Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 7, 1922, Page 6

. the ‘Art”clul v Twentleth Dear’ Twentiéth *Century =3k have] frequently been -acéused 'by!'my gén-. tle:x:n friends “of: bejtig a:flirt:5 Do you think “there “is*aliything: :wrong. with flirting with the ladies?—I Lykit.. ‘oung man, if you must flirt, for the love of Mike use a little discretion and flirt with something that you won't be ashamed of .in case it should happen, to. turn out seriouslys ~—Then You Won’t Flirt Much.— Experience. A lot of men imagine that the school of experience is a night school. Bat at'that, you have to admit that you can learn a lot at that same night school Although it may not do you much good, the proprietors of the “night’ schools’ admit that it helps them & Tot. —Ain't It A Fact?— Going Him One Bettor. Dear Twentieth Century: You said some time ago that you thought that the world’s ‘champion daredevil was the man who lived with two wives in the same apartment. Don’t you think | that thé New York man who married his mother-in-law ‘has him beat?— Yack Pine Savage. Well, " thq' former ‘displayed diplo- macy and tact, while the latter show- ed just plain.ignorance. —Whatever That Is.— Happens Every Spring. The foot and mouth disease is said to have been stamped out among cattle, but the mouth disease is ex- pected to break out again among the Bemidji golfers within the next few months, —~—With The First Thaw.— * The Biggest “Hurt.” Having &' man call you all the names in his cuss word vocabulary doesn’t hurt half as much as having your own wife tell you that you are “no gentleman.” —~—Whatever Tha*: Means.—- Hurrah, For The Eskimos! - Lying, cheating and theft are said to be practically unknown among the Eskimos. ‘But at that, wio wants to be an Eskimo. Give us more heat. jasitor. ot -=Summer’s A Long Way Off.— Pome, Mary had a little, jug, She corked it up too soon, The stuff inside began to work And started toward the moon.—~Ex, ~—That’s Moonshine— MARCUM OFFICE VISITED EARLY MONDAY NIGAT (Continued From Page 1) phoned for assistance and it is doubt- ful if she could identify him at this tiine, However, she states that he was & short man, possibly clad in over- alls, and with @ mask over the lower part of his face. the police department was notified as .}luickly a8 possible, but the intrud- er escaped when policemen ar- rived on the scene. is still, Thomas APPRECIATIVE AUDGENCE HEARS ARTIST CONCERT (Continued from Page 1) high' tribute to the wonderful, musi- cian who cast the spell of his art over them.” “The cello is a medium’ o musical expression mastered. by the very few. Carlo Fischer is one of thege few. William MacPhail, on the vidlin; showed the mark of true musician ship. W¥is finished performance show- ed with particularly fine effect in the use’of the double stops and the har- monies. His numbers were enthusias- tically received. i Margaret . Gilmor MacPhail, the able pianist off the company. was aided in her work by the use of the Packard piano loaned by Mrs: G. 0. Riggs. - Mra. MacPhail ‘leaves noth- ing to be desired when performance, both as accompanist and as a soloist. In the trios, each instrument did solo ;vm;k, and hers showed with fine ef- ect. y The company was generous with encores, and a happy, friendly fceling was established and sustained . be- tween artists and audience, throngh the’ entire progrum; - I¢.is:hoped that Hl' contittue to have a3 highian:order.as this exéellénce sets a:standard The department rking on the case, Chief ailey reports, ‘conéerts’ of one, whose' by which:the aime and:ideals of the ofganization may be measured. SR G & “{MARKET! Lol Gl o ) POTATO MARKET Chicago, Feb. 7.—Pdtatoes, steady; receipts; 36 cars; U. 8. ents, 438 cars; on track; 207 cars. Wiscon- sin round whites, $1.70 to $1.85; Min- hesotas, $1.65 to $1.85. #0, ©. Espe of Shotley is among the Dusiness visitors o Bemidji today and is in_attendance at the meeting of {the Farm ‘Bureau directors. ADVERNSING GAB 1T AKRTSNG HAS TODAY’S EVENTS during the. Civil war. ‘brates. his 80th. birthday today. . Twenty-five. years ago today died| " ‘Win, H. English, the Indiana states- man who was the democratic nominee fox vice president in 1880. The British parliament assembles today, which has also been fixed as the date for a meeting of the Sinn Fein execitivé council to decide upon | the future policy of the organization. Representatives of the, United States and Canada are to, meet &t the National Museum in Washingfon today to consider the question of cal- endar reform. 4 The street railway situation in De- troit is expected to reach a_ climay today, when stockholders of the De troit United Railway meet to fix a price at which they will sell their property to the city. : Thomas Walsh, Chicago “labor czar,” is scheduied to be placed on trial today -on charges of murdep growing out' of the killing of Adolph Georg, a cafe keeper, and his; bar- ter:l(‘ier. . The St. Lawrence River canal pro- ject and the matter-of power del'::el- opment will be discussed. at the au. nual conference of the Water Power League of America, opening in New York City today. 3 The trial of four officials of the United Mine Workers on charges of conspiracy ‘and. insurrection is sched- %edvtn begin. today: at ‘Charleston, W. Va, ", : Conventions Today. Mobile, Ala.—Southern Baptist Sunday school conference. _ Toronto—Dominion Fairs and Ex- hibitiong association. Toronto-~Ontario Fruit. Growers’ assaciation, Grand | Rapids—Michigan Retail Hardware association. Sedalia, Mo —Missouri hood of Threshermen, Calendar of Sports, Racing—DMeeting of Business Men's racing association at New Orleans, Meeting of Cyba-American Jockey club, at Havana. Meeting of Lower California Jock- jey.club, at Tia Juana. Skating—International figure skat- ing championship, at Boston, Golf—Annual, St. Valentine’s tour- nanient for ‘women opens. at Pine- Brother- urit. 2 g Y South Florida championship. tour- nament, at Palm Beach. Boxing—Fay Keiser vs. Tommy Loughran, 8 rounds at Philadelphia. Jimmy Hanlon vs. Tim Droney, 8 rounds, at Philadelphia, Harry Kabakoff vs. George Butch, 12 rounds, at St. Louis. In The Day's News. Eighty. years old today is Alexan- dre. Felix ' Ribot, lawyer, jouraalist and._ politician, who has served twice as France’s prémier, and has held a £ (high place in that tountry’s esteem for. well nigh half a century. The ca¥eer of M. Ribot hag baen of par- ticular interest to Americans on ac- count of the fact that his wife was an “Anierican, the daughter of Jssac N. Burch, a Chicago banker. M. Ri- bob began his_political career as:a deputy for Boulogne in 1878, and became, soon after, the chief of the moderate republican party., In 1890 he entered the Freyoinet cabinet as minister for foreign affairs. ‘It was during his tetm of office that the celebrated entente was concluded be- twéén France and Russia, In 1883 and again in 1895 he held the prem-| iership. =~ Respected by every party | of France'as a great patriot and most able financier, M. Ribot was called from retirement in during the ‘anx- ious days of the World war to take charge of the finances of his country. One Year A 3 Michadl Collin! the Sinn:Foin commanders ‘in t| army, was reporte: Today's Sinclair Lewis, auf of “Main Street” and other- 'popular novels, born at Sauk Centér,.Wis., 37 years ago today. > A rionzh favorite of in Philadelphia, 68 years ago today. || William J. Graham, representative: in congress of the Fourteenth Illinois’ district, born at New Castle, Pa., 50 years ago todayy } Patrick J. Morgan, managcr of tho Cincinnati National league baseball club, born at Fitchburg, Mass, 46 years #go today. George (Babe) Ruth, the famous batsman' of the New York American | league baseball team, born in Balti- more, 28 years ago today. I THE PIONEER WANT. ADs! | BRING RESULTS ' - ORIGIN OF, NAMES OF JEWELS IS INTERESTING |beryl kept peace in the family. The|is very . The ancients had many curious be- | potent in fevers. 2 |liefs re;nn;d:l;‘ectlzfis m:tfilnce powers of |aoainst enchantment. Chalcedony not Dictionary, distribution of ‘which by |age. Centenary of the birth of Charles | stance they thought that the-carbun- | ot b oot Other j G. Gunther, mayor of New York City [ ¢cle shone in the dark. That the ame- :: tflmeb::, o::’,‘::&, n].hi’st’ei‘f";ft s:;:g thyst held its possessor harmless from |pearl, likewise had their spiritual The pacinth was a foe | propertiés which gave them addition- jewels M, Alexandre Ribot, famous French | intoxication. statesman and former premier, cele- | to melancholy. R¥/ | CIDNY KNOW S0 =2 AOUERVISED phire was gifted with prophecy. The the practice is not discouraged. The origi o “Loyal students notice Zin of :?-e Aames of iew&!s CHICAGO STUDENTS ACT interesting. efining e Ut diamond enabled its fortunate posses- | names and noting their, origin is the AS SCHOOL DETECTIVES | comings of their classmates and keep sor to detect poisons. - Jasper -was|province of the dictionary. Thi Chicago, Feb. 7.—*Snitchers,” are |instructers well informed N{lfillng Coral was proof |best done by the New . Universities |used-in Chicago schools to aid espion-|any feature deemed objectionable in such conduct,” he said. s I This became known when Peter A.|' Students of this:type wezo respon- ; Have you got your copy? Consult|yfortenson, - superintendent of the|sible for the recent pssal of two - i the coupon appearing daily and learn | poarg of education, indicated that pu- |students from a high school. These how you can get it at nominal cost. | pilc may be depended upon to report |young student couples who go auto The coupon appears only a few daysjypon the conduct of others and that |riding and visit cabarets. For in- | only laid ghosts, but the wearer could | this paper is now drawing te a close. The owner of a sap- [a] value. : the American ligl;l ‘opexa stage, bory |. ! OUNTLESS INDUSTRIES, 6rganizations, individuals, are alrgady out of the depths-—b'ack again where breathing is easy and business is good. Confidence—Optimism—Aggressive Effort—brought them there. 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