Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, January 25, 1922, Page 3

" basement of the Presbyterian church ‘tul}n o ‘her home in .Glafigow, Mont., »:flt e -fgrmers swho_make onr.comer Pioneer’s regular society nm s er, those who have' itams of - per- sonal_interest or social interest 'Geo}gé‘ ‘Pofii léfl Tuesduy night for. Sanborn, Minnijicalléd: there by. the' death of"hi brother, John Posz. yd of Northetn cam.tr?*ds muin Tuesday .the c;ty tpjullng4 to, shpp- “1-18¢¢ 8 {19 s anmussen went to Northome Tnesdny morning.to.resume his:work, after spending the week end with his family. Geol‘_ge Rasmu: n_ spent Sunday “brother, H. L. Rasmussen, and_left: Tuesday for his home in Bend, Qre;: . per lond. at Mi}l factiring: Co: £ The B. A. C. club will meet in the this - «eve_nln;a All member‘; are -ex- ‘pected o ‘bespresent; ™ - Mrs. W. E. Hyatt, who has been a | guest of her daught&r, Mrs. C. Al Bush :for the past six weeks, will re-| Have your . now. Eurl, tf i Tuesday en route to Pnpnsky, called there by the serious iliness, of her father, John Workman, who is” ill-with cancer. ° : Waldemar_Johnson, formerly of Bemidji now, of. Park. Rapids, visited, his brother, Dr. E. W. Johnson ves- terday, rél\mung this. mommg to his home 'in Park Rflpldh 43 “Watch for Aunt Betty’s Saturday specials at. the. Home:: Bakery. ‘The, <Worhan' ome . Mi i cacuty of the Met)};‘o St clior When' in-need ‘of* wood “eall* ford & Co.. We handle wood:and ‘wood: sawing only for the accommodation i~ headquarte: pér cord, Call 160" 7 “3t1-23- 25 o ss Martha Amundson of Beclda was in Bemidji Tuesday_en-route to- New York where she. will_enter: umbia university to complete hér caurse as rural supervisor of. schools. Miss Amundson is a former teacher in the Bemldn schools A large group of friends and mem- bers of the. Preshyterian.church: taok: supper together at the church Tues- day evening at 6:30. Afterward there was a mock trial which "afforded a great amount, of fun for-all presen The same group hopes to get to- gether again some time next month. W_atch'for Aunt Betty’s Saturday specials at the Home Bakery. 1t1-25 Letters from Charlés and A, A, Warfield at Los Angeles, Cal., report them as having a most emoxgble win; ter, there. The families have a bnng— ‘alow and a.car and’ have hag very. enjoyable trips through.- thgh charming country,. ane_of - the: mdst E\tercstmg being _the tnp to, M., owe, 16 poundg.of spgar, -§1, with a/ purehase of '$1 or, wer, “at: Tropp- man’s. - 11125 . The St. Phillip’s Ladies’ Aid_ so- ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. L M. Fo;d 307 S%‘e;;:‘h street, to- morrow; afternoon. ostesses, will be Mesdames John Breen, Benude;?e L. M, Ford and Thomas Cassidy.. Any Indlcs having worn or outgrawn' ‘cloth: ing.to give away will please bnng it|, toithe meeung tomorr: New SMpJ&nqfi for II? va Most ship collfelons in fog are .to the difficulty in detecting the exact direction that the whistle aud bell signals come from. ‘A veteran sea; cap: tafn has ' devised a new method to overcome: this, .. He uses four s gnal horns ot difter-. ent tones, tavo sirens, a steam, whistle and a steam qpnx, all operxmd by foot levers.:' ol thes mrmmnds Ao one of ; m.i cnrdfiml of fhe com- pass, ‘and’ ig Kouhide m a fog ouly when the ship is headed in that direc- “tion. lcnon Pipe Amh B dgo Unique. An engineering curlosity, sald ta be; unique: in this country. and to have only one parallel in Europe, is the pipe-arch bridge over the Sudrbuq rive er, which carries. Boston's water “sup: ply. The sp.n is 80 feet, and: the steel pipe, 7i¢ feet in diameter, rizes 5% feet above the horizontal at the) center. 'The presgure on the abut- ‘ments when the pipg.is filled with: wa- ter Is very great and is resisted by a mass of concrete 40 feet thick behind each abutment. Across the curved top runs_a_hand- railed foot bridge. i LUTHER: LEAGUE TO HOLD Staplfl 85| - +- RICHARD ROMENS ‘Ronien: ‘will: play r\lnnmg guard i Fo the State’ Teachers. col- lege quint” in. it encounter against the Walker high school, five -at the fiew _armory - tonight. He' has here- tofore played at the forwnrd poemon, ub has been shifted l()iy ‘Coach-Wirth | | ORDER OF F OREST‘E‘RS TO MEET TOMORRCOW NIGHT There, will be.a megting “of the | Wamen’s Cathalic Order of Foresters lin the basement of St Phillip’s church- tomorrow. evening at 7:30- There are many matters of import- bers are urged: to be present.; +MEETING: THURSDAY. NIGHT. The Lather - Leagye of: the- First Lutheran church will hold its monthly social meeting in. the-church, base- ment Thursday evening at 80 ?clock. Division No: 3; of-which Miss Mildred Qlson is chaxrmnn. will” entertain, All members are asked &0 be pres- SURPRISED ladies. gave a surprise party last evei :honor of Mrs. 'W. E. Hya dnnghter, Jfi g wm hap- B YoungPeople’s T Paul’& Evangelical ¢hurch will meet | for ifs regular meeting at the home At S all’ membors be present. Friends of the. league are most_cordially invited to attend also. YEOMAN, LODGE T! 'HEAR_ " STATE MANAGER HATLEY 8, o’clock "and all membiérs_are. urged: tn bé present: State Manager Hatley of Minne- apohs will:be. present-and-will address the members.on, the work being dong throughotit” the state. Members are requested to be there not later than 8_o'clock. EASTERN STAR DANCE. :1S: ENJO¥ABLE AFFAIR The dance given.at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening by the Order of {Easterri “Star_‘proved' to be. a _very enjoyable, social event and those who. attended are looking' ‘forward to the next dance of the series. The largest crowd of the series to date- enjoyed the occasion. These dances are being given. for Masons and: their families. Music was. furnished. by, Mts.’ G. A Riggs, piano; Miss Leila, Stanton, violin, and Percy nggs, drums, COREAN: BOY: MWBE& EABLY. Ywnuur Moy Be mmd at Age of. B Seven, According to Custom of, thpy cgutu. Any time after a Corean boy is.seven | he may be married, and he is seldom’| still unengaged at 12 or 14. At that time he winds his pigtail—if he stiil wears one’ in_these crop-headed- days: —into a ‘topknot and swaggers: n hik in the presence of the unbetrothed, Formerly, if & Corean; hoy had; any schooling at all he squatted nl! day on the schoolroom. floor, lemm‘. to read.- and. write, but. net . to::§| Chinese, and_ he *would. ha ) a vague knowledge of the maxims of Confucius. He often felt content to carry a “jiggy” or to drive a pack pony or even to act as nurse to the baby. while s ‘older brother wipkEg::" with the Chinese -classies. Under still long and.strenuous, but the boys pursue a Japanese course of study in Japanese. They probably. would vote their games more. interesting than any curriculum whatsoever. Thelr na- tional sport is stone-fighting, which,| they carry on during the first fifteen | days of the New Year. At the same season they have sky tournaments, in ‘which .they cut the string of. oue an- other’s kites and takeé the fallipg kites as_-prizes—Marietta Neft in Asig The steel of ‘the pipe In the arched 'portion 1s % of an l h in thickness: — e i luly Scenes Are 'rhon on the Sugar- &) ancé' to be considered Md all mem- |of. | dusty* rogdways. and ofi to the:cane- 3 nnd they enjoy it. of: Mr. and :Mrs.. William. J. Krause; |, 1309. B ayvenue, ‘Thursday eve- | clock. It is urged that, - |'life on the planudmx. (e d(et world A of e the:fiew regiiué the.school-hours” aFe] 18pst fipportant of Americiin fur-bear- Planuhom When tmflqrv#‘ | spapt: In- d\uunflr (n the:New Or- und the crier goes :lowl; : black, tw*nl;m lags in flfquwif he. brmhnt.mn owill. § away. alatm, aid a a 1y, one thow that life bestirs itgelf’ hehlnfl ‘the closed doors of. the cabins, Here a woman, opening the door,- stares at the receding back of the crier, there a, man’s dark head pro- trudes, from the white curtains in an open; window and. calls. to a friend in | the neighboring, house. Smoke: curls upward: froin. rows of chimueys. Th: odor of coffee fills the air. nghtlv xleam In the curtained doorways, and | bhoisterous chatter proclaims. the work- ers preparing for the field, Seon they. stream from the cabins, ‘ien ahd; women, young. and old ;. huge, pun kats cover the dusky heads. -The. women’s. skirts, loopc(l up by. the tie- strjngs about the hips,' reach ‘enly to th ning -4 hustle effect: of . ample.pro- portions.” Pipes in thouthsi ‘dinner- yackets-in hand and cane-] Iullve; slung. oyer shoulders; the colorful, praeession; opkers, Wends: 1ts way, slipdlen, nllysl»p. through. the:. streets,: into; " on the; pl-nmtlon ‘groungs. to Lhemselves at home they hearts. ment. Tor the songs and chatter of the né;mn.' The. overseer as he'rides by, stoppi ing, l.wn‘g n;omem; o suryey. the fields. of bended mxs. Liears the ‘snother or, the -no a]qfl;t hless songs, and smiles.a bit,.for .the: cnne-acmtiug harvest ag $150- and,’q, full, ‘day’s- work in, the fleld Thew cut, as) they; say, “from n't,” from the time when.they, can “see: tilljthe. ume when they.can’t, . But' the negroes are:not the only nes ‘wlioefijoy the:eane-cufting and. grinding season. The: \m)l nelghborhood areé in’ the « eléni W.Lrn aimed with a stout knife they uge “ever-revolving | ter and sweeter still. is. the cane chiéwed on the sly in the solitary midst ot a waving cane field, or. “swiped" from loaded frelgnt cars in the early morning, one eye ‘“peeled for .the watchman,” the, other on_the lookout against wormy cane. How torturlug are the after-hours spent at school for 1é8sori . failure or for “tegsing the girls” when the other fellows nre out In the cane flelds or at the mill! And- when knives are forfeited for a pe]lod for. cutting, desks instcad of cané, how cruel to them is tlm punislhi: went! Sugar cane season is indeed & scliool season of cumng and nuuhm- ing. One. can_imagine, for hours at a time, the“scenes taking ‘Place in the' fields: or “in the mill, biit cares and duties call.and the fascinafing planta- Hon' view..must be left :for. fall, house- el nlnm or garden-making, or busi- ness, until:the bell calls once again, In the meantime, necmes bend- to. thefr, task in the figlds, thé great:mouth of -the derrick: liauls-the carie;into the catrier, boys and. girls chey, eane, and In itself; goey alongin Mrum, every: day ‘fashion. The;Swiss Are. Thrifty. The British senu:on;d u‘ea_'he post: manter. geleral: from, u, gfeat degl of the_ comnpetition which is robbing the Swiss post ofice of revenpe, remarks the, “Under, the: Clock” “columnist of: the London (England).Dally News, 1 saw the: other Aay a. post card, ad; dressed to Geneva by s Swiss business man -living near the Austrian border, The card bore Austrian etamps to the ‘valite of:seven crowns, and had heen pos'cd at Feldirsch. A post card from ong: nolnt to_ aupther - i-Switzerland costs ten centimes, but ;3 timps a Syviss can buy. a/ Ae4n’ jolandskronen, WiER ould, by posting from: trbhiler, send int, fourteen post; cards and/ crowns iri‘hand. 3 , Fur Bearers Vanish. The fuskrat, formerly;lield in snm(l esteem, Is today recognized as” rthe ing animals. Its pelt, hnvlng become fashionable, commnands“#n ever-in- creasing price. Thereby the pursuit of ‘the liftle beast has been stimulated, wita the result that its numbers nearly every: where are rapldly diminishing. Trappers in the state of, Wisconsin took more than 800,000 huskrats in 1017. In 1918 they took ,fewer than to decide. a dispiite” over ‘the owner- ship of some cattle’ which the’defend. ant; bad- been- aceused. of stealing, zogn :became nppmnt to all that ||e1 WAS: innocent, .an but & few m nntesi ushaj, question from.. find the plaintiff. g, i ant, not th Judge. knees; the ‘upper: ékcess.of. cloth. || ;rup,. helr. chiance of. ~unipterruptui | B 300,000, and in 1919 only about 150,000, | —-l"hlhdelphlu Ledger. i Mpagazine, Subscribe fuc The Datty_ Plonser, o -t Sure of One Audience. Lo, J jad: been It the. jury, was oul: mutteres “This cort is®tr¥ing tlte defend | 5 ed the ! nsulty close B ¢ “Judge.” veplied the foreninn to rhe e court; \\e we yesterday.” l‘_h))\ Fomevc: liom Hit A rough-rolling romance that rups on' love and spurts blue flamce of ex- citement. e Wallace Reid’s Greatest Picture—with' LOIS WILSON You'll Enjoy It ‘Again! laughter chase: the. sobhs away. —A BIG CAST— Jane Novak Helen Jerome Eddy Jos. J. Dowling" Jerome Patrick Wm. Conklin Kate Price. In the Strangest Story Ever, Screened! ' “The - Other . Woman’ 2 From the Novel by ; #’xrx%rs—-rmm i ¢ KLY . TO i THIS, l’maw .goon THE $I0 RAISE: "A ‘picturization of ; g N AVIS - PETER B: KYNES® ORA. DAY, Sat. Eve. Post story. ———AND—— ~—With a Big Cast— Pathe Weekly PAT O’'MALLEY ‘Wm. V. MONG Comedy Marguerite De L otte Helen Jerome E dy» MISS DUPONT The New Star, in “FALSE KISSES” << Booked Through : _ The Geo, H. Webster Vaudeville Circuit Affiliated w1th Ruben & Finkelstem and Marcus Lowe, “MACK & CASTELTON : ' CLEVER CAPERS OF. HIGH CALIBER SUNDBERG & SPIKE & OWENS E’Rs ‘DE LUXE BOUGfi EN‘IB NEKLNHART T —IN— “THE MAN FROM MONTANA” . A/COMIQUE ... ~ REX ORCHESTRA Matinee 2:30 . :—: 10c-35¢c —: (Plys war tax) Having retold his favorifé Joke sev- eral times without eliciting even. a | pulite smile fromi any of hix Misteners, Boggs turned. angrily. on. lus honl and “I'll get -\ Jaugh on nm smry orIn ‘know. the reason why,. Il go_tell it to Smithers,” He bnrro\\‘oq money. from | HE. PIONEER- 'WANT m I, . _Tomprrow Only— Evenings 7:10-9:00 . 4 4 e S g ] e e o e 4 -TONIGHT - “William,_Fox presents v TOM M SR HIGH! ko Stod e o p s Djleclt_qel‘({.l,)“v \ R"f’h:_m . J oseph M sc.henck presentf: CONSTANCE TALMADGE By John Emerson——Amxta Lom‘. A Cm;nc Coqod‘ ‘of. Woman's Rillfi and¢ Woman's Frights, A FIRST NATIONAL ATSRAGTION, A straw vote for Mayor Thursdily dtthe Rex. How’d You Like Me for. M:yqr? Good Night! ‘Every gloom will'vanish with ‘Torchy in hig two-reel Comed “TAKE A CHANG:B’ REX or{cuESTZRA—.J.zah_kgfl,‘ director Matinee ' 2:30-~7.:10-9%00~-10e-30¢c COMJNG——_—Mack Sennett’s “MOLLY: O” With MABEL NORMAND “HAIL THE WOMAN”" PAGE THREE ; Coming——— T G U {tnnouncing— Pre-war prices- on all: photographic work. Post Cird sittings in the eve- ning from 6:00 to 8:00, o’¢lock. 142 dozen $6,00-a-dozen Folders to be closed out at $4.00 per dozen. FREE! qu‘ photographs of anybody’s baby ‘free to those who cannot afford to pay. for them. All babies should. be ,|;hae6gi-nphod.' Sittings to ‘be mndo f(l)r. forenooriy only. This ofl'el is goofl only. to residents of Bemidji. - < s —Hakkerup T i [ l d =il 0O O OO OO OO OORA RO OO