Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 16, 1922, Page 6

INE 922-923 N 4wt thie Postoftics ot Bemidjl, Minnesota, as lass llxular. under Act of Cou‘resl of .. March 3, 1879. mx«m NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Fotelgn Advertising Representatives 828/ Thets Chicago, 11, and New York, N. ¥/ o 'attention ‘patd to - anonymous contridutions. im #s name must be known to_the editor, but not ily .for publication. Communications: for the selly Ploneer must reach this office not later than iy y o( each weék to insure publication in the cur- Bix Months .. Three Months ..... flm WREKLY PIONEER—Twelve pages, published ry. Thursday -and. sent postage, paid to any address for. in advance, $2:¢ %. Unless éredit is-given this paper, only the United Press is entitled m the use for re-publication of all baws. dispatches oredited: to it, Or otherwise cromted. atid.also_the local news published: hereln. ; LINCOLN'’S SAUSAGE STORY: About the time.that Abraham Lincoln was think- ~about buying a pair of “store” ‘frousers and Finning for . e Illinois legislature, his backwoods nglghbm's got together one Saturday 'evening for a:“frolic’”, Music and recitations were in order and dfter several'had performed, “Honest ‘Abe,” as he was known even then, was cnlled upon; to “speak a o) ¥ The lanky, picturesque futnm president jsham- bhd to-his feet ‘and -began an npology for mttud- fic “my own incompetent self on the merriment. of 3 flkse present. Theh to illustrate his point, Lin- ln told«this story: ! friend; Sehmldt runs a butcher shop in Springhield.., He is. great on sausage and has a big y tradé,-Among his customers. was,a Tellow &5 Kabit ‘of running up a bill and then not payiag: it. © Schmidt finally shut off this fellow’s wl and that made the customer mad and he de- to get evefi—so one evening when Schmidt’s Satige shop was filled with: buyers, this fellow. \8-in and threw a dead cat down on the counter, , ‘that makes seven today, Mr. Schmidt; . I'll h il tomarmw ‘and get my pay’—and out he went.. eighbors, 1 didn’t come tonight to throw a d“d{cn L ood friends and true, in this little, tommu- onférence, being conducted by The Pioneér in 6, our next senator, please don’t throw any ccats. P fy Cfime ‘along. wlth nll the nominations t)ut you i-ang we: have discovered that the woods are ° of th?m—-hut make them in a spmt of help- dis to all the. people. In' the growing list of nominations are names of men-of affairs, who would serve this distfict faith- fufly.and well, men big enotigh to be a credit to the highest branch of our legislative body. &éep up your noniinations, but with youir nomina- have some good,:substantial reason to offer If of your man—reasons-that will stand the campaign, and after the campaign the réal ‘service.’ ho’w!r is open. to it { very long. H‘CUH!BI‘S TROUILES ‘Porter J.. MéCumbet, senior United States sena. tor from the stite of North Dakota, has béen himed to flll the all-important, position of chairman of the senate financial committeo to fceeed the late Boies Penrose. This is a crowning achievement and happy should bp Porter J., bitt happy he is not. He is not, because a homet'n nest hag been stif- red up in his home state\over the recommendation of Andrew Miller of Bismarck to. be United sum judge. As the recall election; rdsuited in the onstlng of Lynn J. Frazier and two ‘otRer Nonpartisan officials, North Dakota opponents of Yhe ‘League do not relish the idea that Senator MeCumber should name & man presumed to have the backibg of the League. 3 A “clean court” organization has taken up {hie fight against Miller and open earings are to be held before a sub-committee of the senate. McCumber, as the head of one of the mogt important commit-- tees of the senate, will be ex] d to convince his. ‘colleagues of the fitness of the man; whom he " has recommended, and should: it-be shown that Miller . ‘i§not a worthy appointment as iledonl Judge,Me- Cumber’s prestige will mnterlnl\y suffer’ in Wash- ington. What will be the result in. Norih Dakota this all ‘when McCumbet must sgain come before the m ple as a candidate, is making rick political gossip. So, while Senator McCumber might ordinarily be contented with North Dakota, himgelf and the world in general, it happens that just nov( contentment ‘is not in his vocabulary. 9 ; B AR Both Will Hays and the president admit that much good can be accomplished in fllfl movie busi- ness. We are glad to note that M. Hays is resign- ing for this reason. We were unkind.enough to think for a minute that it was the flW salary. §———f ‘man arreited on & and kick in ¥ Duluth, the other day, moaonshine charge, klcked the officer in his escaped: He apparently: concladed that LR “ time saves a fine. . 3 Sen- that “Eat ’em alive,” demanded an opponent ator Kellogg and right away the report. spre: the senator is the man-who makes corn flnkes The Cass County Pioneer admits it’s a cood p-per and asks people to subscribe now, because ‘thby, . too, know it’s a,good paper before they get it. : ‘ Stillman Bingham of the Duluth Herald thinks “there’s quite a difference between~delivering:the goods and being caught with them.” p 8 ‘ “Wrist watches are to go by. the board,” says & jewelers’ trade magazine. -It is mure:fing to knaw that somewhere they will go. 3 Hope springs eternal in the human breast, but it 3 takes more_than ‘that to start the old fllvver these snappy -motnings. % §o———5 Henry Ford has put 40,000 men - back to work. N Lizzie's plant may be down, but its never out for —F8 . Sure, lot’s pleserve the peace of the world, but. . in the meantime, peaches. please pass grandma’s- preserved s g Minneapolis women who served on the grand ‘Jury admit that they hked it much befter thln ll‘nhd opera. " S——————l The man who harbors hatd feelings has. spot.in brains.—Forbes g soft By GEORGE E ROBER’!‘S . Iskued by The: Nnhml CIty B 4 cotnvny can’ s‘:ve iione; H ,v:an be saved: by The operation & :h\lyn has been of policy’. \ulhln the ,h, o of, the‘mnmnzment. by ‘opees its‘ownd shotild do: 86, . the saine rummt i one: letting: wark, that should - be don e. maintiined’ ce. to the i v ity of . service 2 merit in service. m2y. ‘well be:re nized, but compensation :shouls lorpier *. fiest BfFece of tha revised eati- ause cotton to e i1 olf. since been bove “those o?nthp corresponcieg have 'he"‘_momm of last yenr, and, there: i5. tie British cotion mpan ry's'* production of 000,000 ‘bushels above’ figures... Exports for the W}'Lfiw weeles ended December 22, m‘% “Itie producers are forced o ¥ fram 1% to-3 cents-per. pounl-and hides for from 1 to 3 cents and the. cons 25 to 30 cents e negro < pot sy O froim 100 40, ;flb . ight -houts of - eday 4vork-u: {he. farrs laborers otk frath. 10 o day in_ the. dew-aud cod and salary ok fFom: 38 16 $13. pet o mones that. coal-mining when existing: expire ‘on April” st Flie’ p migingcoal is. so far above “what it'was before’ 18 4f. coal is* on obstacles to the The’ mc'uscd coét” of 08t I'(lie ‘cost ‘of -hamdling ‘and mnhc- s - | turing:ha 'Eo, decl-ned ling . wit! 4 though their efforts are. ; r.lblu: nterest.they have little m : the . public. . Railr o sh airs. -:.5 much York Central bas ‘contraeted-for. track-mai ‘8 portion of: hl e more tlmit a writer_of The' brothiers, Goncourt, " Edmunll and Jules, typified the, rewlt\ot e? young writers of sixties lnd 8 crease in wd‘ht and a ntum pi. ul n ing. mm‘ himed everywhen as Worlds eatest Tani “Peopte eat daes them ab- | 8ol ute no goéd unless they ‘digest it properly. . 'When you' suffer from indi- geition and other forms of stomach trouble; the food does xfi* thin xun-dbwn, hervous ien and| 'lopd tingling through their veins Lenergy, if they woul d::non can b 2 idustry will: hé nmnin& full bho r <||ch ns in:the 3| tions are far.'froi the. y 4 carry-over - o rted by Bradstreet's ag 000 bnuhels ‘:gams: regated 000 last ‘year. ed” and whfl! cel ‘00021 pflrez ill_not be: and the of will not be:large’ the growiny ot %“—;‘é aiooo bales, ..an . incréase. that has:a imight, have been expecud 40 ' play mar] s with the miarket. Thy ni\rl planted mties. aditi 166 r‘! neh my. 'fiwy damfled T inality: Their higgd y $nd;they had ‘a:isrge ‘Aéaderiiy. re: ma tlwm hs o) and in order:atemtulte e, t nt fn Vide an annusl prize for the thor 2 most ntnling ‘book:.of Publishe Won. instant appro i who should be Btrong, sturdy only profit ver the United States and Can- the food they eat by sim, 3 bvercomes this s ture. to elim- i enal €. vil “pérfe i tive ‘omns, hmg e blood and in- he entlre system. Next, ‘weak, worn-out stom- oughly digest its food and “elements ‘into ne, blood and muscle. The resil eel strong, sturdy. and well W . amount_of ‘flesh, as led. 'anlat is S0l ih Beémidji by thé +| City Drug Store, and by luding drng- xuts everywhere —-Acvertm Q . 2% poor.start. " Ic.to hay Maran ‘was born thntyofotr ym-s go in the island of:the West. Indies fi-rlmtzd ‘most to-French| = FRENCH WOMEN GETTING ; smx-'e FORM ORIENT — (By uruu‘q‘r Press) Paris, Jan, 16.—French'women are to get their ‘inspiration in styles this spring from the @rient, according to the models now be’lnk shown by the Maison. Callot - , The latest creation of Callot's is a Hkimono”’. ut'.emq?l gown, It hds the flowing: <Bleeves, 0! anese ki- ono,. the strai lines, the full back 0: Iow, wide belt which t:i the style of where ‘iit falls in ing tied in 8 The gown Is ma an oriental design woven into the material. mnmzsorms oI (By United: Preas) - St. Pnl, Jan, 16~—Minne; day joined in a: movement’, to: estake lish a Woodrow Wilson Foundation and perpetuate the:ideals of the form- er, pmident.olthe United States. of thls f : { George H Plrtridge ‘of aneapo~ 3ia :is ‘chairman ‘of ‘thd' movement in this state. Mrs. ‘C.. P, Noyes of St. Paul is vice-chairman. The drive for . funds in Mi nesota began todny. ‘as -atheletic -of Nebras- University of Minneuu, i the Gopher directors in Chicago ‘to- hilnnesota g cat?; Becure re- salaty-coming s {s ‘undé¥stood to be about $7,000. 5btvt¢i§o se0e =4 ths of Cream of Niit Oleomarga'nne z 13 pkgs of Macarom and-Spaghetti Onié S-sewed Broom-—1 Clothés Line—2 dox- - en Clothes | Pins—6 pkgs Perline Washing Pwdfl‘—-l ‘pkg Gloss Starch-— ALL FOR. . Corn=i2 cana Green Beans—3 T oo sy ol M AL FOR T 41,1k ‘box Premiwth Crackers—10-b sack Corn Mesl—1 Catsup— ALL FOR. . 3 Ibs/bulk Cocon=—Y4 Ib. Gréén Tea1 b Goldeh Gift Coffee—1 sack Salt—ALL FOR. 16 6s Mtton Stew FOR 15 1bs Veal Stew FOR. 25 1bs Beef Stew FOR. 8 1bs Viennas FOR Beef.