaudeville comedian who a; |swered an encore to the mayor’s o {fice here, started today to teach hi policemen the three r’s of education —readin,” writin’ and ’'rithmetic. “Very mild,” said the former pota- to mayor, in describing the education- al eourse for his blue coats. There will be regular afternoon and evening classes. o “We have got to have policemen (By United P n. —A per ment of $100 in good of Lenoin county, fead,” the new mayor said. “Why 1 is the county seat. can fead, ayor said. y population of 35 000, the Ssome of these men don’t know how total investment paved to spell four-letter words. e { “We don’t want a hard exami n its present pro. v A ant a hard examin completed will be approximately $3,- ¢ on—just something like they have 5 it is believed, estab- in the 4b or 5a grades in school. But .we’re going to make them pass an examination and we’ll have a real Every pr pal street in Kinston, and every main road in the county d surfaced when the pro- ted a few months from | | o hwerine HERE - TOINT “STRIPY™ MO GIAKE. T ceagioog - | mother’s illness and induced her to'- who can make out reports some one schook tacher that knows that stuff.” = VALIDITY OF U. S. LOANS b MUST BE RECOGNIZED (By United Press) _ i . Washingion, Jan, 5—The validity| h d , H 17 i t: 1 t r-| e enermmerts ez | W Yy Fido W ags I'lis Tail? - and established before the United| States will participate in an inter-| naticnal financial convention, it way “E‘_df_!"_“,““'" her¢ today. R.: O advertise! It is his mode of telling the world of “for that COUGH./ that particulir mental state known as happiness. 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