Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 8

- I I i e No Rest For The Rest, ‘A North Dakota poultry “specialist. declares that on an ayerage one out of every.three hens is a lability and if. worthless 1o tb;‘fldcj:;e A pose e considers them “lay abilities.””. .That's the dif- férence. between lay ‘apd lie, e ST w—Ain't It A Fact?— Odd And Inferesting. The Indian of the Brazilian wilds is said: to appease his hunger with| - rats, snakes, alligators and parrots. But at that who wants to be an Indian of the Brazilian wilds? —All TogetherNow!— Now And Then. A little coal now and then is rel- ished by the best of men, if we are to judge from the fact that anthracite coal was first used as »fuel by two Connecticut_blacksmiths, in 1768-69, and was first used in a grate as do- mestic fuel by Judge Jesse Fell of Wilkes-Barre in 1808. Now. look where it is. ~And Look Where It Isn’t.— ’ "An Awful Sight. The. treasury department of the Unitéd States handles more money than any other institution on earth. But what has that got:to do with the high cost of:aperating for appendici- tis. LA —Give:Us A New Deal!— The Beautiful Snow. (Reyised Version.) Oh, the snow! The Snow! the beauti- ul snow; Causing dhcominrt wherever you go, Sifting right through each crevice and crack, thn'bfi.ai cold chills creep up your acks Filling the 'p'bor with sorrow and woe. Oh, don't talk to me of the beautiful snow. Ye Poets who sit by a warm fireside And write of the things you never haye tried, ) Go work in the timber when it’s forty elow, Then see what you think of the beau- tiful snow. Or go to Dakota where the strong breeczes blow And pile up great drifts of the beau- tiful snow. Where men freeze to death ten yards from thein door. b Just try it up there for one winter o: ‘more, And methinks you will cry in the depths of your woe, “Qh, deliver me Lord, from the beau- 1.snow.” Go sit as I heve sat, with eyes band- aged tight, In a close, darkened room where one ray of light , Will- send shooting pain from your head to.your toe, And youw'll not care to gaze on the 2 beantiful snow. Or go ta the slims where they barter " their soul For an armful of wood or a bucket of coal; Then write from experience and let everyone know Just ‘'what you think of the beautiful show. —C. A. STQUT, Bemidji, R. No. 4 —We'll Say It's Revised.— BEMIDJI HIGH TACKLES ST. CLOUD FRIDAY NIGHT (Continued From Page 1) 3uiu allfpery because of, the recent ance. ‘It.had-not been used for any putpose since last week’s charity ball. “The ‘Techs were not much_baf- fled by the size of the floor. Their own gymnasium floor is not oné of the smallest and_they. are quite ac- customed to playing an extended de- fensive if necessary.” Bemidji must win from the Saints tomorrow. evening if they. intend to remsin in the: race for the district title. Last ~ week’s victory shoved Coach. Smith’s. men _ up in second place, lj‘u it one game behind the vet- eran Little Falls quint. = The St. Cloud quint, although ho%clusly out of the running for the district title is a team that may upset the dope for either Bemidji or Little Falls. GIANTS DEFEAT THIEF- RIVER IN FAST CONTEST {Continued from Page 1) eo}.flylu ’ that eity fi:“&fsemldji was ercy anxious for lu&haj‘; me. <. Consequently, another T treat “{§"assured Bemidji fars’ when the rookston aggregation plays here for .the third game 'between these two ¢ities this season, the Prévious meet. ings resulting . in victorles for that squad. Crookston barely defeated Thiét River: Falls ‘recently and Be- midji is anxious to put over at least ‘pne victory on the Crookston team. ‘% Crookston_ realizes what a strong m Bemidji now possesses and will cone here prepared for an exception. ally hard game. Such men as Duteh Houser, and Haaven are expected to be in tho visitors’ lineup' for this contest. Bemidji will be represented by the same squad s took part in last $aight’s game, it is_understood, and fans are assured that another real game will be the result’ of this meet. ing. The Bemidji squad is now go- ing strong and-those who saw the last night are all boosters. e B eg‘x Blié: support is urged. for ‘&i:n‘ m‘gusmnhlngpnlg)m S {H 1R S le. rest’ of | BE OMNE OF )l TODAY’S EVENTS / n MARKETS —_— Festival of. St. Apollonia, the pai- roness against toothache. Twentieth anniversary of the great fire which laid s large part of Pac- erson, N. J. ‘in_ruins. Student: teams of Whitman college and -the “University of Washington are to 'meet for their annual debate this evening. Hundreds of lovers of winter sports are expected at Hanover, N, H.. toda; for the opening of the annual mid- winter carnival at Dartmouth college. The President and Mrs. Harding have issued invitations for a recep- tion at the White House this evenin in compliment to the members o both houses of congress, A delegation of women will waic upon the prime minister of Quebec today to plead-for legislation giving them the right to vote in the provin- cial election, i 4 At Port Huron tonight Senator Charles E. Townsend of Michigan is to begin a speech-making campaign for re-nomination and re-election to the United States senate. The meeting of the foreign minis- ters of France, Great Britain and Italy to discuss. Near Eastern ques- tions has been tentativeiy fixed for Paris today. With a speech before the Ohio Anti-Saloon league convention at Co- lumbus today Judge Florence E. Al- fen, ‘of Cleveland, is expected to launch her candidacy for a place on the Ohio supreme bench. The first annual convention of the Bankers’ Association for Forei Trade, meeting in Cleveland today, will give its attention to plans by which inland banks with foreign de- partments can work together to fa- cilitate foreign trade. 3 Conventions Today. Toronto—Dominion Fruit Growers’ association. Toronto—Ontario Horticultural as- sociation.’ A Columbus, O.—Ohio Anti-Saloon league. Bismarck, N. D.—North Dakota Association of Engineers, . Calendar of Sports. Racing—Meeting of Business Men’s Racing association, at New Orleans. Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey club, at Havana. Meeting of Lower California Jock- ey club, at Tia Juana. Bowling—First world’s classjc championship tournament opens in Chicago. Skating—Lake Placid Diamond I(jl‘oyphy championship, Lake ‘Pacid, Golf-—Annual St. Valentine’s tour- nament for women, at Pinehurst. South Florida championship tour- nament, at Palm Beach. ~ ' In'The Day’s News. .| Sir- Anthony Hope, who today en- ters upon his 60th year, has long ranked among the most brilliant and 'to be carried out. POTATO MARKET , Chicago, Feb. 9.—Potatoes, firm; receipts; 41 cars; total U. S. ship- ments, 596 cars; on track, 171 cars. Wisconsin . round whites, sacked, $1.70 to $1.90; Minnesotas, $1.65 to :$1.80; Red River Ohios, $1.70 to $1.75; 'Michigan round whites, $2.05; Colorado brown beauties, $2.00 to $2.15; Idahos, $2.15 to $2.20; Rus- | sets, slightly frozen, on track, $2.35. MAYO WILL REPRESENT FORD BEFORE COMMITTEE (By United_ Press) r ‘Washington, Feb. 9.—Henry Ford will not appear personally before the hopse military affairs committee to testify concerning his offer for the Musclg Shoals plant. He wired the committee today. Ford will send his chief engineer, M. B. Mayo, he said. Mayo is expected to come before the committee Monday. Secretary of Labor Weews said today thay he will certainly submit to_congress two additional offers for taking over the Muscle Shoals offer. ARGENTINA MAY SEND POLO TEAM TO LONDON ° (By ‘United Press) Buenos_ ‘Aires, Feb. 9.—For the gD | purpose of sending an Argentine polo team to London to take part in the international polo championship con- | test, the Jockey club has been asked for a subsidy.to enable the scheme One of the advan- tages foreseen in- taking this step would be in .displaying the merits of Argentine polo ponies. The country has a eraef team and sportsmen are confident that it would match up weil with other competitors. NORTH DAKOTA HAS SOLUTION IN HIGH BUILDING COSTS (By United Press) Mandan, N. D., Feb. 9—North Da- kota hag the solution for high build- ing. cost and consequent home short- ages and high rents. Thomas Sulli- van, secretary of the Commercial club, says it is in the immense de- positg of clay in the western part of the state, 3 This can be converted into brick and tile for building purposes. ‘‘More- over,” Sullivan says, “the fact tha clay and lignite are "located in close proximity will materially cheapen the manufacture of brick, tile and even tableware.” PRI A A MISS STANTON ATTENDING successful Englishmen of letters. His real name is gnthony Hope Tawkins, “Anthony Hope” being his pen-name. After completing his studies at Ox- ford the future novelist took up law and for some years engaged in_the practice of that profession. But al- most at the very first he had a long- ing to enter. the profession of liter- ature. ' In this ambition he was not, however, immediately successful, Far {rom it. He had written and publish- ed many stories before “The Prison- er of Zenda” brought his fame. This novel he published in. 1894 and its success was o marked and instante- neous that the author immediately ve his legal practice to devote imse| 'h%‘ill to literature. Since that tnme .Anthony has_ written mu.xg’ successful novels and ‘hss also attained fame as a dramatist, . 'One Year Ago Today. Congress in joint session confirm. ed the vote of the Electoral college and_declared ‘Harding and Coolidge president and vice-president. .. Taday's Birthdays. Mrs. Patrick Campbell, 3 celebrated actress of the English !‘IKQ, born in London, 57 years ago today. { George Ade, noted humorist and ghywfl.hc, born: at Kentland, Ind, 6 _years today. Pl Gume.fi? Moses, United: States senator from New Hampehire, horn at Lubec, Maing, 83 years ago toddy, ' Joseph J. Mansfield, representative in congress of the Ninth Texas: dis- trict, borniat Wayne, W.’Va., 61 years ago’ today. W Amy Lowell. noted as author and poet, born ‘at Brookline, Mass., 48 years ago today. g AUSTRALIAN WARSHIP LAID UP AFTER PACIFIC AGREEMENT —— Melbourne, Feb. 9:+-On the heels of the announcement of the Four- power Pacific Agreement came the news that Australia’s battle cruiser “Australia” has been placed in re- serve, about 450 of her men being dis- missed. The vessel took up moorings in -Sidney Harbor, which she will re- main in indefinitely: Satisfaction with ths Four-power- F-et in . general throtghout Australia, SECRETARIAL CONVENTION Miss Leila Stanton, secretary of the Bemidji Civic & Commerce as- sociation, left last night for the twin cities to attend the annual conven- tion of state commercial secretaries being held there today and tomorrow. She is scheduled to address the session on “Tourists and What They Mean to Minnesota.” She will prob- ably return to Bemidji Saturday. SALT LAKE MISSIONARIES LOOKING FQR MORE CONVERTS (By United Press) London, Feb. 9.—Missionaries from Salt Lake City are making a great drive in London for converts to the Mormon religion. Elder Hawkes, resident of the South Tottenham eadquarters in London, declared Mormonism was never more strong or flourishing than today. “In Lon- don alone,” he said, *“we have over a thousand converts and 13 active branches.” The majority of the con- verts, he said, were women. AMERICAN WOMEN NOT BORN TO BLUSH UNSEEN 2 United Preas), Monte é‘::’lo. Feb. 9. —“1¢Ehe win- ner blushes, she’s an American,” re- marked ‘an' ‘executive of the Carlton restaurant herc. during the drawing ofl ‘a New: Year's Eve lottery. The prize was a pair of black’silk pajamas, trimmed with ermine. When the fluf- 1y garment was tossed over to the houfe‘r of the lucky number, she blushed markedly. - She proved to be Mrs. S. Goldenberg of New York. FIRE DEPORTMENT CALLED OUT TO 1221 IRVINE AVE! About. $100 damage™ was done to the McLaughlin property at 1221 Ir- vine avenue about 11:30 this forenoon when an over-heated -stove-pipe set fire to the roof of ° the dwelling, through which it passed. The fire departmient was chlled and further loss prevented. ¥ © Westen Newspapes Uniom By Charkes Sugheds - WO, MOUNG SMARTIE , | RECKON You'LL 1Y SHESE HERE COMEDIANS WHEN NOoUu CALL FOR COUNTY CONVENTION Resolyed By - the Beltrami County Committee ot ' the Republican Party Duly Assembled at the Call of fits Chairman and in the Exercise of Pow- g{ Law: me and Place of County Convention 1. That the place of holding the county convention shall be at RBemidji in the state of Minnesota. and the time thereof shall be March 18, 1922, at one o'clock p. m. as fixed State Central Committee in its official call heretofore issued. Purposes of Convention 2. Said convention shall be called to order by the chairman of the county cgnfi‘nll:e'!, as provided by law and shal held for tho purpose.of: (a) adoptin, a platform og s!ntemenl(o)f nol?llcfl principles; . (b) electing such delegates to the state and. congressional district eonvention as may_ be apportioned; (c) electing or apportioning in'such man- ner as it deems best a county commit- tee 16 serve until successors are chos- en. Apportionment of Delegatea to County Division 3. The several election districts in the county, as provided by law, are hereby allotted one delegate to the county convention, and in addition one Aeleznte for each 50 votes or major fraction thereof cast for the party can- didate for governor at the last general election. a3 follaws: " 'owns - ot elogates Angle (g Alask: 15. 1 ers und Duties Duly Conferred on it Dby the Republican' rocecd to organize and shall be' 1N .Northern county convention, the ] secretary thereof shall certif; the names and addresses O gates elected to the .state convention, or to the proper .congressional district convention, to the secretary of state, and shall deliver a certificate of elec- tion to. each- delegate elected. Apportionment to Be Certified to Audit- L APPOEORRer By Chairman 5. _This committee, acting by and through. its - chairman and’ secretary on' of before February 11, 1922, shall _ certify to.the county auditor of Bel- trami_ County the number of delegates allotted to-each election district in the o Battle 26 1 i 1l 3 & 53 20 28 2 i | s ! 3 11 5th Ward 70 Boone 8 ap] 7 . 3948 163 Brook Lake 8 RD?SBV&R 15 Ofticers_ of . Conve! fl&,'l—nlflel as to 3 i of ChRgrer E Fed Fa ! | Upon the ‘adjgurnment .of the 3 ¥ 0 9 7 7 0 cacseor oMy o9 rom, B N50RE Turtle River Victory ¥abanica o ove = % W. ¥hoda, the secretary, of thé i County Committee of Bel- trami_county, 3o hersby. certify. th: e abgve is.a true and . correct copy 2 Fesofut! %M&ly ado] t%d by said assembled by order of its Februal 1922, n,o;%s. .Ervin, the chairman, 1ot epto SHECES L 28 Langor Lee ... 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